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It does seem like a strange move to reschedule if they were both sold out. Why forgo a payday from two of your own shows to headline Glastonbury...again?

They're not forgoing a payday from two shows as they've rescheduled one of them.

And I may be wrong but I imagine the fee they get from Glastonbury is comparable to one Paris show?

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They're not even brothers either. It's a con! Worse than The Who, misleading their fans of brother collaborative dance music

The Who are just as bad though. Two of their current lineup are very well known, the others' identity can be discovered very easily.

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Totally c**tish move by the band, this. I can see it now...

Husband: Darling, I'm so sorry we didn't get Glastonbury tickets. Fancy watching the Who at Hyde Park instead?

Wife: No, Hyde Park's shit.

Husband: Oh, they're playing Paris on the Sunday night as well. You've still got the Monday booked off haven't you? Fancy a long weekend?

Screwed.

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Totally c**tish move by the band, this. I can see it now...

Husband: Darling, I'm so sorry we didn't get Glastonbury tickets. Fancy watching the Who at Hyde Park instead?

Wife: No, Hyde Park's shit.

Husband: Oh, they're playing Paris on the Sunday night as well. You've still got the Monday booked off haven't you? Fancy a long weekend?

Screwed.

But you still have a long weekend in Paris. How are you screwed?

Edit: I'm not denying it will be a massive disappointment, but Paris is awesome!

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But you still have a long weekend in Paris. How are you screwed?

Edit: I'm not denying it will be a massive disappointment, but Paris is awesome!

If you don't get screwed on a long weekend in Paris, uou ain't getting screwed nowhere.

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This is the way it looks to me:

- The email has gone out to Fan Club members, who bought tickets direct through them (this will be a limited number for each date). They will be getting first dibs on tickets for the gig on the 30th.

- All tickets for the 28th and 29th will be cancelled.

- All non-Fan Club ticket buyers who had tickets for the 28th and 29th will enter a free-for-all for the remaining available tickets when the 30th goes on sale on May 15.

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Maybe the tickets sold for the two nights combined fit into the venue on one night.

Chortle.

Oh boy... that's kind of sad.

On their last UK tour R.E.M. had to move a show from Cardiff Stadium, 75,000 capacity to the CIA, capacity 5,000. Very sad.

Wish I'd bought tickets, in retrospect.

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Oh boy... that's kind of sad.

On their last UK tour R.E.M. had to move a show from Cardiff Stadium, 75,000 capacity to the CIA, capacity 5,000. Very sad.

Wish I'd bought tickets, in retrospect.

You shoulda, it could've been a real moment

"that's me in the corner, yeah just over there behind you, nice t-shirt"

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Madness, when you think about it. I met my ex-wife a week after she gave away 2 tickets to the Green tour because she'd never heard of them (she got free gig tickets from work in a pool system) and it was a decade later before I finally got to see them in what was a magnificent night for the festival. Hard to imagine them struggling to fill venues.

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