Korn - Belfast and Dublin gigs!

Penfailed

31st March in the Mandela Hall
1st April in the Olympia

Yes!

Furious-Red

Tickets for Dublin are €50

scudzilla

Furious-Red wrote: »

Tickets for Dublin are €50

i got all excited then was like WTF, 50 QUID!!!!! :mad::mad::mad:

Edit : Sorry, 52 quid plus 5 booking fee, so 57!!!!!

Penfailed

Tickets for Belfast are £35...:eek:

Joe_Dull

I would see them at any price... Ambassador '08 was immense.

Furious-Red

Penfailed wrote: »

Tickets for Belfast are £35...:eek:

Which would be €41

MeetReality

Would love to see them in The Olympia just for the nostalgia...but with the state of their current setlist I think I'll just skip this. Out of the 8 songs they play as part of their "Greatest Hits" section of their setlist two are a Pink Floyd and Metallica song....wouldnt like to part with the bones of 60euro to hear 6 songs that I will enjoy, and 12 others spent yawning.

scudzilla

MeetReality wrote: »

Would love to see them in The Olympia just for the nostalgia...but with the state of their current setlist I think I'll just skip this. Out of the 8 songs they play as part of their "Greatest Hits" section of their setlist two are a Pink Floyd and Metallica song....wouldnt like to part with the bones of 60euro to hear 6 songs that I will enjoy, and 12 others spent yawning.

Great Point, No way am i forking out more than 40 for this

Here's the setlist from last gig they played


The Path of Totality set

Intro
(Sanctuary Intro)
Get Up!
Kill Mercy Within
Illuminati
Chaos Lives in Everything
My Wall
Way Too Far
Narcissistic Cannibal

Greatest hits set

Intermission
Here to Stay
Freak on a Leash
Falling Away From Me
Predictable
Another Brick in the Wall
(Pink Floyd cover)

Encore:

Shoots and Ladders / One
Got the Life
Blind

PCros

This will sell out so MCD can put the prices up and make a nice little earner as usual.

If the reaction of the new songs isn't going down well with the crowds they might drop a few new songs for old ones by the time they reach Dublin. (Heres hoping!)

Mushy

€57....for Korn...shocking

Professey Chin

I dont like that setlist at all

wolfmoon87

I mainly wanna hear songs from Issues and The Untouchables.
If that's gonna be their setlist, I don't think I'll bother going.
Also €52 is a bit much. Ah crap!

unknown13

The Great Chinholio wrote: »

I dont like that setlist at all

Agreed, I love Korn but that setlist is shocking and not worth €50.

I am not going to bother going now.

scudzilla

Hope people don't mind me posting that setlist, wouldn't normally spoil like this but felt if Korn fans were gonna be paying the guts of 60quid for a ticket it was only right for them to know what they'd be getting.

The setlist is truly shocking, i think it will change slightly but not too much as they're really into this new album.

wolfmoon87

scudzilla wrote: »

Hope people don't mind me posting that setlist, wouldn't normally spoil like this but felt if Korn fans were gonna be paying the guts of 60quid for a ticket it was only right for them to know what they'd be getting.

The setlist is truly shocking, i think it will change slightly but not too much as they're really into this new album.

I don't mind you putting up the setlist.

I was going to get tickets tomorrow, but I'm not gonna bother.
The setlist is crap. I was hoping for more of the classic songs.
Bah!

Furious-Red

Seen them at Rock Im Park in 09 and have to say they were only ok tbh. Kinda wished i had gone to see Basement Jaxx instead

Joe_Dull

I didn't actually read the setlist, I find that spoils gigs for me. I'm assuming however that it mainly consists of songs from their last 3 or 4 albums which suits me fine. I love the new one and pretty much all their output bar most of the first two albums, so happy days! Got my ticket there, April can't come soon enough

/boundless optimism

Kersh

Anyone know if they sold the gig out?

wolfmoon87

Kersh wrote: »

Anyone know if they sold the gig out?

I just checked Ticketmaster - there is still tickets available.

There is standing tickets, and when I checked seating tickets, they came up with seats four rows from front.
Doesn't look like it's anywhere near selling out.

scudzilla

wolfmoon87 wrote: »

I just checked Ticketmaster - there is still tickets available.

There is standing tickets, and when I checked seating tickets, they came up with seats four rows from front.
Doesn't look like it's anywhere near selling out.

I'm hoping that my posting of that utter drivel setlist had something to do with that

keeponrockin

think the Olympia will really suit a band like Korn ..saw em in the RDS years back supported by Puddle of Mudd and they werent bad but remember thinkin would be great in a smaller venue..

but that ticket price is crazy..lets face it..their not exactly top of the tree anymore so dont expect this to sell at all until far nearer the date..

Limp Bizkit also had surprisingly poor ticket sales for their Olympia show when they first went on sale but that turned out to be a brilliant gig because of the band feeding off a packed pumped up crowd. Just wont be the same if Korn are playing to 10 rows of people in front of the stage.

In short would love to go but only if someone gives me free tickets..P.M. me Now:)

wolfmoon87

scudzilla wrote: »

I'm hoping that my posting of that utter drivel setlist had something to do with that

I wish they were doing a greatest hits tour.

scudzilla

wolfmoon87 wrote: »

I wish they were doing a greatest hits tour.

If it was a greatest hits tour i'd have bought a couple of tickets, and i'm sure a few more would.

Instead i bought a pair of tickets for The Dropkick Murphy's at Vicar Street in Feb, a great live band and 2 tickets for less than the price of 1 Korn ticket :D

MeetReality

May give in and buy a ticket for the London gig seeing as it will be 10 minutes from me at that stage but would LOVE a setlist similar to seeing them in RDS or The Point ages ago.

Nodferatu

saw them back in september 10th 2002, their first irish gig (my first gig too) original line up, david on drums, head on guitar, great show, stopped liking them and listening too them after that mind you.

--LOS--

definitely too much money for them, think I'll have to hope they play some of the festivals too.

Beekay

Nodferatu wrote: »

saw them back in september 10th 2002, their first irish gig (my first gig too) original line up, david on drums, head on guitar, great show, stopped liking them and listening too them after that mind you.

That was my first gig too!

But it wasn't theirs, my bro went to see them here in 96

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/korn/1996/sfx-centre-dublin-ireland-6bd2fa16.html

wolfmoon87

I think I might actually go to this after all.
The new album is really good. I especially like the songs "Way Too Far", "Narcissistic Cannibal" and "Fuels The Comedy". :cool:

€50 is still a bit much I think, but I've paid more money for other crap (I'm looking at you Axl Rose :mad:)

Kersh

Beekay wrote: »

That was my first gig too!

But it wasn't theirs, my bro went to see them here in 96

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/korn/1996/sfx-centre-dublin-ireland-6bd2fa16.html

And in The London Astoria a few days before Bro

Top of the tree then they were :pac:

the_doctor199

Downlink & J Devil supporting.

Beekay

the_doctor199 wrote: »

Downlink & J Devil supporting.

Looking forward to hearing what JDevil is like. Kinda wish it was Excision and not Downlink supporting!

Furious-Red

"Just playing six songs in an empty arena and just feeling so good and them saying, 'See you in Dublin.' It took me back a little bit, but now it’s like a machine, it feels really good." -Ray Luzier on his first time playing with Korn