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Hi all. New it to the forum but long time voyeur of the site and getting excited for my 6th time in Nirvana next June. Had a few beers so thought I’d get involved. Apologies if it’s been mentioned already but Giorgio Moroder is touring next year. That would be awesome! 

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33 minutes ago, Walter Mitty said:

Hi all. New it to the forum but long time voyeur of the site and getting excited for my 6th time in Nirvana next June. Had a few beers so thought I’d get involved. Apologies if it’s been mentioned already but Giorgio Moroder is touring next year. That would be awesome! 

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Hi Walter. 

Agree. 

Had no idea what he looked like now though. 

Although he looks like someone. 

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13 minutes ago, The Clearest Blue said:

Stupid question, to buy O2 priority tickets do you have to do it through the O2 priority app? My gf is O2 and I’m not and we’re eyeing up Fleetwood Mac tickets but she won’t be available to buy them in the morning.

There's a website too. You just enter the O2 phone number and then you'll get a code to login with

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One of my mates can't go to Underworld at WHP next Friday so if anyone wants to buy his ticket hmu tonight. I'll put it on twickets tomorrow otherwise. 

Off to see The Rasmus tonight, as uncool as that would have been ages ago never mind in 2018. They were one of my very very favourite bands from the age of about 8 to 14 so I'm expecting a top night tbh. Can't beat nostalgia.

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8 minutes ago, Odessa said:

One of my mates can't go to Underworld at WHP next Friday so if anyone wants to buy his ticket hmu tonight. I'll put it on twickets tomorrow otherwise. 

Off to see The Rasmus tonight, as uncool as that would have been ages ago never mind in 2018. They were one of my very very favourite bands from the age of about 8 to 14 so I'm expecting a top night tbh. Can't beat nostalgia.

Six years? They were my fave band for about a month when In the Shadows was on Kerrang! TV*. How do you put six years into them? Have a good time anyway.

*when it was first on, I mean - it's probably still on there.

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33 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Six years? They were my fave band for about a month when In the Shadows was on Kerrang! TV*. How do you put six years into them? Have a good time anyway.

*when it was first on, I mean - it's probably still on there.

I said 14 just to be safe, but maybe I was a little bit younger when I moved on. The Killers, The Rasmus and Kasabian were a good chunk of my childhood tho, defo. Dead Letters was (hopefully still is) sick and I loved the two albums after it too. Could never get into anything else tho.

And lol. It's 100% still on there.

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