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If this is true well we needn't bother having a 2000-page thread speculating about next year's trio. What's the point when bands just go around cancelling existing dates that supposedly rule them out at the touch of a button. Fuck sake.

A moment of clarity from you Quinner.

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From the article - 'This string of dates has been heavily reported as their last ever tour, and perhaps they really do want to make their final appearance in the UK at Glastonbury Festival.'

That kind of makes sense in a twisted way. I still think it's bizarrely improbable but if this really is their last ever tour I can see why they'd want to play Glastonbury over that French gig.

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They were actually pretty good in 2007, and deserve a chance to do it again some time without the rain pissing down. But to cancel/move a gig less than 2 months out seems.. unlikely.. especially in a major city on a limited date European tour where lots of fans will have booked transport + hotel rooms.

The Morrissey example doesn't really compare, that was on a tour where he played damn near everywhere so would have had a much lower percentage of travelling fans. And there was an extra months notice of the move.

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From the article - 'This string of dates has been heavily reported as their last ever tour, and perhaps they really do want to make their final appearance in the UK at Glastonbury Festival.'

That kind of makes sense in a twisted way. I still think it's bizarrely improbable but if this really is their last ever tour I can see why they'd want to play Glastonbury over that French gig.

If they wanted to play Glastonbury that much and thought it was a possibility then surely the Paris gigs could have been arranged for a different time?

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The tour's been on sale since December, and surely would have sold out quick, does it really fit with the "still got tickets to sell" theory? Or is that out of the frame to be replaced by the "still got 6000 french people to piss off" theory?

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The tour's been on sale since December, and surely would have sold out quick, does it really fit with the "still got tickets to sell" theory? Or is that out of the frame to be replaced by the "still got 6000 french people to piss off" theory?

BST.

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If they wanted to play Glastonbury that much and thought it was a possibility then surely the Paris gigs could have been arranged for a different time?

unless the slot became available after they had set up the Paris gig

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