dragonfly! wrote: » This date makes sense in terms of schedule Rds would be a better venue for them too And the hotels are over 300 a night for ballsbridge that night. So SOMETHING is on
PTH2009 wrote: » Could be one of Ireland's Euro 2020 qualifier games in the Aviva ??
PTH2009 wrote: » With the rumoured bon jovi date been the 15th June (why it wasant announced today I don't knw) I wonder will we get someone from download for support as it's the same weekend ?? Def Leppard and Slash prob the only possibilities Tbh
urbangoo wrote: » I would rather Def Leppard but wouldn't mind the Manic Street Preachers either. Hopefully we won't just get given some Irish band like we did with Slane. If it's in the RDS, I don't know why they wouldn't announce it today. If it's Croke Park, maybe they want to hype it up with a press conference!
Xenji wrote: » Def Leppard are playing here in December and Manic Street Preachers in May, so I doubt either band would be on the bill.
lizzylad84 wrote: » Kiss online has their tour dates up for the fairwell tour. Playing England and Scotland, wonder will Belfast be a possibility for them
PTH2009 wrote: » Ah pity there Not playing here Was great fun all those years ago
julyjane wrote: » just confirmed on today fm now bon Jovi for the RDS 15th of June. Wonder who'll do the 3rd Croke Park night now?
julyjane wrote: » Dermot and Dave to announce "massive Take That news" this morning, wonder if it's Croke Park? I'd like Bon Jovi and love the manics too but it's a bit close to P!nk for people like me who have to travel a long way to get to Dublin
Electric Nitwit wrote: » Just looked at UK ticket prices to give an indication. Their Anfield gig is £84 standing, £138 golden circle and seated (plus loads of 'premium' options)
Exclamation Marc wrote: » I'd say tickets are the same price as P!nk and Fleetwood Mac and seating plan is identical (ie €144 for most seats)
bennyl10 wrote: » tickets from 89.50 according to poster
Eod100 wrote: » What's the capacity of RDS?
