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Radiohead touring in 2016


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5 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

£69.90 all fees included. :wacko:

Hopefully puts some people off. I'd have been happy with like £50 but fuck it I'm sure I can cut £20 off my spending in the next week or so. Radiohead at the Roundhouse ffs. I've never even been to the Roundhouse or know what it's like tbh.

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1 minute ago, Room to sway said:

Huh? 18th is a Friday. Or did I misunderstand?

On that note, does anyone know what time they'll go on sale...? 9AM?

I'm an idiot, was looking at May cause I'd changed my calender to check the days of the gigs 

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1 minute ago, Will-2609 said:

Hopefully puts some people off. I'd have been happy with like £50 but fuck it I'm sure I can cut £20 off my spending in the next week or so. Radiohead at the Roundhouse ffs. I've never even been to the Roundhouse or know what it's like tbh.

It's one of my favourite venues. Great sound, nice vibe, intimate...

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Only 3 UK dates, all in London, only a few weeks before Glastonbury, £70 a ticket. Not even considering travel and accommodation costs. 

And Adele is still headlining Glastonbury. 

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This afternoon was looking so promising too. 

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2 minutes ago, Will-2609 said:

Hopefully puts some people off. I'd have been happy with like £50 but fuck it I'm sure I can cut £20 off my spending in the next week or so. Radiohead at the Roundhouse ffs. I've never even been to the Roundhouse or know what it's like tbh.

Been there a few times (saw Kurt Vile there last week actually) and I've always enjoyed it. Good sound, easy to get a drink and close to the station. Your view can be quite badly restricted if you're near the back though.

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18 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Neil, I remember you said you'd had some other info which, if they weren't playing Glastonbury, would explain why. Does anything from today's announcement relate to info you've had? 

no, nothing of it does ... and I was only making some wild presumptions about something I don't know happened, so explains nothing and should be ignored.

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don't understand the despair a few of you have mentioned w/ regards to today's announcement. i think the 2 key lines make it more positive for Glastonbury appearance, even if it's not the ideal set of 10pm on the Pyramid

festivals "announced so far" - and "all the headline shows" just makes me feel much better that it's happening. where else would they not be headlining, but at Glastonbury...why even add that in? it's happening. keep the faith. good announcement today, making up for finding out that Wilco aren't playing.

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Just now, tevaburger said:

don't understand the despair a few of you have mentioned w/ regards to today's announcement. i think the 2 key lines make it more positive for Glastonbury appearance, even if it's not the ideal set of 10pm on the Pyramid

festivals "announced so far" - and "all the headline shows" just makes me feel much better that it's happening. where else would they not be headlining, but at Glastonbury...why even add that in? it's happening. keep the faith. good announcement today, making up for finding out that Wilco aren't playing.

Yeah, it makes me more encouraged about them subbing in a proper slot, rather than doing some shitty secret set somewhere.

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1 minute ago, tevaburger said:

don't understand the despair a few of you have mentioned w/ regards to today's announcement. i think the 2 key lines make it more positive for Glastonbury appearance, even if it's not the ideal set of 10pm on the Pyramid

festivals "announced so far" - and "all the headline shows" just makes me feel much better that it's happening. where else would they not be headlining, but at Glastonbury...why even add that in? it's happening. keep the faith. good announcement today, making up for finding out that Wilco aren't playing.

Nah you've blended the two. "All the headline shows in 2016" just means gigs, so there's a real possibility for many of us that we don't see them until next year in the UK. "Festivals to be announced" is separate and they're gonna headline all the ones that they're announced for.

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2 minutes ago, stuartbert two hats said:

Yeah, it makes me more encouraged about them subbing in a proper slot, rather than doing some shitty secret set somewhere.

you know they absolutely adore New Order, huge fans the whole band are...i wouldn't be surprised if they took a spot before them, all to build up a classic Other stage lineup vs. the Adele and some-other-massive-pop-star sub before her

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2 minutes ago, tevaburger said:

you know they absolutely adore New Order, huge fans the whole band are...i wouldn't be surprised if they took a spot before them, all to build up a classic Other stage lineup vs. the Adele and some-other-massive-pop-star sub before her

Wait, so now you think Radiohead are not only subbing, they're doing it somewhere other than the main stage...?!

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