Zardoz wrote: » And Nicki Minaj has cancelled her gig for tonight at the last minute citing a highly dubious excuse. Dont be surprised if this is not rescheduled due to terrible ticket sales.
The Nal wrote: » In fairness all the ferries were cancelled. An hour before doors open though! Ouch. Good old MCD eh? Have to admire them in a way. They just could not give a fcuk.
Zardoz wrote: » It seems idiotic that the promoters would schedule a gig in Dublin a night after playing in Birmingham. Minaj didnt go onstage until 9.20 last night .
The Nal wrote: » They would've known early this morning if the ferry wasn't sailing. An hour before doors open. Assume there were already people queuing?
Zardoz wrote: » As far as it seems there were no ferry cancellations last night or this morning so the excuse seems like bull.
ghostdancer wrote: » the 10:40 Swift sailing was cancelled, and then the 14:10 Ulysses didn't sail until 16:45, not arriving until 8pm:https://www.irishferries.com/ie-en/sailing-updates/dublin-holyhead/ presume they were supposed to be on the Swift, then waited for the Ulysses which was delayed. I haven't bothered to check Stena Line...
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Soulsun wrote: » Folks are Coldplay likely to play in Ireland or the UK this year?
Suckit wrote: » Reminding myself it should be okay to post this as it's the 'rumoured and confirmed events' thread. Florence and the Machine to play in Ireland this year.. Last November they were going to be one of the acts announced for Malahide Castle. They obviously haven't been announced, and are now still looking at the possibility of playing one of the festivals (I'm wondering if the Dun Laoghaire festival that was to be announced last week may have been one of those possibilities - that's just me). Anyway, the latest 'version' that I have heard, is that promoters are looking at the possibility of switching them for Kodaline and putting Kodaline in Malahide. Wherever the location, it is rumoured that they will be playing here. I'm taking it with a pinch of salt, after I was told and was convinced it was true that PJ then EV would be playing Malahide. They didn't lie that he was coming, but the version was a load of balls. So may also be accurate the FATM will be playing.
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SoundOfSilence wrote: » Not a chance are Coldplay playing this year. If they were, tickets would've went on sale in 2018. Their tours are carefully planned and structured at least a year in advance like any stadium band.
Duffy98 wrote: » 100 euro for the nosebleeds for eddie vedder looks like all the good seats are after getting taken from the fan club presale gutted
rubadub wrote: » presale tickets are not usually particularly good. And it is VERY common for them to try and offload crap seats first to create panic amongst big fans, then save decent seats for casual fans who buy later (who would not have bothered if only nosebleeds were on sale). Just remember the ticketmaster refund thing, and I think there is the ability to exchange.
