Eod100 wrote: » Those packages are inevitable part of concerts these days unfortunately. Say they would still be these no matter size of venue. I don't agree with them but is people's choice at end of day to buy them or not
Duffy98 wrote: » I mean that is a big announcement in fairness I actually have heard that they may tour Europe in the summer. Don't think that would be what overdrive are hinting cause I don't know what that has to do with Ireland but it could very well be. I know for a fact that we will be getting a new album from them next year or new music in some capacity I've heard some of the tracks off of it. I think if they were to play here it would more than likely be Slane again only reason im saying that is that Henry never saw the last show due to illness and id say he would want to see them himself at his own place if they were to play here it would be one night in the biggest venue so it would either be Croke or Slane. They toured Europe last summer and avoided us so if they were to tour than they more than likely will stop here to be honest i wouldn't be too fussed in seeing them I saw Axl in 2010 and in 2017 so ive heard nearly all the material and the setlist nowadays never changes so if you were to go it would be the same show as it was at Slane
PTH2009 wrote: » ****ing irish promoters putting everything on around the same time I'll have GNR, Green day and Crowded House in the space of 5 days
Duffy98 wrote: » 159euro for golden circle tickets for GNR 300 for two people jesus christ
Mrcaramelchoc wrote: » I agree its madness.frames on that week as well
159euro for golden circle tickets for GNR 300 for two people jesus christ
Furious-Red wrote: » Could be the support announced for Iron Maiden? I know Belsonic said they will be announced tomorrow
Zardoz wrote: » Its the same every June . MCD seem to think the summer is only 1 month long. The boys are only touring for the money ,they know people will pay it. 159 euro to stand in the middle of a field is ridiculous though. I might pick up a ticket next June ,they will be going for buttons then.
fafy wrote: » Not inevitable - it is a choice, that many acts have “chosen” to allow to happen. Many bands and acts, don’t allow their marketing and management, to offer these types of packages. Well, those who haven’t sold away their lives for cash anyway. Eg U2 sold away all their rights to touring and ticketing with their 12 year deal with Live Nation- got loads of cash, but lost control of a lot things like when they want to tour. It ends next year. Acts like Radiohead, Neil Young have never offered these for example, and there are many other examples. So, it is a choice.
JP Liz V1 wrote: » Michael Buble is touring outdoor stadiums
PTH2009 wrote: » I wonder have the GAA put up there renting prices and the DCC are much cheaper Guns n Rose's could sell a lot of tickets for Croke Park tbh
julyjane wrote: » it's clashing with a lot of other gigs, Slane in 2017 had a bit of a novelty factor and I don't know what the official attendance was but I read here that there were tickets available on seatwave for small money on the day. Somewhere with a 40k capacity is probably less of a gamble for the promoters.
Mushy wrote: » I'd say a lot less casuals will go this time around. Christmas announcements ain't over yet, be more going on sale Friday I'd say
PTH2009 wrote: » yeah we could see announcements early next week with tickets on sale the friday A certain money hungry ACDC could be planning something. No promises they will play here. Knowing the promoters they will put them on somewhere the same week as GNR, Green Day etc
Burty330 wrote: » Lets hope the Chili's come back..John Frusciante has rejoined the band.
Duffy98 wrote: » Anyone know what time the MCD presale is on for Guns n Roses tomorrow. I know you can buy them now but im not paying €40 to gain access
Ricosruffneck wrote: » This is just amazing. I am beyond words.
dragonfly! wrote: » The Coronas are playing the Marquee in May. Just for a change like
