2020 Irish Gigs (Rumoured & Confirmed events)

davywalsh7

Duffy98 wrote: »

I can imagine we will get maybe one or two gigs announced but other than that id say thats the summer done in terms of gigs cant see any other ones. Your right id say the euro championships has played a major role in the lack of big gigs across europe seems Gnr and Green day are the only acts doing big enough tours during that time. Id say Next year will be back to normal with a Slane and a jam packed June as usual id say the next big announcement will be Picnic on the 11th and id say itll be Liam Gallagher , Kings of Leon , RATM as the headliners seeing as their doing the festivals during that time.

Dont think it'll be kings of leon as they're playing a festival in the states the same weekend. Liam Gallagher fairly likely id imagine as he didnt announce a Dublin date this summer

Duffy98

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Dont think it'll be kings of leon as they're playing a festival in the states the same weekend. Liam Gallagher fairly likely id imagine as he didnt announce a Dublin date this summer

Your right sorry i just based it off of the fact that they are all over Europe this summer and havent announced a show here yet. Surprised they havent either considering they always sell well here

Furious-Red

Poorside

Furious-Red wrote: »

Touts are well worth going to see as well, will definitely be purchasing tickets for this.

davywalsh7

Duffy98 wrote: »

Your right sorry i just based it off of the fact that they are all over Europe this summer and havent announced a show here yet. Surprised they havent either considering they always sell well here

Yeah would have thought they were a cert for EP given their tour this year until I copped theyre playing in US. Tho im sure theyll pop up to plague us somewhere here in next while

creativedrinker

Ian Brown is charging 66.70 plus Ticketmaster charges.... sweet Jesus!

Stillill42

creativedrinker wrote: »

Ian Brown is charging 66.70 plus Ticketmaster charges.... sweet Jesus!

Is that for his Olympia gig too? Cheek.

sally cinnamon89

creativedrinker wrote: »

Ian Brown is charging 66.70 plus Ticketmaster charges.... sweet Jesus!

If only he could sing in time

creativedrinker

Stillill42 wrote: »

Is that for his Olympia gig too? Cheek.

That’s what the olympia posted on fb

Suckit

Christ. Might as well hang around for the freebies on the radio stations and online.

Lord Spence

creativedrinker wrote: »

Ian Brown is charging 66.70 plus Ticketmaster charges.... sweet Jesus!

42 euro plus booking fee for Limerick

RayCon

sally cinnamon89 wrote: »

If only he could sing in time

FYP

rubadub

The 65.70 includes the €1 restoration fee

So it will be 65.70 + 7.15= €72.85

Dr. Bre

Ha Ian your ripping us off . Won’t bother

Electric Nitwit

Yeah, my interest was piqued until the saw the price. No chance

davywalsh7

Lord Spence wrote: »

42 euro plus booking fee for Limerick

Ffs wonder why such a big difference between the two. Really wanted to go to the Dublin date but reconsidering now at nearly €70!

fitzparker

Tom Jones Announced for Donnybrook stadium 3rd July

Rigor Mortis

Unlikely that will be the only Donnybrook gig.

SoundOfSilence

Rigor Mortis wrote: »

Unlikely that will be the only Donnybrook gig.

It's not unusual.

Rigor Mortis

SoundOfSilence wrote: »

It's not unusual.

Well played sir, well played.

Mushy

Ash have announced s gig in Cork on Thursday9th April. I imagine it's part of a wider national tour, but hopefully be allowed get to it.

MisterAnarchy

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Ffs wonder why such a big difference between the two. Really wanted to go to the Dublin date but reconsidering now at nearly €70!

Cork is 42 plus fees too.
The Olympia is owned by MCD/Livenation now and they seem to be overpricing alot of gigs there the last year or so.

The Opera House is a vastly better venue too.

Wrongway1985

Mushy wrote: »

Ash have announced s gig in Cork on Thursday9th April. I imagine it's part of a wider national tour, but hopefully be allowed get to it.

April 9 - Cyprus Avenue, Cork
April 10 - Dolans, Limerick
April 11 - Roisin Dubh, Galway

May 28 - The Ruby Room, Castlebar
May 29 - The Limelight, Belfast
May 30 - Dun Laoghaire Harbour, Dublin (Supporting Suede)

Tickets to all shows already gone on sale it appears.

Duffy98

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

Cork is 42 plus fees too.
The Olympia is owned by MCD/Livenation now and they seem to be overpricing alot of gigs there the last year or so.

The Opera House is a vastly better venue too.

They did the exact same thing with Billy Corgan back in June all his shows were very reasonably priced but when it came to the olympia they increased the price by ×4 from 22 quid to over 80 including booking fee. Its Mcd and Live Nation that set the prices and 70 euro to see Ian is a joke and its turning into a regular thing unfortunatley

sweetie

Supergrass were only 50 quid and this manc chancer is looking for 50% more, jog on!

Suckit

sweetie wrote: »

Supergrass were only 50 quid and this manc chancer is looking for 50% more, jog on!

And it's €50 for the whole day to see Supergrass, Echo & the Bunnymen, Fun Lovin' Criminals and others.

Think somebody badly miscalculated hos prices.

Wrongway1985

Duffy98 wrote: »

Its Mcd and Live Nation that set the prices

MCD is part of LN!

Shedite27

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

The Opera House is a vastly better venue too.

Does the Opera House have an option to remove seats to make a standing section?

sally cinnamon89

Shedite27 wrote: »

Does the Opera House have an option to remove seats to make a standing section?

yes

ozzy jr

Exclamation Marc wrote: »

This thread is an absolute mess. About 3 gig posts amongst the last 30/35 posts (plus this one). These gig threads used to be a great resource, now there's an inane amount of clutter to wade through.

Totally agree with this.

Maybe it's time to have a separate thread for announcements only and another for chat. It'll give the same few posters the chance to waffle on about AC/DC in Slane, Pearl Jam etc....