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Posts posted by shaun Mulhern
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15 minutes ago, frontsidecab said:
Did they even sell out the O2 at like 35-40 a ticket last year? Think Citadel was about the same and that didn’t either.
Yeah I don't think they did at the O2, makes you think how they would sell out a festival of around 40,000 tickets
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What day would you say has the best line up now?
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4 hours ago, Fleetwood_Mac_And_Cheese said:
I don't know why but whenever I see Manic Street Preachers or Stereophonics on a festival line up it just cheapens it for me. Neither band have been relevant for the past 10 years and from what I've seen at fests or heard from friends they just don't sell anymore. No one is going to see a co-head of those two for £60/70 and go what a must see line up I must buy tickets.
It'd be embarrassing to have bands of that calibre headlining alongside Tame Impala (Recent Coachella headliner), Kraftwerk (One of the most respected electronic acts and even 40 years after their heyday a huge draw and respectable booking) and Massive Attack (a hugely influential band who helped shape the music of the past 30 years). All Points East regardless of whether they always hit have tried to encourage new headliners or aim to get the best in the business. Not has beens who for me scream dying festival.I think APE have messed up in leaving everything so late this year. I don't see what ace card they have up their sleeve unless there are some huge reunions just round the corner but I really hope they do not drop to Stereophonics/Kooks/Manic Street Preachers.
Stereophonics have sold out their arena tour & have a number 1 album last year so still relevant but I do understand your point on letting a new headliner breakthrough
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1 minute ago, zahidf said:
I'd be surprised if any of it sold out tbh...
Ticketmaster offer for kraftwerk day: you can buy a ticket and get a free ticket for the design museum electronic music exhibition from May
Yeah I see just cause I'm waiting for the full headliners before booking tickets, at the moment Tame Impala looks good just wondered if they would sell out that's all
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Does anyone reckon Tame Impala will sell out?
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Reading lineup out tomorrow, can't imagine All Points East new headliner tomorrow
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Would love if The Black Keys were a headliner, unlikely but a man can dream
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On 1/26/2020 at 2:05 PM, atomised said:
You mean the week after when Wireless is in finsbury park all weekend? Top plan
Wooah calm down bro hahahah just stated a fact
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So out of Tame Impala, Kraftwerk & Massive Attack who are you most looking forward to seeing or are you waiting for the next three headliners
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Shot in the dark but what about MGMT headlining with good supports?
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Massive Attack are still a great headliner, won't sell out but still pretty solid. For the rock act slot I would say it would either have to be Royal Blood, Arcade Fire or The Black Keys. with supports coming from The Kills, Gary Clark Jr etc.
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On 1/24/2020 at 9:50 AM, Fuzzy Afro said:
Could be:
Friday 26th: The 1975
Saturday 27th: Community
Sunday 28th: KOL
For me I think this is too congested, Imagine the security needed for these three events, public services strained & transport, not too mention the locals. I think probably just Kings of Leon on the 28th, Community going the week after
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As much as I don't like him Gerry Cinnamon would be a good headliner for community, Wombats would be decent too. If it's true and Kings of Leon have Finsbury for the 28th then you can understand why there's a delay
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13 hours ago, charlierc said:
I would've agreed with KoL but a thing came out before Christmas that they're playing Finsbury Park on Glastonbury weekend, so unless there's a big scene change happening behind the scenes, it probably won't be them.
That is interesting, That would probably rule them out if true. Just sensing they need a big rock act to play to try and sell tickets. If not Kings of Leon maybe Arcade Fire or Royal Blood. They could even go with someone like Haim or Wolf Alice but I could see them struggling to sell tickets.
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For me I think the next 4 headliners will be Massive Attack, Lana Del Rey, Kings Of Leon & possibly someone like PJ Harvey again
Kings of Leon would be the 'marquee' headliner that would be the only one to sell out (well free tickets given too)
All Points East Festival 2020
in other UK festivals
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See I wanna book tickets but only really Tame Impala, Rolling Blackouts CF & Possibly Glass Animals appeal at the moment. The Strokes sold out last year I don't see this line up comparing to that in my opinion