cullenswood wrote: » Ian Brown was rescheduled for the Olympia for October 31. Think that's quite ambitious of social distancing is still required.
PTH2009 wrote: » Not the thread for this talk but maybe gig promoters are hopeful for a vaccine or anti biotic been available soon which could bring things back to normal of some description
Eod100 wrote: » I always had it in my head it would be 2021 at the earliest. But I'm not sure what will dramatically change from after phase 5 in August til January say. If social distancing still exists will still pose the logical and economic headaches for organising gigs. Would be curious to know what capacity of venues promoters are selling for gigs put on and sold since the restrictions. For rescheduled ones it will be original capacity so not sure are they just hoping for the best? Or logistically lot easier to reschedule gig in hope that it does happen then worry about putting on new ones? My earliest postponed gig next year is January in 3 Arena but not sure how it could go ahead with original capacity with social distancing so no idea how it's going to play out tbh!
PTH2009 wrote: » Hard to see any gigs happening before Christmas sadly Its only the start of summer and things are improving overall but it's so hard to predict what our government will do. They let thousands march the other day
PTH2009 wrote: » They let thousands march the other day
peejay1986 wrote: » And Haim also, unless I missed that announcement. Can still buy tickets for it on Ticketmaster!
Lux23 wrote: » It is weird that nothing has been said about the Specials.
RubyK wrote: » Duran Duran rescheduled to Sun 13th June 2021 "Hello, We have just been advised that Duran Duran at St. Annes Park which was due to take place on the 7th June 2020 has been rescheduled due to COVID-19. What Now? The event will now take place at the same venue on Sunday 13th June 2021"
fafy wrote: » Just been rescheduled for June 7th 2021
Eod100 wrote: » Yeah still waiting on a new date for the National too
rubberdungeon wrote: » The Phantom of the Opera, due to take place from 10 June - 18 July 2020, will now not go ahead as scheduled. Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, together with the producers of the show, are working hard to arrange a new date, and should it be possible to reschedule, we'll be in touch to let you know.https://bordgaisenergytheatre.ie › artist
Hoboo wrote: » I won't be going to the postponement and my ticket says June 2020. They can call it what they like. It's not happening this June as they know. I appreciate they're hoping to retain as many sold tickets as possible, but I'm not in the business of helping bankroll multi-million companies or bands. Someone else said about waiting for the date to pass. There are gigs on ticketmaster from the start of may that are still waiting for a rescheduled date....... Ticketmaster tell me they can't refund until a rescheduled date is in place, the promotor holds the cards.
Furious-Red wrote: »
Muahahaha wrote: » cheers Zardoz, didnt know that is possible. But is their phone number one of those 0818 numbers that charges you a fortune to ring from a mobile? If it is I might be just better getting the refund than ringing them and being on hold for an age.
Muahahaha wrote: » yeah just saw the email with the new dates. Then searched for tickets and I can now get into row 25 block E which is pretty close to the stage. Think I'll get a refund and then purchase the block E tickets because at the moment we're sat literally in the back row of the entire arena and that was from the Three pre-sale, what a load of sh1te, I thought pre-sales were supposed to at least get you something decent instead of selling the crap seats first, is that the strategy with pre-sales or is it pot luck? Has anyone gone the refund route and how long did it take?
