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Radiohead touring in 2016


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1 hour ago, FloorFiller said:

never been but this is what i'm counting on, as there's no way in hell i'm queueing for hours. want to get suitably tipsy before i enter the venue.

also excited to finally experience one of these 'London crowds' i've heard so much about, although i'm sure Radiohead fans paying £70 a pop will be more enthusiastic than your average gig

Oh you have a lot to learn.

The only enthusiastic people at this gig will be any 40somethings who managed to get a ticket, who'll be off their head on drugs.

The rest will stand their studiously stroking their beards for 2hr30mins.

 

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3 minutes ago, russycarps said:

Oh you have a lot to learn.

The only enthusiastic people at this gig will be any 40somethings who managed to get a ticket, who'll be off their head on drugs.

The rest will stand their studiously stroking their beards for 2hr30mins.

 

Northern crowds... full of dickheads generally, but at least we have a good time.

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I was at the Roundhouse last night for Father John Misty and as long as you get in front of the first set of posts you get a great view (usual caveats apply like not getting stuck behind a giant!) and the sound also was really good, excellent venue!

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1 minute ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

Northern crowds... full of dickheads generally, but at least we have a good time.

Northerners are better than southerners in every single way when it comes to enjoying yourself.

My best glastonburys have always coincided with having northern neighbours!

 

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30 minutes ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

Northern crowds... full of dickheads generally, but at least we have a good time.

Not when I saw Matt Berry on a Thursday. At one point - during a song! - there were four people next to me on their phones. One of them was watching the footie. Fuck's sake. Worst crowd ever. Not the best performance to be fair, but he didn't deserve that, by a long stretch. Did they all expect jokes?

Edit: Manchester Academy.

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London crowds are infuriating. I say that as a card carrying, shandy drinking southern Jessie. Brighton crowds are pretty good, though there is a hell of a lot of posing and scenester types hanging around - but it's Brighton. They're everywhere. And at least they guarantee there'll be good (expensive) beer

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25 minutes ago, jparx said:

Nottingham crowds are excellent. There's no point arguing who are the 'best', but crowds here in Notts definitely stand out as some of the best from what I've seen.

This. the best atmosphere I've seen at gigs has been in Nottingham, Southampton and Portsmouth being the worst! It was like half the crowd didn't want to be there. Coventry gigs always end up in the crowd chanting football songs which is annoying

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Just now, Callum_96 said:

This. the best atmosphere I've seen at gigs has been in Nottingham, Southampton and Portsmouth being the worst! It was like half the crowd didn't want to be there. Coventry gigs always end up in the crowd chanting football songs which is annoying

The holy trinity of Rock City, Rescue Rooms and the Bodega is where it's at. Saw Frank Turner at Rock City in November and it was unbelievable. That place just elevates bands to a new level. 

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30 minutes ago, russycarps said:

Northerners are better than southerners in every single way when it comes to enjoying yourself.

My best glastonburys have always coincided with having northern neighbours!

 

I've been to festivals all round the country.

Northern crowds claim they're different. They have big imaginations. ;)

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2 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

MRW I see Neil's posting in the Radiohead thread and open it it to find he's just winding up the northerners again

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That's possibly the most I've laughed at a gif on this site. How long have you been saving that one? :P

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