Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[thewayiam]

29 minutes ago, dotdash79 said:

Not saying no but he is in Italy that weekend

I'm thinking Pulp, Paramore and one of Lewis Capaldi/Nick Cave with the one not subbing doing Other headliner. 

[Mouseboy11]

11 minutes ago, thewayiam said:

I'm thinking Pulp, Paramore and one of Lewis Capaldi/Nick Cave with the one not subbing doing Other headliner. 

I think Paramore are more likely for R&L, over here in April then back at the end of the summer makes more sense.

[Suprefan]

2 minutes ago, Mouseboy11 said:

I think Paramore are more likely for R&L, over here in April then back at the end of the summer makes more sense.

Depends on Paramore's summer plans which will pop up at the end of this week. Sorry, america keeps dashing everyones hopes left and right at the moment.

[Brownie30]

 

 

 

[Dronx]

36 minutes ago, Brownie30 said:

 

Genuinely never heard of these. 

 

 

[Suprefan]

[Sorcha17]

[Guest]

37 minutes ago, Suprefan said:

is he facing away from the audience so he isn't tempted by any women?

[Guest]

Expecting some wider UK dates as well next year I hope

[zahidf]

The Beths, the New Zealand band confirm UK & Ireland shows for May 2023,

Bristol SWX, 24 May
London Electric Brixton, 25
Manchester New Century, 28
Glasgow The Garage, 30
Dublin Whelans, 31

[maelzoid]

15 hours ago, Dronx said:

 

Playing Wembley Arena next week - sold out. Album this year reached no 2.

Not a small band, but to be fair, they broke up in 2010 and only just reformed.

I think they're one of this country's best. Prog rock with metal elements. If you're curious, 'Fear of A Blank Planet' or 'In Absentia' are pretty definitive.

[crocodiles]

[crocodiles]

I'm off to Manchester can't wait a fantastic live band 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, crocodiles said:

I'm off to Manchester can't wait a fantastic live band 

Would have loved to have gone but Feb is far too busy for gigs for me atm. Hoping they're at Glastonbury 

[Guest]

Expecting wider UK dates around this time. Hope he's re-booked for Glastonbury, would be great on the park.

[zahidf]

Stereo MCs, the hip-hop act confirms new live dates for spring 2023,

London Lafayette, 03 March
Brighton Concorde 2, 11
Guildford The Boileroom, 01 April
York The Crescent, 14
Holmfirth The Picturedrome, 15
Hitchin Club 85, 29

 

The Joy Formidable, the Welsh alternative rockers confirm new UK shows for spring 2023,

Glasgow King Tuts, 15 March
Manchester Academy 3, 16
Nottingham Rescue Rooms, 17
Leeds The Wardrobe, 18
Oxford O2 Academy2, 20
Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, 22
London Clapham Grand, 11 May

 

Amber Run, the pop-rock band confirms UK tour dates for April 2023,

Newcastle University, 13 April
Glasgow St Luke’s, 14
Nottingham Rock City, 15
Manchester Gorilla, 18
Bristol Thekla, 19
London KOKO, 20

[Guest]

https://pitchfork.com/news/yo-la-tengo-announce-tour-and-new-album-this-stupid-world-share-new-song-fallout-listen/?utm_social-type=owned&mbid=social_twitter&utm_brand=p4k&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

New Yo La Tengo dates in the UK in April

[CaledonianGonzo]

FFS - no Scottish date.

[fantomas]

3 hours ago, scatteredscreens said:

Expecting wider UK dates around this time. Hope he's re-booked for Glastonbury, would be great on the park.

Round the corner from work, with Barbican membership £24 for front row centre, seems a no brainer!

They’re £20-30 otherwise plus booking fee.

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, fantomas said:

Round the corner from work, with Barbican membership £24 for front row centre, seems a no brainer!

They’re £20-30 otherwise plus booking fee.

Great stuff, he's absolutely excellent. Gonna go to the inevitable northern date.

[charlierc]

10 hours ago, zahidf said:

The Joy Formidable, the Welsh alternative rockers confirm new UK shows for spring 2023,

Glasgow King Tuts, 15 March
Manchester Academy 3, 16
Nottingham Rescue Rooms, 17
Leeds The Wardrobe, 18
Oxford O2 Academy2, 20
Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms, 22
London Clapham Grand, 11 May

I remember seeing Muse at London O2 in 2012 and the guy in the queue to get in behind me said he'd come all the way up from Portsmouth just to see The Joy Formidable, who were support act, before leaving after they were done.

Maybe if he's still into them and still lives there, this can be a slightly less arduous task for a longer set at less of a price. And less of a postponement risk as they had to bail on the first of the 2 gigs in their leg due to the singer losing her voice.

[Muppetmark]

14 minutes ago, charlierc said:

I remember seeing Muse at London O2 in 2012 and the guy in the queue to get in behind me said he'd come all the way up from Portsmouth just to see The Joy Formidable, who were support act, before leaving after they were done.

Maybe if he's still into them and still lives there, this can be a slightly less arduous task for a longer set at less of a price. And less of a postponement risk as they had to bail on the first of the 2 gigs in their leg due to the singer losing her voice.

Also with an orchestra in London

[Enkidu]

 

Edited November 2, 2022 by Enkidu

[Frandango]

Goat tour in April

[Padjeq]

9 hours ago, Enkidu said:

 

Always interested in how they work out the running order for these sort of festivals