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2019 Irish Gigs (Rumoured & Confirmed events)

PTH2009

Ok there's still 7 months of 2018 to go but amazingly in a few weeks/months shows for 2019 will be announced. All rumours of Irish Gigs are to go in this thread

Metallica and Pink have confirmed they will be playing Europe in 2019

List of 2019 Irish Gigs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1O0jVvhCPf-xtGc4nNXWhuwxOH6yDrDImeJbhqICBdS0/edit?usp=sharing

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seekenee

Deskjockey wrote: »

Lovely award winning venue, have seen a good few acts in there, there is a mix of sitting and standing.

lovely venue,for Lloyd Cole it will be all seated, sit where you want, first come first served

trashcan

jrar wrote: »

Any sign of the Sinatras on these shores in the near future ?

Their Two album acoustic gig in the Workmans was nothing short of a religious experience (for an old atheist like me anyway !)

I see they're currently touring A Happy Pocket and Weightlifting in the US - so we can but hope !

Amen to that ( as one atheist to another !) the Workmans gig was superb. My favourite band, as you might guess from my username ! I'd be hopeful of them playing here early next year, they've hinted at European dates on their facebook page. Can't see it this year though. Their American tour lasts until November, and I'd imagine they'll take a break then.

Sad to see recently that they've lost a bundle on their pledge funded last album/live DVD (If you haven't got the live DVD you really should if your a fan) when the company went bust. Remarkable that bands like them can even manage to keep going. Long may they do so.

jrar

trashcan wrote: »

Amen to that ( as one atheist to another !) the Workmans gig was superb. My favourite band, as you might guess from my username ! I'd be hopeful of them playing here early next year, they've hinted at European dates on their facebook page. Can't see it this year though. Their American tour lasts until November, and I'd imagine they'll take a break then.

Sad to see recently that they've lost a bundle on their pledge funded last album/live DVD (If you haven't got the live DVD you really should if your a fan) when the company went bust. Remarkable that bands like them can even manage to keep going. Long may they do so.

Yeah, saw a msg from them recently alluding to having lost a packet via the pledge fund company collapse - have the "live" recording ordered as I've always enjoyed their 'out-takes' stuff (Fez, On A B Road, Zebra of the Family, plus the Radio Session CDs they were selling at the Workmen's gig)

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Zardoz wrote: »

Jools Holland has announced an intimate Cork date with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra taking place on Thursday, October 17

Joining Jools in the Cork Opera House are Gilson Lavis, Ruby Turner, Louise Marshall and another special guest to be confirmed.

Tickets cost €69 and go on sale at 10am on Tuesday, February 26.

Show was on last night, so that is what it's like seeing a gig where musicians are enjoying themselves and encouraging each other to take centre stage.

Zardoz

Deleted User wrote: »

Show was on last night, so that is what it's like seeing a gig where musicians are enjoying themselves and encouraging each other to take centre stage.

Yes,very enjoyable show .
I wouldn't be the biggest fan of that type of music myself but technically I couldn't fault the show.
Eddi Reader singing Patience of Angels was the highlight for me,spellbinding.

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Zardoz wrote: »

Yes,very enjoyable show .
I wouldn't be the biggest fan of that type of music myself but technically I couldn't fault the show.
Eddi Reader singing Patience of Angels was the highlight for me,spellbinding.

La Vie En Rose for me, was 1st dance song at the wedding.

My back was absolutely fecked last night and was like a right tool sitting RIGHT in from of the centre mic and being the only one not up dancing!

Zardoz

Deleted User wrote: »

La Vie En Rose for me, was 1st dance song at the wedding.

My back was absolutely fecked last night and was like a right tool sitting RIGHT in from of the centre mic and being the only one not up dancing!

Very good.

I think I saw you ,I was in the front row ,right in front of Jools ,I was sitting too as sciatica had flared up.

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Zardoz wrote: »

Very good.

I think I saw you ,I was in the front row ,right in front of Jools ,I was sitting too as sciatica had flared up.

The 2 ladies giving it sock's dancing between us ha

Zardoz

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The 2 ladies giving it sock's dancing between us ha

Crowd were well up for it.

I thought Ruby Turner was going to collapse at the end ,she looked out on her feet,she has some pair of lungs .

dragonfly!

Snow Patrol are doing a 30 minute acoustic set at the Olympia on the 26th November
Tickets from Tower Records website they were €13 yesterday as you had to get the album as well but they have now wristbands / entry only on sale for €9

davywalsh7

dragonfly! wrote: »

Snow Patrol are doing a 30 minute acoustic set at the Olympia on the 26th November
Tickets from Tower Records website they were €13 yesterday as you had to get the album as well but they have now wristbands / entry only on sale for €9

Can the wristbands only be got in store?

Edit: never mind see them on website now. Thanks

dragonfly!

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Can the wristbands only be got in store?

Edit: never mind see them on website now. Thanks

Only saw this now so sorry
Glad you got sorted!

dragonfly!

Ryan McMullen playing 8th Dec at the Sound House

SexBobomb

Girl band playing Vicar Street 23rd November.
Saw them in Manchester last weekend, they were great, new album is fantastic imo.
Definitely recommend

PTH2009

I clinch when I think of the prices and general product milking they will do for the merch at that Marvel universe live show

Looks great and hopefully everyone going will enjoy it

smacl

cannco253 wrote: »

Kate Tempest vicar street 15 November

https://aikenpromotions.com/component/thelist/show/2149-kate-tempest-vicar-street-live-in-vicar-street-dublin-8-Ireland-on-15-Nov-2019.html?Itemid=2149

And what a stunning gig it was too! Delighted to hear some tracks from "Let them eat chaos" as well as the new album. Sublime and delightful, such a strong live performer and the musician accompanying on synths was razor sharp.

cannco253

Kate Tempest - Yes it was something very different and really enjoyed it.

Saw Sleaford Mods in Galway earlier in the year, similar idea but totally different atmosphere. Kate Tempest definitely has a way of putting stories together that's unique, and the keyboard player was amazing.

The Iron Giant

Snow Patrol have cancelled tonights gig at the Olympia.

https://twitter.com/olympiatheatre/status/1199335304814948357?s=19

PTH2009

Going to this gig tomorrow. Sees like it could be a decent night. Not familiar with any of them but do knw a few of the songs

https://www.theatreroyal.ie/events/frontm3n

sydthebeat

PTH2009 wrote: »

Going to this gig tomorrow. Sees like it could be a decent night. Not familiar with any of them but do knw a few of the songs

https://www.theatreroyal.ie/events/frontm3n

I'm going with the missus to bjork....
I haven't a clue what to expect

PTH2009

PTH2009 wrote: »

Going to this gig tomorrow. Sees like it could be a decent night. Not familiar with any of them but do knw a few of the songs

https://www.theatreroyal.ie/events/frontm3n

Was actually a great show

The hollies are a quality band, it's a pity there not touring anymore

hynesie08

Coronas are playing a warm up show tomorrow night before their world tour of Dublin. No venue announced but I'd imagine it's the Ruby sessions in doyles....

amckenna1996

Haven't heard anything from the promoters or venues yet, but it seems Sam Fender (playing Dublin 16th & Belfast 17th December) has cancelled the remainder of his tour.

Just recieved an email that the show isn't being rescheduled so Ticketmaster are issuing refunds within the next week to the card you used to purchase the tickets.

Suckit

amckenna1996 wrote: »

Haven't heard anything from the promoters or venues yet, but it seems Sam Fender (playing Dublin 16th & Belfast 17th December) has cancelled the remainder of his tour.

Yeah, heard it earlier, Laryngitis or some problem with his throat.