Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[DDave]

20 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

https://www.thechemicalbrothers.com/#news

Chems new album and tour announced for next year. 

US tour ends at the end of May so looks like they'll be back home for Glastonbury 

Surprisingly, they've never done a headline show at the Manchester Arena (supported Oasis once at it)

[BambooShanks]

Apologies if any of these have already been done

 

Rage Against Florence and the Machine

The Rolling Stone Roses

4 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

They're already announced for APE at the end of May.

Is there a lot of crossover between acts booked on APE or do they like to have exclusives?

 

[dentalplan]

Just now, Kinkyinuit said:

Is there a lot of crossover between acts booked on APE or do they like to have exclusives?

 

No act has ever played All Points East and Glastonbury in the same year.

[Gucci Piggy]

3 minutes ago, Kinkyinuit said:

Apologies if any of these have already been done

 

Rage Against Florence and the Machine

The Rolling Stone Roses

Is there a lot of crossover between acts booked on APE or do they like to have exclusives?

 

In case you didn't get dental's post, APE only started this year so no idea how it'll affect Glasto. Some of their headliners played elsewhere last year (The xx headlined Parklife), and they I've never seen them claim an act as exclusive.

[SwedgeAntilles]

12 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

They're already announced for APE at the end of May.

Oh aye. 

[dentalplan]

3 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

I've never seen them claim an act as exclusive.

The National was an 'exclusive 2018 UK show'. But Nick Cave wasn't, and didn't do any others all the same.

[FakeEmpire]

18 minutes ago, Tommy101 said:

Shame were good on Friday but HMLTD supporting were one of the most entertaining bands I've seen this year. 

Batshit crazy sounding like an angry Adam and the Ants one song, then song that had Rammstein vibes followed by the kind of Rock/Dubstep hybrid that Muse felt like they were going for a few terrible albums ago. 

Listening to them on Spotify today and a bit underwhelmed but I highly recommend checking them out live. 

Second this.  

Went on Thursday.  Shame were excellent but I recommend HMLTD as a must see when they inevitably pop up at all the fests next year.  Absolute chaos.

[BambooShanks]

46 minutes ago, Gucci Piggy said:

In case you didn't get dental's post, APE only started this year so no idea how it'll affect Glasto. Some of their headliners played elsewhere last year (The xx headlined Parklife), and they I've never seen them claim an act as exclusive.

Gotcha.  For some reason, I never questioned APE not being a new festival.  I can't keep up with all of these new things

[ourkid1984]

1 hour ago, Tommy101 said:

Shame were good on Friday but HMLTD supporting were one of the most entertaining bands I've seen this year. 

Batshit crazy sounding like an angry Adam and the Ants one song, then song that had Rammstein vibes followed by the kind of Rock/Dubstep hybrid that Muse felt like they were going for a few terrible albums ago. 

Listening to them on Spotify today and a bit underwhelmed but I highly recommend checking them out live. 

Exactly how I felt about them. Thought all 3 acts were very good on Friday.

[Chef]

Puts them in line for Reading/ Leeds? 

Edited November 19, 2018 by Chef

[tjamest]

25 minutes ago, ourkid1984 said:

Exactly how I felt about them. Thought all 3 acts were very good on Friday.

Was the third Fontaines DC? - Heard them for the first time on six music last week and they sounded worth seeing.

 

Just read your post on other thread!

Edited November 19, 2018 by tjamest

[WS_Jack_III]

Buzzing for the Chemical Brothers news. 

[henry bear]

7 minutes ago, Chef said:

Puts them in line for Reading/ Leeds? 

They certainly aren’t bothered by the notion of over-selling themselves 

[Hugh Jass]

26 minutes ago, Chef said:

Puts them in line for Reading/ Leeds? 

Think Neil has said they're pretty much nailed on for R/L.

[Gucci Piggy]

1 hour ago, Chef said:

Puts them in line for Reading/ Leeds? 

Yeah we have info from Neil and a poster in that section who's itk that they're headlining (along with 1975 and Twenty One Pilots).

[Tommy101]

Not a big fan of 1975 but that trio of headliners is so much stronger than the last few years for me. 

[dentalplan]

1 minute ago, Tommy101 said:

that trio of headliners is so much stronger than the last few years for me. 

It's actually a human arse.

[Amy Lawn]

Weird that not even 10 years ago it was expected that R&L would usually get the biggest trio of headliners each year.

[priest17]

2 hours ago, Tommy101 said:

Shame were good on Friday but HMLTD supporting were one of the most entertaining bands I've seen this year. 

Batshit crazy sounding like an angry Adam and the Ants one song, then song that had Rammstein vibes followed by the kind of Rock/Dubstep hybrid that Muse felt like they were going for a few terrible albums ago. 

Listening to them on Spotify today and a bit underwhelmed but I highly recommend checking them out live. 

I didn't like what I'd heard of HMLTD when they first came out but saw them by accdeint a couple of years ago and they were amazing, made a point of seing them everytime since. I actually was impressed enough to buy a t-shirt that I really like the first time I caught them to support them a bit more but having to explain it since has been so annoying ahah. 

This is what it looked like from the guitarist's perspective the other night 

 

[dentalplan]

I know it gets said about any act that is at all energetic or exciting but HMLTD need a Hell Stage slot or something similarly late and loose.

[Hugh Jass]

10 minutes ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Weird that not even 10 years ago it was expected that R&L would usually get the biggest trio of headliners each year.

I remember a time when the lineup would drop about half an hour before ticket sales opened and they sold out pretty damn quickly.

[ourkid1984]

2 hours ago, tjamest said:

Was the third Fontaines DC? - Heard them for the first time on six music last week and they sounded worth seeing.

 

Just read your post on other thread!

Yeah. They it was a terrific night.

[pryce]

saw 'We were promised jetpacks' on the weekend, such an underrated band, his voice live is incredible

[tjamest]

16 hours ago, Hugh Jass said:

I remember a time when the lineup would drop about half an hour before ticket sales opened and they sold out pretty damn quickly.

Yes mid 2000s they were all gone in a mental hour or so

[joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo]