Mushy wrote: » Ac/dc for Slane
PTH2009 wrote: » That's if they tour in 2021 Nothing ever came of the rumoured 2020 tour which was touted before the current world issues
Thrashssacre wrote: » Hopefully not if I never see that kip again it'll be too soon.
ongarite wrote: » Can't see any gigs taking place in Kilmainham this year. The place has been taken over by the HSE as the temporary/overflow morgue during this COVID-19 emergency.
ghostdancer wrote: » haven't they suffered enough? (but seriously, fair play to The Script)
PTH2009 wrote: » The Script have announced a free concert for HSE/NHS frontline staff and Primary Care workers (inc. Nurses, Doctors, cleaners, porters, ambulance staff) performing a career-spanning set on Tuesday 9th February 2021 at Dublin’s 3Arena! ➤ Tickets will be limited to 2 per person (eligible HSE/NHS, Primary Care and one guest) and will be available online only via this Tuesday 7th April 2020 at 7pm
PTH2009 wrote: » Slane 2021 day 1 (June) Token Irish Band Token Irish band 2 Biffy Clyro The Pixes Pearl Jam (headliners) Day 2 (August) Token Irish band Token Irish band 2 Therapy Alter Bridge ACDC A man can dream
delbertgrady wrote: » Personal tastes aside, you might want to consider the size of the audiences that Biffy Clyro and Pixies play to in their own right, compared to those of Therapy? and Alter Bridge. They're not remotely comparable.
Eod100 wrote: » Looks like part of the UK's immigration bill is that every musician, crew member etc will need to pay a £224 visa and show proof their bank accounts haven't dipped below £945 for 3 months. Would apply from 1st January to EU and non-EU citizens. Might not see a huge impact next year with a lot of tours already rescheduled. But would be interesting to see if has an impact of the number of international bands that play year from 2021/2022 on. If bands skip gigs in UK as a result, could end up skipping gigs here too. Ideally they'd play more gigs instead here but not sure which way it would go. Just another potential headache for venues, promoters and gig goers here.https://twitter.com/BestForBritain/status/1262323928070082568
PTH2009 wrote: » The UK is a massive market and not many bands skip it Interesting proposal and might make which was something simple for us (going to a gig/match in the UK) more complicated
hynesie08 wrote: » counter point is that if bands skip the UK, their flight has a high chance of landing in Dublin, might as well tack on a show here.