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I also put this on the spare gig tickets thread but putting it on here too - I won two tickets for JP Saxe @ Electric Brixton tomorrow night through Ladbrokes Live. I can’t make it so let me know if you want them
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Two Roundhouse gigs on Central Tickets - Jlin on the 23 April and Lonnie Holley & Matana Roberts on 26 April, both £6.50 a ticket. Jonathan Pie also on there.
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6 hours ago, cheesey_toastie said:
Try the People Move On LP. I like the lockdown 2021 reworking of the vocals version.
Looking at recent setlists, it looks like he also includes Yes (not sure who sings though?)
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20 minutes ago, sadimmock said:
Just out of curiosity do the Eavis family (or associated companies) also own Pennard Hill Farm? I have a very vague memory of hearing that they had, via some mechanism, bought the Park Farm some years ago.
It mentions here https://www.efestivals.co.uk/news/07/070508c.shtml that the Eavis’ ancestors did farm Park Farm before moving to Worthy -
I have 2 tickets for JP Saxe @ Electric Brixton on 17 April but can’t make the date. Won on Ladbrokes Live (a first power ballot win!) so free to anyone that wants them.
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I can see it listed on the ‘My Box Office’ page still but not on the other pages so I agree that it looks likely the tickets have gone (except maybe via the power ballot draw)
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Leann Rimes and Nickelback now on Ladbrokes Live. Football, boxing and basketball tickets too
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Elbow’s London, Manchester and Nottingham dates all on Ladbrokes Live.
Postmodern Jukebox (anyone seen these before?) have lots of their dates on there too - Perth, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, Liverpool and Cambridge
Extra Olivia Rodrigo and Keane O2 dates now on too.
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Bill Ryder-Jones
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1 hour ago, Pr0paneNightm4re said:
How have I only just discovered Ladbrokes Live? Is there a catch or is it just free?
Well apart from giving your details to an org like Ladbrokes (a big one for some I appreciate!), there isn’t a catch and free to use. Sign-up and spin away!
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More added to Ladbrokes Live:
London - Elbow, Keane, Mae Muller, Erick the Architect, Anirudh and more Take That dates
Wolverhampton - Train, Blue
Manchester - Erick the Architect
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I personally doubt Stevie N will be there given the poster but interesting that she is doing 3, 6, 9 and 12 July i.e. concert and then two days off and repeat. And then when you work that sequence back…hmmm…
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Soulwax/2ManyDJs are playing Ireland the weekend before https://www.itsbeyondthepale.ie which is a good sign.
Strange that Soulwax weren’t on the first poster though as you’d expect them to be playing one of the main stages.
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Don’t know if it’s been discussed but surely Chaka wants her Meltdown dates to sell out / have been on sale for longer before she is announced?
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1 hour ago, Justcalledtosay said:
Pulp. Festival exclusive inc. the UK
I don’t think AFAS Live is a festival, just a concert venue in Amsterdam. The Smile are playing there on Sat.
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If they’re calling it an ‘exclusive’, it must be a headline show exclusive as they have several other European festival performances scheduled - Sweden, Norway, Spain, Portugal and Greece. So I don’t think this rules out Glastonbury.
However the talk of more shows in 2025 I think is more likely to rule them out for this year, finish the reunion tour at Glastonbury next year.
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38 minutes ago, FloopFiller said:
If anything they were underbilled last year, but Glastonbury doesn’t really do year on year repeat bookings unless there’s a new album/some new material to play so it seems unlikely. Probably be back in the third down Pyramid rock slot next year though.
I thought there was quite a strong history of bands/acts getting booked for somewhere like John Peel / Woodsies, then become the next big thing and get a massive crowd / overpacked tent. They would then get booked for a bigger stage the following year. Does that not really happen anymore?
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30 minutes ago, panda97 said:
They've really stepped up their game in terms of adding stuff on there, so many options now compared to when I started using it
Almost at a point where they need to give out more plays because it's hard to decide what to use them onDefinitely! More than just All Points East and O2 Arena now
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It gets worse if you win tickets for The Residents, their tour has been cancelled 😬 I think someone at Ladbrokes has dropped the ball on this one
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Loads more concerts added to Ladbrokes Live including:
Thundercat, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Bananarama, JP Saxe (all London)
Mika, Johnny Marr, Kaiser Chiefs, Tate McRae (all Wolverhampton)
Some concerts in Scotland added too
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Thundercat’s gigs in Manchester and Newcastle both now on Ladbrokes Live.
Also, tickets for Europa League / Conference League matches (Liverpool, Aston Villa, Brighton, West Ham and Rangers) on there too.
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5 minutes ago, Franco Baresi said:
Emily said on the podcast with Grimshaw and Annie Mac that they stepped in after an act had pulled out.
Also mentioned here https://amp.theguardian.com/music/2023/mar/03/arctic-monkeys-guns-n-roses-elton-john-all-male-glastonbury-headliners-a-pipeline-problem-says-emily-eavis
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Playing Birmingham on the 29th https://www.seetickets.com/tour/ty-segall
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More added to Ladbrokes Live - Peter Kay, UB40, Michael McIntyre, Justin Hawkins (Hayes, Liverpool and Leeds gigs) and even WWE!
Cheap Tickets / Seatfiller links Thread
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More added to Ladbrokes Live:
Nicki Minaj and Romesh Ranganathan (O2 Arena)
Status Quo and Strictly Come Dancing (Wolverhampton)
49 Winchester (Bristol, Manchester and Glasgow)