PTH2009 wrote: » With Ed Sheeran releasing new music this week he will surly be touring and could play Croke Park again
Furious-Red wrote: » Id say he will announce an arena tour for this year and probably a stadium tour for 2018
ghostdancer wrote: » can't see why he'd do that considering he did 3 nights at Wembley Stadium in 2015 and could easily sell out even more stadiums this year, so absolutely no reason to take a step back down to arenas.
roadmaster wrote: » In regards to Bon jovi I would take what I am about to say with a massive bag of salt. I was speaking to lad that claims he works with MCD the other night . He reckons it is very unlikely they will be here this year and if it is it will be the end of the year in the 3 arena. He said there is major health issues with the band in Tico Torres is still not the best and JBJ voice is gone, apparently if they get through the North American leg of the tour they will announce European arena gigs for the end of the year. I hope it's Bull as I would love to see them in the new PUC or even what I think was a great venue Ardgillian Castle which is a venue that is under used I think.
Vcu3656 wrote: » I'm in Dublin January 12-17. Any suggestions for good music during this time frame ?
eldest200 wrote: » U2 is rumoured to announce a tour this month. Could they be at croke park?
eldest200 wrote: » If true I could see that happening. Play 2 nights at croke park and 2 in Cork. It will probably be in July like the 360 and Vertigo tour
PTH2009 wrote: » As the tour is rumoured too commerate the 30th anniversary of the Joshua Tree album, it's Very possibly if they play similar venues to the original Joshua Tree tour than a Croke Park show (or shows) could happen. As they played PUC in Cork on that tour, it would be a perfect time for them to play the redeveloped PUC and possibly the first music act to play it We shall see . The Garth Brooks Irish shows rumour will be put too bed if u2 get announced for CP
PTH2009 wrote: » With the possibility of u2 and Metallica shows happening here this year I would not be 2 down hearted if Bon Jovi didn't play here I reckon a huge bulk of the 2017 gigs here have already been announced
PTH2009 wrote: » Feel sorry for my bank account of if happens lol It will be a tough choice Croke Park or the new stadium in Cork ???
The Raptor wrote: » I think I read that U2 are meant to announce their tour on the 9th of January. Very much looking forward to it. At least no more guessing about Garth. If they keep Croke Park free, there has to be a reason. But if not, I think that will be the end of the Garth Brooks rumour.
Easterly Beasterly wrote: » I think at this stage, the smart money is on U2 for Croke Park this Summer. I heard the January 9th announcement rumours too. I do think we will probably hear whisperings this week if there is a Croke Park announcement. Regarding Garth Brooks, I read an interview recently with Peter Aiken and he said that Garth will be back sometime but it won't be on the same scale as 2014. Would a different venue this year or next be a possibility?
The Raptor wrote: » It's heart breaking really. Our chance to see him was in 2014. And they made a balls of it. Ah sure, he'll be back again, we were told.
Easterly Beasterly wrote: » I think at this stage, the smart money is on U2 for Croke Park this Summer. I heard the January 9th announcement rumours too. I do think we will probably hear whisperings this week if there is a Croke Park announcement.
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spindex wrote: » What part of Ireland is New York City ?
spindex wrote: » What part of Ireland is New York City ? Sorry that probably came across like I was a smartar$e I just got my hopes up when I seen the line up only to see where it was being staged
Shedite27 wrote: » Yeah, not picking on that poster either, but the last 3 "irish gig" announcements have been in Spain, USA and Italy
