Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[henry bear]

Has the tour sold out?

[Hugh Jass]

12 minutes ago, henry bear said:

Has the tour sold out?

There were only a few very expensive tickets left for London last time I checked.

[doogie]

10 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

There were only a few very expensive tickets left for London last time I checked.

Keep checking the AXS site. They've already added a few extra dates today and I wouldn't be surprised if they added more.

Edited November 16, 2018 by doogie

[dentalplan]

1 hour ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Don't tell anybody, but I secretly listen to Azealia Banks not infrequently. I think she's actually really good. Wouldn't dream of going to see her though, terrible person. Pirated her music and all.

We all do.

1 hour ago, Hugh Jass said:

Looks like the Elton tickets went in double quick time. What has irked me is that he added a couple of extra dates and now what is currently his last ever gig is now in London on my birthday.

Damn you Reg!

The initial announcement said the shows would go into 2021 so it won’t be his last ever show whichever way.

[Hugh Jass]

1 hour ago, dentalplan said:

We all do.

The initial announcement said the shows would go into 2021 so it won’t be his last ever show whichever way.

Did it? Must have missed that, thought he was stopping after 2020.

Longest farewell tour ever.

[Gilgamesh69]

17 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

Did it? Must have missed that, thought he was stopping after 2020.

Longest farewell tour ever.

Yeah I thought it was a 3 year tour. '18, '19, '20

Edited November 16, 2018 by Gilgamesh69

[incident]

51 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

Did it? Must have missed that, thought he was stopping after 2020.

Longest farewell tour ever.

 

33 minutes ago, Gilgamesh69 said:

Yeah I thought it was a 3 year tour. '18, '19, '20

"Kicking off in the U.S. on September 8, 2018, the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour will consist of more than 300 shows across five continents, hitting North America, Europe and the Middle East, Asia, South America and Australasia before reaching its conclusion in 2021."

-From the official announcement.

[Gabi_says]

The Backstreet Boys are touring Europe next year. Wouldn't it be funny if ... nah, it wouldn't ?

[Guest]

Got Jon Hopkins tickets for Bristol this morning, can't wait for Luminous Beings to knock my socks off, definitely my track of the year.

[kevbizarre]

Having just come from the gig I guarantee that should he play, then the “nana nana nana nana na na na Gerry Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Gerry Cinnamon” chant will be EVERYWHERE

[Gucci Piggy]

I doubt there'll be enough people st Glasto who care about Gerry Cinammon for that to be the case.

[Guest]

41 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

I doubt there'll be enough people st Glasto who care about Gerry Cinammon for that to be the case.

You're never more than 4 feet away from a Scouser at Glastonbury

[sisco]

57 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

I doubt there'll be enough people st Glasto who care about Gerry Cinammon for that to be the case.

He’ll play to a packed out JP crowd.  I have no doubts about that

[Odessa]

Interpol were stunning again tonight. They're just so fucking tight and it never seems like any of them are even trying (in a good way). Stick them headlining John Peel up against Stormzy or Paul McCartney next June please.

Thought Nilufer Yanya was pretty decent, but she's seriously lacking any stage presence. Will hopefully come with time.

No disco ball, no NY.

[Gucci Piggy]

51 minutes ago, sisco said:

He’ll play to a packed out JP crowd.  I have no doubts about that

Got him down for Other but I'm sure he'll get a decent crowd wherever. I still maintain there won't be enough Gerry Cinnamon fans on the farm to take over the festival with Gerry Cinnamon chants.

3 minutes ago, Odessa said:

Interpol were stunning again tonight. They're just so fucking tight and it never seems like any of them are even trying (in a good way). Stick them headlining John Peel up against Stormzy or Paul McCartney next June please.

Thought Nilufer Yanya was pretty decent, but she's seriously lacking any stage presence. Will hopefully come with time.

No disco ball, no NY.

When I saw them in 2011 it seemed like that in a very bad way. Saw a lot of people saying they were in a bad place around then, though.

[OddRon]

Thought Interpol were incredible last night, having never seen them and loving them for years the serlist felt like such fan service, C’Mere was insane 

[priest17]

I echo the Interpol sentiments above. I didn't have a great spot but I rocked up as they came on so thats on me. How big are they? None if my friends like them so I don't have any reference.

[Odessa]

10 hours ago, Gucci Piggy said:

When I saw them in 2011 it seemed like that in a very bad way. Saw a lot of people saying they were in a bad place around then, though.

Yeah one of the members left in 2010, and that album they were touring flopped big time as well I think. Think there was a lot of uncertainty about their future at that point. Give them another go if the opportunity arises at a festival or whatever; I've seen them the last few times they've been in Manchester and they've all been genuinely amazing.

3 hours ago, priest17 said:

I echo the Interpol sentiments above. I didn't have a great spot but I rocked up as they came on so thats on me. How big are they? None if my friends like them so I don't have any reference.

I don't have any mates who listen to Interpol either actually, we've gotta push them harder. They sold that gig out last night almost immediately I think, and obv it was on the back of two nights at the Royal Albert Hall, so they're pretty big. Quite a few of us on here have touted them as JP headliners, so I think that is probably about bang on. But then again, looking at the 2017 JP headliners (Annie Mac, Phoenix, Metronomy), I'd say Interpol are bigger than the lot, in the UK at least. 

[Ayrshire Chris]

Heading off to see Florence and the machine tonight.  Not been mentioned for next year, maybe 2020?

[Woffy]

Me and the Mrs were at Interpol’s second night at Royal Albert Hall. And they fucking nailed it. 

Better setlist on the second night too. 

[Superscally]

36 minutes ago, Woffy said:

Me and the Mrs were at Interpol’s second night at Royal Albert Hall. And they fucking nailed it. 

Better setlist on the second night too. 

Fuck you. ?

[Gucci Piggy]

3 hours ago, Odessa said:

Yeah one of the members left in 2010, and that album they were touring flopped big time as well I think. Think there was a lot of uncertainty about their future at that point. Give them another go if the opportunity arises at a festival or whatever; I've seen them the last few times they've been in Manchester and they've all been genuinely amazing.

I don't have any mates who listen to Interpol either actually, we've gotta push them harder. They sold that gig out last night almost immediately I think, and obv it was on the back of two nights at the Royal Albert Hall, so they're pretty big. Quite a few of us on here have touted them as JP headliners, so I think that is probably about bang on. But then again, looking at the 2017 JP headliners (Annie Mac, Phoenix, Metronomy), I'd say Interpol are bigger than the lot, in the UK at least. 

Sigur Rós the year before tho.

[Woffy]

4 hours ago, Superscally said:

Fuck you. ?

PDA. Nuff said!

[Superscally]

4 minutes ago, Woffy said:

PDA. Nuff said!

I wasn't disagreeing... ?

Sound was pretty shit though. Muff. 

[JayBalls]

4 hours ago, Gucci Piggy said:

Sigur Rós the year before tho.

I wasn't there but seen some on YouTube, jeepers batman.