Radiohead Headlining 2017

[FloorFiller]

2 minutes ago, yaniv297 said:

Probably Australia/South America/Asia. Think they've already done their European thing.

Yeah agree. Don't see them touring back over here for a few years. Already done two (albeit brief) joints over here now.

Edited July 8, 2017 by FloorFiller

[efcfanwirral]

1 hour ago, FloorFiller said:

Yeah agree. Don't see them touring back over here for a few years. Already done two (albeit brief) joints over here now.

Maybe a 2009 Reading style money spinner? Isle of Wight perhaps?

or even BST in Hyde park, though hopefully not!! 

Edited July 8, 2017 by efcfanwirral

[Madyaker]

The South Americans are crying out for a few gigs. We've been spoilt here really. 

[yaniv297]

6 minutes ago, donkeykong said:

They are, yeah. But I'm not sure three gigs at the Roundhouse, Glastonbury, Old Trafford and Glasgow constitutes a UK tour. Would love a couple more dates over here next year, or some easily accessible on the continent

Radiohead are barely doing 'proper' tours anymore, it's always some random dates around.

[Mash011]

Oh yeah, I'm fairly pleased with having got to see them twice. A random one-off date at the O2 or something wouldn't shock me, though.

[Madyaker]

They could have doubled the amount of shows on both the US and European legs of this tour and it would have sold out no problem.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Except in Glasgow

[Wooderson]

37 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Except in Glasgow

Stick that gig in the Hydro and it's a classic.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Are Belle and Sebastian still supporting in this scenario?

[Wooderson]

24 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Are Belle and Sebastian still supporting in this scenario?

Gloryhammer.

[CaledonianGonzo]

If it's Foxes vs. Unicorns then I'm on the side of the Foxes.

 

[ivan]

7 hours ago, yaniv297 said:

Radiohead are barely doing 'proper' tours anymore, it's always some random dates around.

I wonder if their management may try and persuade them to keep the momentum going 

[yaniv297]

13 hours ago, ivan said:

I wonder if their management may try and persuade them to keep the momentum going 

They seem perfectly content where they are, and why shouldn't they be?

[scatteredscreens]

The Glasgow set is up on the bbc:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p057rh8y/trnsmt-2017-radiohead

[Mash011]

Watching some of that Glasgow show - got to say, I can see why that song isn't played more often from Thom's performance. Big change from Nude before it where he sounds wonderful as ever, to The Bends where he's all over the place and doesn't even try to hit the notes. Shame really - sounds great instrumentally obviously, and I bet it wouldn't bother you in the crowd.

[Madyaker]

I bought Kid A on vinyl today so I'm having a smoke and listening to it now, very enjoyable.

[arcade fireman]

So coming to the end of the AMSP era - where do we go from here? What do we hope for from the band going forward?

My wish list includes:

- wishful thinking but I hope the AFP stuff is fairly brief. It's fun stuff but ultimately its one of things delaying Radiohead getting back in the studio (not to mention using up Thom songwriting ideas). 

- I hope Ed does a proper tour of his solo record. I like the idea of him being the George Harrison of the band with hidden solo talents. He's a very versatile musician and already has the best stage presence out of anyone in the band so far more interested about this than anything Thom does.

- I either want them to do something a bit weird again or to do something in a similar vein as In Rainbows (but with a different sound of course). AMSP was really good generally but understandably one of their most "depressing" albums given what happened in Thom's life. He seems happier these days so on one hand an accessible record with plenty of light to match the shade could be great. Or just them going off on a complete tangent and leaving us with a record that will be really rewarding to get into but sound five times as good live (AMSP didnt really improve that much live bar a few songs). The album TKOL could have been.

- A road test tour given almost certainly the new album will have a lot of stuff that hasn't been tried live before.

- A proper tour in Europe and not just scattered dates here and there with loads of festivals! The US has had far more proper gigs of late.

That's about all I can think of for now...

 

[Chawk]

6 minutes ago, arcade fireman said:

- I hope Ed does a proper tour of his solo record. I like the idea of him being the George Harrison of the band with hidden solo talents. He's a very versatile musician and already has the best stage presence out of anyone in the band so far more interested about this than anything Thom does.

was thinking this, and how funny it would be. Hope he plays the like of the Brudenell 

[stuartbert two hats]

14 minutes ago, arcade fireman said:

So coming to the end of the AMSP era - where do we go from here? What do we hope for from the band going forward?

My wish list includes:

- wishful thinking but I hope the AFP stuff is fairly brief. It's fun stuff but ultimately its one of things delaying Radiohead getting back in the studio (not to mention using up Thom songwriting ideas). 

- I hope Ed does a proper tour of his solo record. I like the idea of him being the George Harrison of the band with hidden solo talents. He's a very versatile musician and already has the best stage presence out of anyone in the band so far more interested about this than anything Thom does.

- I either want them to do something a bit weird again or to do something in a similar vein as In Rainbows (but with a different sound of course). AMSP was really good generally but understandably one of their most "depressing" albums given what happened in Thom's life. He seems happier these days so on one hand an accessible record with plenty of light to match the shade could be great. Or just them going off on a complete tangent and leaving us with a record that will be really rewarding to get into but sound five times as good live (AMSP didnt really improve that much live bar a few songs). The album TKOL could have been.

- A road test tour given almost certainly the new album will have a lot of stuff that hasn't been tried live before.

- A proper tour in Europe and not just scattered dates here and there with loads of festivals! The US has had far more proper gigs of late.

That's about all I can think of for now...

 

Brain fart here, what's AFP?

[Chawk]

Just now, stuartbert two hats said:

Brain fart here, what's AFP?

Abingdon Forest Park, Thom's local football team he manages

[stuartbert two hats]

Just now, Chawk said:

Abingdon Forest Park, Thom's local football team he manages

Well I didn't expect that to be the answer!

[Chawk]

Just now, stuartbert two hats said:

Well I didn't expect that to be the answer!

It's not sorry! it's Atoms For Peace his band with Flea from Chilli Peppers

[stuartbert two hats]

2 minutes ago, Chawk said:

It's not sorry! it's Atoms For Peace his band with Flea from Chilli Peppers

Ha! Properly got me there. Nice one I knew I recognised 'AFP'

Edited July 9, 2017 by stuartbert two hats

[Deadendfriends8]

On ‎08‎/‎07‎/‎2017 at 4:29 PM, efcfanwirral said:

Maybe a 2009 Reading style money spinner? Isle of Wight perhaps?

or even BST in Hyde park, though hopefully not!! 

After the shit show of The Killers I fucking hope Radiohead don't do BST

[Hugh Jass]

Next album to be an EDM-folk mash-up.