Hard Rock Calling 2010

[pete76]

Would be cool, but it wont be AC/DC. Download had a hard enough time getting them to play.

Maybe the last act will be a HRC exclusive? Who knows.

[judyblue110]

Prayin for AC/DC. They'll play 4 times in Germany this summer, and only once in England. Maybe there's a chance to see them at HRC. I'd Love to see them, as well as Stone Temple Pilots.

Waiting for my 7th time with Pearl Jam. Never enough.

Hopefully no Meat Loaf, Keane, Kooks, and other boysbands.

Van Halen been rumoured for Download, but look like they wont play there. Maybe HRC instead ?

[judyblue110]

The other headliner is bafferling, hopefully it is Roger Waters or David Gilmore, then again i know that is just a dream.

[dirty flow]

i'm fairly confident ned's atomic dustbin will be headling both nights

[booties]

I reckon Saturday and Sunday headliners are Macca & Dylan.

[ThunderRoad]

TBC - an all girl Christian pop group has just been announced!! - what is happening to HARD ROCK CALLING?? - I guess Angus and his devil horns are a definite no then?

[judyblue110]

I reckon Saturday and Sunday headliners are Macca & Dylan.

Edited March 1, 2010 by judyblue110

[judyblue110]

TBC - an all girl Christian pop group has just been announced!! - what is happening to HARD ROCK CALLING?? - I guess Angus and his devil horns are a definite no then?

[Hurricane11]

TBC - an all girl Christian pop group has just been announced!! - what is happening to HARD ROCK CALLING?? - I guess Angus and his devil horns are a definite no then?

[judyblue110]

They must be very popular since they seem too play a lot of spots on a lot of festivals around.

[booties]

Paul McCartney is now TBC,both headliners might come out tomorrow as on HRC official website TBC is listed on both dates where it was blank before.

[judyblue110]

Paul McCartney is now TBC,both headliners might come out tomorrow as on HRC official website TBC is listed on both dates where it was blank before.

[Andy Morgan]

McCartney returns for Scottish gig

(UKPA) – 2 hours ago

Sir Paul McCartney said he is looking forward to playing in Scotland again as he announced his first gig north of the border for 20 years.

The former Beatle will play at Hampden Park in Glasgow on June 20 as part of a series of four outdoor shows at venues around the UK on his Up And Coming tour this summer.

It will be his first live gig in Scotland since his 1990 World Tour when he played at the SECC in Glasgow.

In his forthcoming shows he will play music from throughout his career, with songs from The Beatles, Wings and his solo work, including tracks from The Fireman's 2008 album Electric Arguments.

He said: "I'm especially looking forward to playing in Glasgow as it's been quite a while. Scotland holds such a special place for me.

"I have loads of Scottish mates and so many great memories of being there.

"It's going to be a memorable and special night."

He will also play at the Isle Of Wight Festival on June 13, at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on June 26 and at Hyde Park Calling, London, on June 27.

Copyright © 2010 The Press Association. All rights reserved

[Hurricane11]

McCartney returns for Scottish gig

(UKPA) – 2 hours ago

Sir Paul McCartney said he is looking forward to playing in Scotland again as he announced his first gig north of the border for 20 years.

The former Beatle will play at Hampden Park in Glasgow on June 20 as part of a series of four outdoor shows at venues around the UK on his Up And Coming tour this summer.

It will be his first live gig in Scotland since his 1990 World Tour when he played at the SECC in Glasgow.

In his forthcoming shows he will play music from throughout his career, with songs from The Beatles, Wings and his solo work, including tracks from The Fireman's 2008 album Electric Arguments.

He said: "I'm especially looking forward to playing in Glasgow as it's been quite a while. Scotland holds such a special place for me.

"I have loads of Scottish mates and so many great memories of being there.

"It's going to be a memorable and special night."

He will also play at the Isle Of Wight Festival on June 13, at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on June 26 and at Hyde Park Calling, London, on June 27.

Copyright © 2010 The Press Association. All rights reserved

Edited March 2, 2010 by Hurricane11

[judyblue110]

Just seen in on the BBC too, great news

The fact they announced the Sunday headliner first gives me hope for the Saturday too

[booties]

He's also playing Dublin .full dates as follows

Saturday 12th June – RDS, Dublin

Sunday 13th June – Isle Of Wight Festival

Sunday 20th June – Hampden Park, Glasgow

Saturday 26th June – Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Sunday 27th June – Hyde Park Calling, London

I saw him at the o2 in December,best concert i'd seen for 10 years,i wonder whs on the bill with him.

[judyblue110]

He's also playing Dublin .full dates as follows

Saturday 12th June – RDS, Dublin

Sunday 13th June – Isle Of Wight Festival

Sunday 20th June – Hampden Park, Glasgow

Saturday 26th June – Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Sunday 27th June – Hyde Park Calling, London

I saw him at the o2 in December,best concert i'd seen for 10 years,i wonder whs on the bill with him.

[dirty flow]

i'd defo go and see mccartneyif he played a full set of fireman stuff

i;d also gladly shoot him if he plays the long and pissing winding road

[Andy Morgan]

Just seen in on the BBC too, great news

The fact they announced the Sunday headliner first gives me hope for the Saturday too

[judyblue110]

bOB DYLAN FOR A GUESS.

[booties]

On NME it says the headliners(not headliner)for Saturday are due to be announced shortly,so maybe not my 1st guess of Dylan but it could be Kasabian.

[Hurricane11]

They really f**ked up their website, thats for sure

[judyblue110]

On NME it says the headliners(not headliner)for Saturday are due to be announced shortly,so maybe not my 1st guess of Dylan but it could be Kasabian.

[staffsknot]

Well Macca on the Sunday will be good, just wish they would announce the bloody support as well. Still holding out hope for TCV or Foo Fighters though!

Anyway McCartney was at HRC last year, all be it for two minutes cheering on Neil Young

[kaytee...]

I'm going on the sunday, day before my birthday

Does anyone know if the tickets will be the same price as the ones for friday?