[Cancelled] Electric Picnic 2020 **Discussion Only // No Ticket Sales / Requests **

Seathrun66 wrote: »

Anyone catch Bodega on the Sunday evening? Their Shiny New Model single is a proper earworm.

Bodega were great. A bit weird but great craic, really nice sound. I must listen to that.

Thundercats Ho wrote: »

Yea Bodega were really good. Great energy off them, especially the drummer!

Was a cracking set. Followed by Parquet Courts who were excellent. Missed Courtney Barnett as we went to Michael Kiwanuka.

Went to a bands fc exhibition today. Take bands and incorporate them into football team crests. Try ti link rhem by where they from, songvtitles, names lije bands etc. Picked up a few badges.

And a few more

Picture This just announced gigs in Independent Park and Malahide. We should be safe for another year at EP so!

BullBlackNova wrote: »

Nick Cave announced a European tour (including Dublin in May!) so ruled out too, you'd imagine.

Booked with Aiken - ATN if anything

sydthebeat wrote: »

his latest album is so hard hitting.... i cried !

I'm scared to listen to be honest. Dawn Chorus by Thom Yorke (with or without the visuals) nearly broke me in two and it took me a few days to bounce back after wacthing One More Time with Feeling. I don't even remember leaving the cinema afterwards.

I need to ready myself for listening to the latest album I feel.

On the subject of Thom, Dublin not on his latest schedule. Maybe that's a good sign for a solo run at a festival in Ireland?

BullBlackNova wrote: »

Yeah, you'd need a pretty emotionally stable day for either of the last two Nick Cave releases. :eek:

As for Thom, I reckon he's just skipping us entirely, sadly. He just doesn't play here often.

Radiohead played the 3Arena in 2017 - first show since 2008; and I don't think Thom has ever played here solo.

He is doing a few festivals so we can hope but I just reckon it's a no-go again.

I blame Bono! Thom probably can't set toe in Ireland without Bono wanting a meet up. :-)

BullBlackNova wrote: »

Yeah, you'd need a pretty emotionally stable day for either of the last two Nick Cave releases. :eek:

As for Thom, I reckon he's just skipping us entirely, sadly. He just doesn't play here often.

Radiohead played the 3Arena in 2017 - first show since 2008; and I don't think Thom has ever played here solo.

He is doing a few festivals so we can hope but I just reckon it's a no-go again.

One of the best gigs i've ever been to.

rubick wrote: »

Been mildly optimistic about still getting a Glastonbury ticket having failed in the coach and main sales but starting to suspect we won't be there. Looked at the off-site glamping options, last year's prices (including ticket) were from £3-4k so add at least a grand to that for this year. You could buy a car for that ffs. Resale or bust I guess. I just know King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will be there this year.

Happy to try for you in the resale Rubick. Will be up to try for a couple of pals who also missed out. Ask a few others to help and get the numbers on your side.

Seathrun66 wrote: »

On the BBC6 playlist all week. Addictive.

Yeah, I had a listen, very good. I had the fear when they arrived on stage, I thought they might be a bit art house for me but they were really engaging. Impossible not to get caught up in it all. I'd definitely go see them again.

Subway-Robyn...



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Bodega a solid highlight for me. Sunday was amazing, Johnny, Richard, Bodega, PQ and Courtney Barnett.

Bodega properly captivated me. That drummer.

Fatfrog wrote: »

It's a long time since Pearl Jam have been in Ireland, I vaguely remember they were upset or had a fall out something to do with money or felt ticket prices are a complete RIP off in Ireland??

2011/2012? They played Dublin.