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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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lc180

Eod100 wrote: »

Indiependence announcing first headliner tomorrow: https://mobile.twitter.com/Indie_pendence/status/1198949315252752384

If the headliner is international I'm gonna guess : Supergrass, Gerry Cinnamon, Ian Brown (unlikely) or Kasabian (Very unlikely)

Prob GC.

Duffy98

Anyone have any idea what the "big" announcement is tomorrow?

Degag

Bassfish wrote: »

Any more links to the RATM rumours? Looking at booking accommodation, christ Dublin is so expensive! €180 for a twin room in a hostel with a communal bathroom!

Where are you looking? There's quite a few city centre hotels available for less than/similar to that including the one Coppers is attached to if you are so inclined.

Mushy

Duffy98 wrote: »

Anyone have any idea what the "big" announcement is tomorrow?

Faith No More countdown finishes tomorrow. Didnt think thatd be "big" though. Hellfest announcing too I think, so likely linked

mr_edge_to_you

PTH2009 wrote: »

I can feel a mirage of gig announcements on the horizon

A "mirage" of concerts?
Acdc in Slane
Paul McCartney in RDS
Pearl Jam in Aviva
Coldplay in Grafton Quarter (travelling by boat and performing an acoustic busking session using the money raised to buy trees to offset their carbon footprint)
RATM in the Point
Noel Gallagher in my local theatre in Ratoath.

sirmanga

Exclamation Marc wrote: »

Judging by a fourth David Gray gig being 'big', it really could be anyone.

McCartney announced a spate of European gigs earlier. Could be him?

PTH2009

Duffy98 wrote: »

Anyone have any idea what the "big" announcement is tomorrow?

what big announcement ??

Suckit

PTH2009 wrote: »

what big announcement ??

Keane are playing Croke park three nights.

Duffy98

PTH2009 wrote: »

what big announcement ??

Overdrive saying theres a big announcement tomorrow ill believe it when i see it cause the big announcement this week id say is that Twenty one pilots gig in the rds not my cup of tea but there for the teen market , we are going to get McCartney no doubt about that , Pearl Jam will ignore the place its probably faith no more to be honest ive never heard of um so that might be massive news to some people

Suckit

Duffy98 wrote: »

Overdrive saying theres a big announcement tomorrow ill believe it when i see it cause the big announcement this week id say is that Twenty one pilots gig in the rds not my cup of tea but there for the teen market , we are going to get McCartney no doubt about that , Pearl Jam will ignore the place its probably faith no more to be honest ive never heard of um so that might be massive news to some people

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7r3xXGWVNM

Duffy98

Suckit wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7r3xXGWVNM

Ill be listening to more of them anyway thanks for that

Penfailed

Duffy98 wrote: »

its probably faith no more to be honest ive never heard of um so that might be massive news to some people

Really?!

Duffy98

Penfailed wrote: »

Really?!

Yeah they have an announcement tomorrow and the coincides with the "big" announcement thats suppossed to be happening tomorrow so im just guessing its them like it makes the most sense

Penfailed

Duffy98 wrote: »

Yeah they have an announcement tomorrow and the coincides with the "big" announcement thats suppossed to be happening tomorrow so im just guessing its them like it makes the most sense

My 'shock' was more about the fact that you'd never heard of them...

Duffy98

Penfailed wrote: »

My 'shock' was more about the fact that you'd never heard of them...

Haha im 21 I think i think they were before my time but ill have to give them a good listen seems ive been missing out its always a pleasnet surprise to hear a good band you have never heard of before

Penfailed

Duffy98 wrote: »

Haha im 21 I think i think they were before my time but ill have to give them a good listen seems ive been missing out its always a pleasnet surprise to hear a good band you have never heard of before

Ah! That explains it. I'm over twice your age...! Enjoy!

PTH2009

I'd knw the bands name and there cover of 'easy' and 'epic'

Would they have much of a following here

Suckit

PTH2009 wrote: »

I'd knw the bands name and there cover of 'easy' and 'epic'

Would they have much of a following here

Yeah I would've thought so, especially back when they were at their peak.

They played instead of the chili peppers at suntroke '93 and even though I had seen them a month or so before at the point for their Angel Dust tour, their performance at sunstroke was amazing. Blew me away. Mike Patton played all of their stuff that was recorded with Chuck Mosley (We care a lot, Introduce yourself etc.).
I would be unsure of how big a venue they would fill today, but at one stage looked like they would have been a lot bigger than the Chilli peppers, until under the bridge and all the similar sounding songs came.. and Faith No More started going a different direction.

Angel Dust (Faith No More) is an excellent album. I guess a reunion gig would definitely get some people to sit up and take notice.

Arghus

PTH2009 wrote: »

I'd knw the bands name and there cover of 'easy' and 'epic'

Would they have much of a following here

Yeah, they mightn't be household names, but they could definitely sell a good few tickets. If Ghost can play the 3Arena, then Faith No More could probably do it too. Lots of love for them to this day amongst the rock/metal community - I've never met a metalhead who didn't like them.

High quality band. Still regularly listen to their albums to this day. Piles of outstanding songs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIuOWv-mLP4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g4L47kEcS0

discobeaker

PTH2009 wrote: »

I'd knw the bands name and there cover of 'easy' and 'epic'

Would they have much of a following here

I was at their last show they played here in the Olympia about 10 years back when the reformed. Tickets were like gold dust.

ILikeBoats

Ashes to Ashes is great song too

sweetie

discobeaker wrote: »

I was at their last show they played here in the Olympia about 10 years back when the reformed. Tickets were like angel dust.

Fixed that for ya

laros

Ocean Colour Scene have been announced for the olympia 7th December 2020

Duffy98

Hollywood vampires announced some european dates no date here though , have they actually ever played here does anyone know would they even have a fanbase here I know that Johnny Depp would be a big draw for some people and alice cooper always does well here

rubadub

Duffy98 wrote: »

Johnny Depp would be a big draw for some people

Depp is good friends with Shane MacGowan so I thought they would have included Ireland on the tour.

Going to be in the biopic
https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/4521919/johnny-depp-biopic-pogues-shane-macgowan/

The Nal

spindex

The Nal wrote: »

I heard these were taken in slane farm !

Mushy

Are they not photos from years back? They look familiar

The Nal

Mushy wrote: »

Are they not photos from years back? They look familiar

Hmm yes my bad, last year in Vancouver apparently. Tour announcement and album for 2020 heavily rumoured though.

Assume it would be Slane.

Mushy

The Nal wrote: »

Hmm yes my bad, last year in Vancouver apparently. Tour announcement and album for 2020 heavily rumoured though.

Assume it would be Slane.

I thought they were much older, like in prep for tour where did Aviva