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45 minutes ago, gingerevans84 said:

Craven Park is an extremely random mid stadium to use?!

It's my teams home ground and would certainly be the biggest band they have had play there ever. They have had The Who/ little mix play their in recent times. They have and are making new improvements to the ground. 

But yes so so random. 

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26 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Coldplay dates confirmed:

 

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3 minutes ago, sisco said:

Oh hang on… wonder if the dates changed as that would be the new season 

 

As you say, August to early-May is out for any club football side that wants to keep the pitch in decent condition. Anfield also has a specific restriction that bans gigs in July, so is only really an option for gigs in late May and June.

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On 9/16/2024 at 9:27 AM, Ben7amin_ said:

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Saw that yesterday morning.  Lovely job.  Way more exciting announcement than Bore-asis reforming and will cost a lot less.

 

See Teddy Swims has dropped a few UK dates today as well.  Might be up for that too.

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Will definitely be going to Supergrass in Manchester. Will 100% get a ticket tomorrow. 

 

Teddy Swims on a Monday night? That's got cheap last minute ticket on Twickets written all over that one. Monday gigs are the worst though. Atmosphere is always so flat. 

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4 hours ago, A Particular Grey Chihuahu said:

 

Errr...the footballer? 🤔 

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Apparently, although the more articles appear about it, the more it looks more like a publicity stunt and that they'll just have a session musician on bass. Or perhaps their regular bass player if indeed they were fit all along.

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3 hours ago, incident said:

 

As you say, August to early-May is out for any club football side that wants to keep the pitch in decent condition. Anfield also has a specific restriction that bans gigs in July, so is only really an option for gigs in late May and June.

There not a comparably sized stadium up north that could've fit in? Or are all the other equivalent size places to Anfield in use because also being used for football?

 

... well maybe Murrayfield or Hampden Park, perhaps.

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