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2 minutes ago, zahidf said:

Corey Taylor, the US singer announces debut UK shows with solo band,

London Palladium, 17 Oct
Hull Bonus Arena, 19
Manchester BEC Arena, 21
Swansea Arena, 24

Playing arenas?! Suppose a lot of Slipknot/Stone Sour and general rock/metal fans will be up for this as I assume he’ll do a bunch of covers, but my god is his solo stuff terrible.

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6 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

Playing arenas?! Suppose a lot of Slipknot/Stone Sour and general rock/metal fans will be up for this as I assume he’ll do a bunch of covers, but my god is his solo stuff terrible.

"Arena" is used a bit loosely here, that one in Manchester is about 4,000 capacity and it's a rebrand of the Bowlers Entertainment Centre which usually hosts genre weekenders and the like.

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5 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

Playing arenas?! Suppose a lot of Slipknot/Stone Sour and general rock/metal fans will be up for this as I assume he’ll do a bunch of covers, but my god is his solo stuff terrible.

Pretty sure that those are Arenas in name only. Certainly in the case of Hull, it's a concert hall that they've named Arena for some reason.

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1 hour ago, dentalplan said:

NPN link: https://uk-umg.com/forms/Underplay.html?t=1647002089

Can’t get to any of these, sadly. Hope the arena tour gets announced sharpish, what with the lack of competing UK festival shows to worry about.

If Taylor isn't ready for Glastonbury next year then Arctics, Coldplay and Florence would be my guess.

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48 minutes ago, Gilgamesh69 said:

Three repeat headliners? All just being white British "rock" bands? Yeah... no.

Still a female group in there. If you have Dave instead, you have diversity but a same argument.

Florence isn't rock in the same way and Coldplay are very much pop rock. It's not like having 3 Foo Fighter type acts.

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