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12 hours ago, bigcharlie65 said:

Guys do u recon it's just coincidence the mumford and sons tour dates come out the same time as the first tickets go on sale for glasto seems intresting?? or maybe just coincidence  

Fingers crossed it's just coincidence!

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12 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

Muse secret John Peel set please. They're doing a surprise set at some festival in Hamburg tomorrow so you know.

That was last week. How do I know that and you don't?

1 minute ago, thewayiam said:

That says something about Muse when they are downgrading as far as Ashton Gate

It's the biggest venue in Bristol so if they wanna play the city then they have to play that stadium. Bon Jovi play it quite often I believe.

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2 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

That was last week. How do I know that and you don't?

It's the biggest venue in Bristol so if they wanna play the city then they have to play that stadium. Bon Jovi play it quite often I believe.

Ah I just saw it on their website when I went on it yesterday. Didn't check the date of the article just assumed it was this Friday.

Only stadium allowed is the Millennium Stadium.

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Heard a fairly strong rumour flying around that Elland Road in Leeds has a gig booked for next summer. It may not be on Muse's list of currently-announced cities - but part of me wonders. There's only so many stadium tours that go through the UK each summer and given Take That have booked the John Smith's Stadium in Huddersfield and Metallica have left little room for extra dates, you never know.

(I'll be honest, more hedging on a Liam Gallagher w/Courteeners type deal though, perhaps a one-off Glastonbury week.)

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1 hour ago, DownboundTrain52 said:

Heard a fairly strong rumour flying around that Elland Road in Leeds has a gig booked for next summer. It may not be on Muse's list of currently-announced cities - but part of me wonders. There's only so many stadium tours that go through the UK each summer and given Take That have booked the John Smith's Stadium in Huddersfield and Metallica have left little room for extra dates, you never know.

Arctic Monkeys? I know they’re from Sheffield but maybe they haven’t been able to secure a hometown venue for a big Yorkshire show?

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