Tuna

Way to make me come crashing back down to reality everyone

It makes a lot of sense financially, yes. It's the lack of communication that has (rightfully) annoyed a lot of their regulars.

They've been responding on Facebook that it was a COVID-related financial decision

Few days before Primavera so expecting a good amount of crossover. Presumably lots of overseas bands too as they were understandably UK heavy this year. From that weekend, realistically, we could maybe expect: Bikini Kill, Parquet Courts, Otoboke Beaver, Tropical Fuck Storm, Sons of Kemet... (Yo La Tengo/Beach House/Slowdive as a big name if I'm being super hopeful) Got my tix.

Could be that deposit scheme tickets go up after the VAT rates rise (at the end of the month) and they're wanting to get more money in now? Dunno how this really works, tbh.

Posting the link to an article is not speculating; certainly not in the same way the immediate posts were scrambling to defend that guy you like with a history of violence. "Not trying to defend him but-"

yeah let's bin this fucking weapon.