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NOS Alive 2025


TheNewUnion

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1 hour ago, Daniel Ferreira said:

It was ridiculous, basically QOSTA performed for Sam Smith's fans who were at the front of the stage and just sat there waiting for Sam Smith to arrive.

Can confirm the back of the floor, had some good moshing going on, very fun show!

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8 minutes ago, Joao182 said:

Muse, Green Day

that would make me buy a day ticket for sure

 

me 2 but at this point i doubt either of them are coming

 

muse sold bad in 2019 when EiN brought them, green day somehow never comes since 2012 and they havent announce anything in quite awhile, also heard EiN thought they were to expensive to bring in.

 

at least i´ve got monday to look forward to with GnR annoucement.

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49 minutes ago, St Jimmy said:

That's weird🤔

People today are focused on Black Friday ;)

 

35 minutes ago, just_one said:

i´ve lost all hope for Alive next year. Can see a band or artist that might make me go at all right now.

 

 

 

There are still many names left, there is still only 1 headliner.

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12 minutes ago, TheNewUnion said:

We're still at the "who knows" phase really. I felt like Arcade Fire and Pearl Jam came out of nowhere for this year

 

I knew about PJ playing NOS and the euro tour months before it was announced. Arcade Fire was a surprise , not Pearl Jam.

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32 minutes ago, just_one said:

 

I knew about PJ playing NOS and the euro tour months before it was announced. Arcade Fire was a surprise , not Pearl Jam.

It was a surprise to me when I saw it mentioned on here. I had no idea it was even a possibility.

Hope is not yet lost, keep the faith.

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9 hours ago, just_one said:

 

me 2 but at this point i doubt either of them are coming

 

muse sold bad in 2019 when EiN brought them, green day somehow never comes since 2012 and they havent announce anything in quite awhile, also heard EiN thought they were to expensive to bring in.

 

at least i´ve got monday to look forward to with GnR annoucement.

I think muse will be the big rock name

but Green Day, i dont think so…

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3 hours ago, charlierc said:

So is tomorrow back to the drip-feeding of names one by one?

If everything is new are bringing GnR i doubt they will announce anything for NOS alive.

 

Tomorrow is suppose to be the GnR tour announcement that got delayed last week

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29 minutes ago, just_one said:

If everything is new are bringing GnR i doubt they will announce anything for NOS alive.

 

Tomorrow is suppose to be the GnR tour announcement that got delayed last week

Tomorrow Sabrina Carpenter is also announcing European dates, might be a longshot, but who knows?

if ein is announcing Guns, i think they will still announce 1 name for nos, just not a headliner.

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2 hours ago, charlierc said:

Well, no 9am announcement this morning. So maybe the instinct is right that we could be waiting for this one to reveal anything.

Two days (Friday and today) without any announcements, so maybe they stopped with this one name a day thing and will announce something big soon.

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