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2020 Irish Gigs (Rumoured & Confirmed events)

The Iron Giant

Seven long months left of this year but 2020 gigs are starting to be announced and sold.

Here's a few to start it off

Ozzy Osborne - 3Arena - 2nd February

Lighthouse Family - Olympia - 16th February - On sale Friday

Gavin James - 3Arena - 19th February

Lewis Capaldi - 3Arena - 8th/9th March

Elton John - 3Arena - 4th December

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GoldenTickets

greenspurs wrote: »

If, buts, maybes , probably, might, might not , chance , option , .....

Are you a politician ?
All bases and eventualities covered there ! Fantasy …….. :rolleyes:

A lot of this going on alright... And at the same time a lot of people are writing with unshakeable certainty on topics about which they most likely know nothing.

Rumours are one thing, but suggestions along the lines of System of a Down supporting AC/DC at Slane call for a whole new thread: 2020 Irish Gigs (Speculation / Dreams / Delusions) :pac:

krusty411

GoldenTickets wrote: »

A lot of this going on alright... And at the same time a lot of people are writing with unshakeable certainty on topics about which they most likely know nothing.

Rumours are one thing, but suggestions along the lines of System of a Down supporting AC/DC at Slane call for a whole new thread: 2020 Irish Gigs (Speculation / Dreams / Delusions) :pac:

I don't think anyone suggested that acdc, soad was an actual rumour, another poster said along the lines of acdc with support from soad would be a great day out, to which I replied definitely as in it definitely would be a great day out ðŸ˜‚

Ricosruffneck

krusty411 wrote: »

I don't think anyone suggested that acdc, soad was an actual rumour, another poster said along the lines of acdc with support from soad would be a great day out, to which I replied definitely as in it definitely would be a great day out ðŸ˜‚

Yep can agree, it would be a great day out.

PTH2009

Queen +Adam Lamberts Rhapsody Tour hits Europe In 2020. No Irish date as of yet but big gap between 11th-24th June

http://www.queenonline.com/upcoming_shows

s8n

PTH2009 wrote: »

Queen +Adam Lamberts Rhapsody Tour hits Europe In 2020. No Irish date as of yet but big gap between 11th-24th June

http://www.queenonline.com/upcoming_shows

It’s one of the malahide shows

dragonfly!

s8n wrote: »

It’s one of the malahide shows

Ugh was hoping for indoor as a lot of the other European dates are indoor

what the hell!

Anyone hear of a venue or date for Celine Dion yet?

Mollyb60

exilec wrote: »

Elbow, who will release their eighth studio album, ‘Giants of All Sizes’ on 11 October, have announced the following tour dates:

▪ 3Arena, Dublin - Saturday, 28 March 2020
▪ Waterfront, Belfast – Sunday, 29 March 2020

Just picked up tickets for this in the pre-sale for Belfast. They're on sale through the Waterfront website, not ticketmaster. Sooooooooooooooo nice not to have booking fees added onto the price of the tickets.

Zardoz

PTH2009 wrote: »

Queen +Adam Lamberts Rhapsody Tour hits Europe In 2020. No Irish date as of yet but big gap between 11th-24th June

http://www.queenonline.com/upcoming_shows

Very strange announcement for this.
Announced at midnight, and tickets on sale at 9am this morning.
Crazy prices for the UK, £135 for some upper tier seats, £135-185 for lower tier.
Loads of platinum and other packages too.
Prices getting out of hand now.
Ludicrous prices for what's essentially a karaoke act.

sweetie

Tindersticks playing NCH on 24th of May.

dragonfly!

Mollyb60 wrote: »

Just picked up tickets for this in the pre-sale for Belfast. They're on sale through the Waterfront website, not ticketmaster. Sooooooooooooooo nice not to have booking fees added onto the price of the tickets.

And the Waterfront is SUCH a lovely venue too
Enjoy!

The Iron Giant

Whitneys ghost, I mean hologram, is on tour!

https://twitter.com/mcd_productions/status/1176864187500388352?s=19

The Nal

Ah Jaysiz not more of this hologram shíte.

Tickets for the UK are £61-£72! For a fúcking hologram!

Stillill42

Mental.

[Deleted User]

Cannot for the life of me understand how this sells

Arghus

I don't get it either, it seems so ghoulish.

Dr. Bre

It’s the future unfortunately.

BullBlackNova

Dr. Bre wrote: »

It’s the future unfortunately.

I don't think it actually is, tbh.

One of the company's providing this tech has already gone out of business as they couldn't turn a profit on it, and there's also the cost of licencing the material for the show, which wouldn't come cheap for the likes of Whitney, Roy Orbison, etc.

If people are happy to spend €60+ on what is essentially a film, then it'll catch on. But I don't think people will; it's just not worth shelling out for. If it was cheaper, you might consider it, but then the company isn't likely to turn a profit so... Give it a few years - if another recession hits, people wouldn't dream of splashing out to see the ghost of Whitney Houston!

It's like a few years ago when we were told that the future of movies was 3D and, luckily, it just eased off over time. There'll be a few more hologram shows for sure but I don't think we'll be at a point of watching hologram Nirvana and hologram Beatles headling festivals any time soon.

Eod100

It's called life music for a reason. It comes across as a cynical attempt to cash in. Don't know why the estate would even sign off on it.

JP Liz V1

The Nal wrote: »

Ah Jaysiz not more of this hologram sh.

Tickets for the UK are £61-£72! For a fúcking hologram!

So about 90 to 100 here

Fortyjocks

what the hell! wrote: »

Anyone hear of a venue or date for Celine Dion yet?

Latest rumours are 14th and 15th September in 3Arena, was expecting Summer stadium concert, should be announced soon!

wacotaco

Zardoz wrote: »

Very strange announcement for this.
Announced at midnight, and tickets on sale at 9am this morning.
Crazy prices for the UK, £135 for some upper tier seats, £135-185 for lower tier.
Loads of platinum and other packages too.
Prices getting out of hand now.
Ludicrous prices for what's essentially a karaoke act.

Didn't think dynamic pricing has reached UK yet ...however after looking at Queen tickets a regular standing ticket was available for £79 yesterday and the same tickets is now £140. No fancy name such as platinum or VIP tagged with just straight up price increase.

JP Liz V1

Fortyjocks wrote: »

Latest rumours are 14th and 15th September in 3Arena, was expecting Summer stadium concert, should be announced soon!

Would Celine Dion maybe do like Buble with 3 to 5 nights at 3 Arena?

Zardoz

wacotaco wrote: »

Didn't think dynamic pricing has reached UK yet ...however after looking at Queen tickets a regular standing ticket was available for £79 yesterday and the same tickets is now £140. No fancy name such as platinum or VIP tagged with just straight up price increase.

Dynamic pricing has reached the UK allright.
Slipknot and Green Day had it for standing tickets ,basically doubled the price overnight .
Nasty practice as Ticketmaster are manipulating supply to increase demand to maximise revenue.

I paid 102 euro for a good seat in Block D last time for Queen in the 3Arena ,they will probably charge 150 euro next year .
I wouldnt go to see them again , Adam Lambert is awful .

MOR316

Exclamation Marc wrote: »

Whitneys ghost, I mean hologram, is on tour!

https://twitter.com/mcd_productions/status/1176864187500388352?s=19

Never understood the fascination with this. It must be a bit weird from the audience's perspective. Watching some audience clips from the Roy Orbison one and it's peculiar

I remember seeing a Freddie Mercury hologram on a TV show and there was a Michael Jackson hologram at some awards ceremony. All very strange.

How is the performer mean't to make a connection with the audience? It may as well be a tribute act/band on stage

BullBlackNova

Celine Dion in the 3Arena. Surely that'll sell out immediately?

WORLD-RENOWNED GLOBAL ICON CELINE DION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL DATES FOR

“COURAGE WORLD TOUR”

INCLUDING

3ARENA DUBLIN

14 & 15 SEPTEMBER 2020

NORTH AMERICAN DATES ADDED

INTERNATIONAL TOUR DATES REVEALED

HITTING NEARLY 100 CITIES WORLDWIDE

TICKETS FOR NEW DATES ON-SALE BEGINNING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 AT 10AM LOCAL TIME

FORTHCOMING ALBUM COURAGE SET FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 15

MOR316

BullBlackNova wrote: »

Celine Dion in the 3Arena. Surely that'll sell out immediately?

That's The Way It Is

dragonfly!

MOR316 wrote: »

That's The Way It Is

:D:D:D
Any idea of prices for this?

Zardoz

dragonfly! wrote: »

:D:D:D
Any idea of prices for this?

Wont be announced till next week but I'd expect them to be expensive.
Think they were £45-£170 for the UK last year,so probably 99-170 euro here.

Billy Mays

Zardoz wrote: »

Wont be announced till next week but I'd expect them to be expensive.
Think they were £45-£170 for the UK last year,so probably 99-170 euro here.

I'd think twice before paying that tbh