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2 minutes ago, charlierc said:

So with Twitter embeds not really working anymore, does that mean it's a case of having to upload posters?

You can still do it by deleting the x.com and replacing with twitter.com …. Then copy and paste the replaced  link … that should work it did earlier for me 

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Just now, Crazyfool01 said:

You can still do it by deleting the x.com and replacing with twitter.com …. Then copy and paste the replaced  link … that should work it did earlier for me 

I tried that just now with something in the football thread but it didn't work.

 

Or maybe I didn't perfectly replicate that and should try it again in a more precise manner next time something of interest pops up.

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Just now, charlierc said:

I tried that just now with something in the football thread but it didn't work.

 

Or maybe I didn't perfectly replicate that and should try it again in a more precise manner next time something of interest pops up.

That must be why it just asked for approval weirdly for that post 

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Alison Moyet announced a world tour 2025.

2025 UK and IRELAND
16 Feb – Dublin, 3Olympia
17 Feb – Belfast, Waterfront Hall
20 Feb – York, Barbican
21 Feb – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
22 Feb – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
24 Feb – Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
25 Feb – Stoke-on-Trent, Victoria Hall
27 Feb – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
28 Feb – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
1 Mar – Ipswich, Regent Theatre
3 Mar – Sheffield, City Hall
4 Mar – Stockton, Globe
6 Mar – Gateshead, The Glasshouse
7 Mar – Buxton, Opera House
8 Mar – Reading, Hexagon
10 Mar – Brighton, Dome
11 Mar – London, Palladium
13 Mar – Bournemouth, Pavilion Theatre
14 Mar – Swansea, Arena
15 Mar – Bath, Forum
17 Mar – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
18 Mar – Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
20 Mar – Edinburgh, Usher Hall
21 Mar – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
22 Mar – Aberdeen, Music Hall
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On 6/12/2024 at 8:59 PM, charlierc said:

There's names on the Riot Fest line-up I like, albeit likely for huge dollar.

 

That poster design for the Form Festival event is unusual. Like a proper 360 poster.

Riot is a little under $300 with fees etc so about £235/40 which is reasonable. I believe it's their 20th anniversary next year. I would say if I'd have chosen this year to go I'd be a bit dubious whether still to go. Only one of the headliners really with also 1 in the presumed top 7 acts. I would naturally catch NOFX one night but it's not a must.

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1 hour ago, northernangel said:

Riot is a little under $300 with fees etc so about £235/40 which is reasonable. I believe it's their 20th anniversary next year. I would say if I'd have chosen this year to go I'd be a bit dubious whether still to go. Only one of the headliners really with also 1 in the presumed top 7 acts. I would naturally catch NOFX one night but it's not a must.

That's actually not bad pricing tbf.

 

Maybe other USA festivals (and indeed looking at American Ticketmaster, where tickets to Muse and Arctic Monkeys last year were twice as much as UK shows) gave me impressions not necessarily matched up by reality.

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