glencurtis252 wrote: » New to this thread😉 anyone hear anything in the pipeline of stone roses I no they were only here last year (amazing gig) but with them doing Belfast and a few in UK I taught they mite pop up here somewhere
c773er wrote: » It looks like she's announced all of the North American dates. Some cities will probably get a second show. She has a really tight schedule & the 3Arena doesn't seem to be free when she's touring the UK. Neither does the SSE Hydro so I think that's why Glasgow didn't get a date. I'm trying to figure out if I can go abroad to see her.
davywalsh7 wrote: » We really are getting screwed with ticket prices over here now. Just saw on twitter innmusic festival in Croatia has arcade fire kasabian kings of Leon and alt j alll for €53 for 3days! €90 for kings of Leon alone in 3arena!
Zardoz wrote: » She is really trying to cash in on this tour,the ticket prices are very steep. Lower level seats in the US are over 300 dollars ! 135 pounds for lower level seats in London ,100 pounds for most upper level seats ,absolutely mental prices.
Antar Bolaeisk wrote: » Not to mention the cheaper accommodation/food/beer and probably a cheap ryanair return flight as well.
holly8 wrote: » Tel Aviv???
sally cinnamon89 wrote: » Its in Israel
UsedToWait wrote: » I'm conflicted (pardon the pun) about Radiohead's decision to play Tel Aviv. Roger Waters is a big advocate of a cultural boycott. I'd be inclined to agree - it whiffs of the Sun City gigs to me. Jonny Greenwood's wife is Israeli, which perhaps explains it, though doesn't excuse it in my book.
Harambe wrote: » Longitude posted on facebook last night 'Big announcement to be made soon'.
Rigor Mortis wrote: » Malahide for Longitude? How many can it hold?
Harambe wrote: » New location seems more likely than it being cancelled.
PTH2009 wrote: » 'keep watching here as all the details of a full European tour this Fall will be announced before the end of the month' Posted on Metallica's social media feeds. Please please be a 3arena date
Mushy wrote: » Probably will be knowing my luck. Want to see them indoors, but if Qotsa and Steven Wilson start touring then choices will have to be made!
Big Nasty wrote: » Marlay, please be Marlay!
Wile E. Coyote wrote: » Mushy wrote: » Probably will be knowing my luck. Want to see them indoors, but if Qotsa and Steven Wilson start touring then choices will have to be made! By choices I hope you mean 'food and electricity or rent' and not Metallica or QOTSA :P
Mushy wrote: » Haha I won't be in a position to choose between food, electricity or rent, the boss would kill me! If Qotsa just played NOS Alive it would be perfect!
Wile E. Coyote wrote: » I know the feeling. My Boss is already on the verge of killing me. Every time she says 'No more concerts this year' someone else announces. I'm like an addict...I just can't help myself.
team_actimel wrote: » It's getting worse (better?) the older I'm getting too. Festivals and concerts consuming some of my leave from work...sure has to be done.
Mushy wrote: » Cancelled? New location?
Regardless of what is causing the hold-up with the announcement, we understand from our sources that this year’s event is going ahead and it’s believed that Frank Ocean will be the main name of interest on the bill. That makes sense seeing as he is also playing the Live Nation-owned London festival Lovebox that weekend. Of course, all of this depends on if Longitude is actually on the same weekend as it’s usually on. More, no doubt, later.
