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Sparticus

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  1. 5 hours ago, sheffinghell said:

    Just been having a look... there's loads in Wales - sadly too far for me. Also a few at Scarborough, Piece Hall, Lytham, Derby summer sessions, Forest locations, South Facing... and Eagles for £40 at Coop Arena, if there's any chance it might go ahead!

    Do you have a link for Lytham?

     

    Bagged Eagles tickets which is a result as I was resigned to not going due to the price.

  2. 2 minutes ago, 49Lawson said:

    I didn't know if they were trying to bill Declan as a co-head with Paul Heaton which made the most sense to me. You do make a very good point though about someone possibly dropping out.

    Still unsure how Keane aren't an outright headliner here/would be seen as weak when I would argue they're probably (other than NGHFBs) the strongest band on their in terms of ticket sales. Nearly sold out an entire UK arena tour, and had to add a second date at London's O2 due to demand (which still has tickets left but only in the Gods). But then I suppose they are subjective and and then that's where a whole different argument comes into it...

    I'm guessing if Keane are playing but not headlining that they got booked before the arena tour was announced and sold better than expected.

     

    Still hoping for Biffy, would make sense given they have more tickets to sell (and is more expensive) than y not/ truck.

  3. I think foals will be another year when they have an album to promote, unless it's a one off show.

    Would suede/ manics be an option? UK tour in July, not sure how big either is now.

    Also, might be too big but kings of Leon, playing a one off day in July at the Silverstone race track.

  4. 7 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

    You know, I have the same sense of feeling. The more I look back at that MCR show, the more I realise it was a greater moment than it was a show.

    Is there any word on if they're coming back? I enjoyed it, but it felt like a nostalgia trip and not like they had anything new to offer.

  5. 1 hour ago, Bring Da Ruckus said:

    I imagine it will be Paolo or Jamie, would be over the moon with either. Shame that it seems Biffy will be elsewhere though now, I would have loved that.

    Do Biffy have anything lined up other than Victorious?

  6. 7 hours ago, activean said:

    A bit weird we still dont have a poster, isn't it? 😂

    It has been a while since last announcement either, i hope we'll get a new name this week

     

    Did they confirm if Hozier is a headliner?

  7. 15 hours ago, Superscally said:

     

    There's still loads of great tunes since Sex on Fire. They haven't released a bad album, just not hit previous heights.

    Agree with this, consistently releasing good music. Always felt a lot of people were alienated from the style change of the third to fourth album and then wrote the band off.

    That being said, live they won't win any new fans. Very much, they turn up, play the songs and leave. 

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  8. 11 minutes ago, FloopFiller said:

    New album with Ty Dolla Sign allegedly coming out on Friday. I know that a lot of people are understandably completely done with Kanye at this point, but gonna be interesting to see how the general public reacts to this, if it’s actually any good, and also what he’s rapping about here given the last we heard from him was spouting extreme nazi rhetoric on Alex Jones’ show. 

    Hard pass, MBDTF was fantastic, and Yeesuz was the last hurrah but it's 10 years on.

    That being said, watch the throne tour, him and Jay Z, up there with the best of them!

  9. 1 hour ago, SweetJesus said:

    UPDATE:

    The National & The Gaslight Anthem - 24 June

    Hozier & Paolo Nutini - 25 June

    The Smashing Pumpkins - 26 June

    No info for VB & Sleaford Mods

    Where's this from? I would've thought hozier would have been announced as a headliner if he was headlining.

    Qotsa are in Spain on 26th June, and the killers are in the UK so can be ruled out.

  10. 11 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

    Yeah the 90's/00's were a goldmine for seeing bands who would go on to be massive for pennies. I paid seven quid to see Killers in Birmingham Academy 2 about 20 years ago, six for Arctic Monkeys in the same venue, four quid for Kasabian.... three future Glasto headliners for under 20 quid.

    One hundred pound for the O2 is insane.

    When the blink 182 tour got announced my first thought was robbing bast**ds, but really it was just the first of many.

    A quick look and the killers don't seem to be flying out the door, I would be tempted with Travis as support, but a ton for a midweek gig is ridiculous.

  11. 11 minutes ago, 49Lawson said:

    Yeah 3rd from top feels about right for me. It's where they were due to play in 2022 before QOTSA withdrew from that edition. 

    I'd imagine so, they were a back up sub in 2019. Solid live act but not seen them since they moved into arenas.

  12. 32 minutes ago, Kfogg2019 said:

    My mate has just messaged me with a screenshot of what looked like Ticketmaster with green day on for the Thursday at Lytham festival which would be f**king mental 

    I think it's just a glitch because the venue is Lytham green.

    Guessing they will go for a big pop act for Thursday, since there's four guitar bands on.

  13. 5 hours ago, mungo57 said:

    I’m beginning to wonder myself what’s going on with gigs in general. When I eventually have kids they won’t be able to go to ANY gigs and I’ve been going since I was 13 (36 now).

    I get this too, on borrowed time. Prices over the last year are bordering on the ridiculous and it looks like it's only going to get worse.

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