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Old skool rockers head Dublin's way

  • 03-03-2006 11:55am
    #1
    Frank Cronin
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    Old skool rockers head Dublin's way

    Vicar St. welcomes some of the biggest names in rawk.

    First out of the traps on May 31 is Alice Cooper who’s bringing his full theatrical show with him. Still in remarkably good shape for a chap of 58, he’ll be dusting down such classics as ‘School’s Out’, ‘Elected’, ‘Hello Hooray’ and ‘Billion Dollar Babies’.

    There’s no let-up the following night as Ted Nugent gives ‘Cat Scratch Fever’, ‘Gonzo’, ‘Wang Dang Sweet Poontang’ et al the same ‘amps on 11’ treatment.

    On June 4 it’s the turn of Dweezil Zappa who, with the not inconsiderable help of Steve Vai, will be staging a multimedia tribute to his dad Frank.


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  • #2
    NIBBS
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    thanks dude.....

    will have to get to see Alice this time around..........


  • #3
    Cactus Col
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    Seriously ... was it really necessary to spell school with a k?

    Frank Zappa tribute looks good


  • #4
    toofast
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    Hey sounds good!
    Where did you get this information from?


  • #5
    Blisterman
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    Ted Nugent and Alice Cooper are both playing Monsters of Rock in England too.


  • #6
    tj-music.com
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    Frank Cronin wrote:
    Old skool rockers head Dublin's way

    Vicar St. welcomes some of the biggest names in rawk.

    First out of the traps on May 31 is Alice Cooper who’s bringing his full theatrical show with him. Still in remarkably good shape for a chap of 58, he’ll be dusting down such classics as ‘School’s Out’, ‘Elected’, ‘Hello Hooray’ and ‘Billion Dollar Babies’.

    There’s no let-up the following night as Ted Nugent gives ‘Cat Scratch Fever’, ‘Gonzo’, ‘Wang Dang Sweet Poontang’ et al the same ‘amps on 11’ treatment.

    On June 4 it’s the turn of Dweezil Zappa who, with the not inconsiderable help of Steve Vai, will be staging a multimedia tribute to his dad Frank.

    He is playing Vicar Street?? I saw him in November and he nearly sold out Glasgow SECC and with the lot he has on stage his show won´t fit the Vicar Street stage unless he massively scales down.

    www.concert-reviews.net for the report on Alice Cooper


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  • #7
    NIBBS
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    Blisterman wrote:
    Ted Nugent and Alice Cooper are both playing Monsters of Rock in England too.

    First thing I thought.....makes me wonder why they didn't just try putting them all on here..........mightn't have been practical.....but I for one would die to see Journey live, even without Perry on vocals......I can't get to either MOR in UK or Sweden Rock, but I certainly couldn't see them in Vicar St...

    Alice Cooper player the Olympia last time out here and by all accounts it was a great show.....will definitely not miss him this time....


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