Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[Ayrshire Chris]

26 minutes ago, TheSheriff said:

Agreed in the unlikely chance he was to play Glastonbury it would have to be with the E Street Band. With the new album supposedly going to be solo acoustic got a feeling these shows will be a more stripped back affair 

Ok, then the acoustic cafe it is. 

[dentalplan]

Doves are playing one of the TCT gigs at Royal Albert Hall towards the end of March.

[zahidf]

8 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

Doves are playing one of the TCT gigs at Royal Albert Hall towards the end of March.

Is that from the metro?

[dentalplan]

3 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Is that from the metro?

Woah buddy don't blow my source! But aye it is.

As kind as it'd be to do a charity gig for their first show back, I would imagine they'll have other stuff to announce in the morning.

[Avalon_Fields]

8 hours ago, TheSheriff said:

Agreed in the unlikely chance he was to play Glastonbury it would have to be with the E Street Band. With the new album supposedly going to be solo acoustic got a feeling these shows will be a more stripped back affair 

Not according to the interview, it’s a solo album but it’s a tour with the E Street band.

(There was a story about a year ago he had recorded a solo album, I guess it’s been delayed so long due to his ever-extended Broadway shows).

 

[RichardWaller]

8 hours ago, dentalplan said:

Woah buddy don't blow my source! But aye it is.

As kind as it'd be to do a charity gig for their first show back, I would imagine they'll have other stuff to announce in the morning.

Will be surprised if there aren't a couple of warm up gigs beforehand. Like when Suede got together for TCT, saw them at Manchester Ritz before that and they were fucking incredible. First time I saw them was Glastonbury 2003 and it was awful, was actually hesitant to see them again but so glad I did.

Oh yeah, Doves. I'm hoping this isn't a one off and that they've been working on new material on the quiet. Would love to see them at Glastonbury again, their mid-afternoon Pyramid set in 2002 was bloody special.

[Hawros]

21 hours ago, Avalon_Fields said:

...to be fair, they [Zutons ]haven't been together as a band for years!

Maybe the 'Valerie' royalties have dried up at last. Saw them back in their brief heyday,  they were good live,  but would be amazed if they had much of a following now.

Yeah, not a '£40 at The Roundhouse' following at least

[Wooderson]

On 11/30/2018 at 5:37 PM, tevaburger said:

Dead & Co just announced they have other places to be in late June than Worthy Farm

Maybe for the 50th? Michael said he tried to get them for the 25th back in '95, didn't he? 

sorry @Wooderson

 

That’s a bummer, man.

[dentalplan]

The Hives playing a stately home in between gigs from The Jacksons and Human League lmao

[sisco]

Jess Glynne doing Forest Shows on Friday and Saturday so I’d be amazed if she doesn’t show up on Sunday at Glastonbury 

[TheSheriff]

3 hours ago, Avalon_Fields said:

Not according to the interview, it’s a solo album but it’s a tour with the E Street band.

(There was a story about a year ago he had recorded a solo album, I guess it’s been delayed so long due to his ever-extended Broadway shows).

 

Only speculating as two members the E Street Band have said yesterday they didn’t know anything about touring the UK next year 

[pryce]

49 minutes ago, dentalplan said:

The Hives playing a stately home in between gigs from The Jacksons and Human League lmao

Love the Hives, but please do something further north/Central and better than this ha!

[finn_with_1_n]

Nice to see that Lower Than Atlantis are charging £22 + fees for their final dates. Rare to see a Brixton show at that price anyways 

Also good to see Paak taking on Ally Pally

[Avalon_Fields]

41 minutes ago, TheSheriff said:

Only speculating as two members the E Street Band have said yesterday they didn’t know anything about touring the UK next year 

That’s true, however it may of course not be true what they say, any announcements more likely to be via official channels not via Nils or Little Stevie twitter feeds. 

[priest17]

didn't check someone else had posted about it ahah, my bad, I'd go to that .Paak gig though.

Edited December 3, 2018 by priest17

[Chef]

NGHFB's announcement at 4pm 

[Sasperella]

3 hours ago, finn_with_1_n said:

Also good to see Paak taking on Ally Pally

Urrrm....isn't BREXIT in March? What does Paak know about Scotland that we don't??? 

Edited December 3, 2018 by Sasperella

[EamerRed]

1 hour ago, Chef said:

NGHFB's announcement at 4pm 

Probably playing that Teenage Cancer Trust gig again at the Albert Hall.

[Chef]

Just now, EamerRed said:

Probably playing that Teenage Cancer Trust gig again at the Albert Hall.

I did think that but would it be a bit strange to announce the same day as others but under his own separate announcement?

There are 2 dates free still with (I'm assuming) one being the comedy night.

[TheNoise]

51 minutes ago, Sasperella said:

Urrrm....isn't BREXIT in March? What does Paak know about Scotland that we don't??? 

huh ?

[finn_with_1_n]

1 hour ago, Sasperella said:

Urrrm....isn't BREXIT in March? What does Paak know about Scotland that we don't??? 

Vote Yes Lawd!

[SwedgeAntilles]

#PaakForIndy

[Chef]

NGHFB's playing Heaton Park on 7th June, Doves supporting.

Is that the biggest gig he's done for a while? Surely puts him in line for Glasto? 

[priest17]

6 minutes ago, Chef said:

NGHFB's playing Heaton Park on 7th June, Doves supporting.

Is that the biggest gig he's done for a while? Surely puts him in line for Glasto? 

10 years to the day (ish) he last played there, wonder if there's something in that. 

Hopefully it puts Doves in line anyway.

[Sasperella]

52 minutes ago, TheNoise said:

huh ?

The English dates are "UK" but Scotland dates are "Scotland"..... I imagine there's a fair few Scottish people who would be pretty happy about that distinction in the post-BREXIT apocolypse