The Legends spot

[CaledonianGonzo]

5 minutes ago, Mezhyp1 said:

first gig there since T in the Fringe way back in 2007, that feels longer ago than that 

Yeah, I couldnt go in the end, but I had a ticket for Radiohead there in, I guess, 2006 - but it's been all quiet since the heady days of T on the Fringe.

I seem to recall Prince playing there many moons ago.

[FloorFiller]

Just now, H.M.V said:

The Sun in a sentence without spit in your mouth. I admire the restraint

it pains me to paint them in any kind of desirable light, but they have made a habit of getting this stuff right in the past (despite pushing Foo Fighters instead of Muse until the last minute this year). the Sheeran article came out of nowhere so imo it must've come with some kind of information behind it

[louise2014]

37 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

The Sun (who are usually pretty good with this stuff) announced that he was one of next years headliners some time ago. he may not have anything announced yet but it's a fairly safe bet that he'll have a new album out and be touring next year, and what with him voicing his desire to headline the festival it seems like a fairly obvious and easy booking for both parties. the only thing standing in his way at the moment is the Daft Punk rumour, which is almost definitely misguided imo. can't see past the trio being Stone Roses, Radiohead and Ed Sheeran myself

Ah cheers for that. I've seen a lot more about Daft Punk in recent weeks. From the small amount I saw of Ed's set in 2014 he seemed to have the crowd on board - admittedly I did wander off to watch The Wailers. 

I'm intrigued if Bastille will be back as they have a new album...sub headliner on the other?

However, as this is the legends thread I'll leave such speculation for more appropriate places

[Cornelius_Fudge]

48 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

The Sun (who are usually pretty good with this stuff) announced that he was one of next years headliners some time ago. he may not have anything announced yet but it's a fairly safe bet that he'll have a new album out and be touring next year, and what with him voicing his desire to headline the festival it seems like a fairly obvious and easy booking for both parties. the only thing standing in his way at the moment is the Daft Punk rumour, which is almost definitely misguided imo. can't see past the trio being Stone Roses, Radiohead and Ed Sheeran myself

Are the Sun, despite their obvious shitfalls, actually a good source?

I can never tell

[FloorFiller]

4 minutes ago, louise2014 said:

Ah cheers for that. I've seen a lot more about Daft Punk in recent weeks. From the small amount I saw of Ed's set in 2014 he seemed to have the crowd on board - admittedly I did wander off to watch The Wailers. 

I'm intrigued if Bastille will be back as they have a new album...sub headliner on the other?

However, as this is the legends thread I'll leave such speculation for more appropriate places

i think the Daft Punk rumour is taking off because of how rare it is for them to tour/how huge it'd be for them to play Glastonbury. it'll probably amount to nothing in the end, but we shall see. it'd certainly be a whole new level of hype if they're in the picture

Bastille only played this year (sub headlining Other) so i'd be surprised if they returned next year. they'll probably end up playing every other festival instead

[Mezhyp1]

30 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Yeah, I couldnt go in the end, but I had a ticket for Radiohead there in, I guess, 2006 - but it's been all quiet since the heady days of T on the Fringe.

I seem to recall Prince playing there many moons ago.

its before my time unfortunately i just remember its existence

i did a spot of googling and found a small review from a Mr Greg Forbes of the popular music website Efestivals, where he said the supporting act, Editors, blew them away, well outperforming the headliners, Razorlight, Must have been a classic 

[stuartbert two hats]

10 minutes ago, Mezhyp1 said:

its before my time unfortunately i just remember its existence

i did a spot of googling and found a small review from a Mr Greg Forbes of the popular music website Efestivals, where he said the supporting act, Editors, blew them away, well outperforming the headliners, Razorlight, Must have been a classic 

Dark times, dark times.

[eFestivals]

10 hours ago, FloorFiller said:

The Sun (who are usually pretty good with this stuff)

they're not.

 

[The Nal]

Phil Collins playing dates in the Royal Albert Hall next June. Ticket prices from £61 to......... 

*drum roll*

£191

Edited October 17, 2016 by The Nal

[VolumetricFox]

Quote

 

The Royal Albert Hall dates will take place on 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9 June.

The German dates start in Cologne on 11 and 12 June; with the Paris dates the following week.

 

 

Well, that leads right up to our weekend.

[Diva Sam]

9 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Phil Collins playing dates in the Royal Albert Hall next June. Ticket prices from £61 to......... 

*drum roll*

£191

Fook, its Collins. 

[Neal86]

diana ross and stone roses would make sense kinda since the roses do come onto stoned love..

[DownboundTrain52]

22 minutes ago, Neal86 said:

diana ross and stone roses would make sense kinda since the roses do come onto stoned love..

Duet where Ian falls over her dress trail and Reni escapes again. 

Collins currently must be in the frame, surely? 

[Hugh Jass]

Collins is asking for trouble calling it the "Not Dead Yet" tour. Have we learnt nothing from David Guest?

[mjsell]

So Phil Collins only doing RAH or are we thinking there will be a BST/IOW appearance also?

[Diva Sam]

4 minutes ago, mjsell said:

So Phil Collins only doing RAH or are we thinking there will be a BST/IOW appearance also?

Doing Cologne and Paris the following weekends after RAH

[Djb.com]

1 hour ago, The Nal said:

Phil Collins playing dates in the Royal Albert Hall next June. Ticket prices from £61 to......... 

*drum roll*

£191

Even better to get the show and the soundcheck it's...

£520

[mjsell]

19 minutes ago, Diva Sam said:

Doing Cologne and Paris the following weekends after RAH

Yeah I meant do we think he will do any other UK appearances.

[Stokesy10]

Roxy Music...

[billum]

54 minutes ago, Stokesy10 said:

Roxy Music...

Wouldn't say no! Ferry was pretty decent on WH a couple of years back, why not invite "the other two" along and make it official

(I know Bryan is a bit of a hate figure around here sometimes, but blimey do they have some decent back-catalogue)

Edited October 17, 2016 by billum

[The Nal]

Bryan Ferry is a c**t

[Gnomicide]

1 minute ago, The Nal said:

Bryan Ferry is a c**t

Always pleasing to see that when Ferry is mentioned, Nal is on c**twatch quicker than Russy. 

[Quark]

26 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Always pleasing to see that when Ferry is mentioned, Nal is on c**twatch quicker than Russy. 

The natural successor to AutumnWatch

Edited October 17, 2016 by Quark

[mjsell]

16 minutes ago, Quark said:

The natural successor to AutumnWatch

I'd watch.

[Quark]

Diana Ross bumped up to a SR