Feels like the right time to start a new thread for next year's gigs.
John Mayer playing the 3Arena on 29 March 2024.
This will be lovely. He's a cool guy, bit of literature, some Richmond Fontaine, some Delines....
Is Nelly on a comeback, haven't heard from her in ages
Would the casual 'ole ole brigade' know the difference ?
How was the reaction for the Axl/DC shows
Besides Springsteen i don’t think anything is planned. Cork GAA usually leak that information and nothing from them.
to be blunt, PUC is never going to be a regular concert venue. maybe a concert or two every other year but that’s probably it. Quite simply there isn’t many acts that can sell 40,000 plus tickets in cork.
Saw that, a pity he’s not doing the west coast as the Delines and RF always used to start their tours in Galway or Limerick and have a few pints afterwards. He’s a very friendly guy, and so accomplished. #BigEnvy
Last Dinner Party in the Olympia on 7th of October.
More announcements
Drop kick for iveagh
Quite a step up from the Workman's in December!
That was an underplay as they were supporting hozier that night. could have easily done bigger venues then but it was just logistics.
Ah yea, industry plants and all that jazz, but they were amazing at Workmans and I'm sure their album will be fantastic too. There's even the possibility they add a second night in Dublin looking at the dates
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And as with all pre-order for pre-sale access, you never actually have to pre-order the album.
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Anyone know prices for The Wolfe Tones in Musgrave Park (VM) Cork please?
From €50 plus ticketmaster fees
No my cup of tea but decent considering the lineup
That could very well be price for seats at back at opposite end.
Doja Cat, Becky Hill, Belters Only, BLK playing Longitude. A few of them doing other gigs here this summer. https://twitter.com/longitudefest/status/1751938317883412703?t=QQ9r1tnARYhOZJ5Y9FLSeA&s=19
Doubtful, its usually flat enough fee there and its unreserved seating.
Jeez thats horrendous
Not that Longitude was ever my thing but its fallen a way off what it was
I'm a fair few years past the targeted demographic but yeah doesn't seem great tbh!
Martin Carthy playing the Unitarian Church, Dublin on Friday 24th May. One of Foggy Notions gigs. Tickets on sale Wednesday at 10am. https://twitter.com/foggynotions/status/1751948754536534478?t=-Zfv1LYtaxcyzXgyUMDyhQ&s=19
Have the Longitude promoters just got lazy and realised that it doesn't matter what sort of any half-known act and the crowd will show up regardless. This is the primary 16-21 years old festival and they just want the day out in a field drinking with friends, and photos at a 'festy' more than the actual music / acts etc. As long as they have music in the background and can sing along to a handful of songs for a social media video, they're happy. In general.
Why spend 20 to make 30, when you can spend 5 and make the same 30.
Half known acts is weird label to throw around when most of those acts announced have sold out 3 arena.
Doja cat is festival headliner around the world now. Becky hilly headlining musgrave park in cork. Central cee headlined forbidden fruit.
belters only, Blk, sonny fodera have all sold 3 arena on their own in last few months.
none of those acts come cheap. Doja probably charges over €500k a show
No idea about Nelly Furtado, sorry. I wouldn’t have much interest in seeing her at Forbidden fruit but she might be good to pull in a more mixed crowd hopefully. It would be good to see more indie acts to balance it out too. Wonder what other acts will be announced? ( fanirish?.. any thoughts?)
It will probably struggle though. Lost a ton of money when it was 3 Days back in 2022
I went to my first (and only) one in 2019 as people were selling weekend tickets for about 100 quid on done deal since Chance pulled out. Honestly had a great lineup and a good few days out at something different. They're not all my cup of tea but Stormzy, Future, Aj Tracey, Headie One, Dave, $uscideboys, Brockhampton, Denzel Curry, JID, Jpegmafie, Juice WRLD, Vince Staples, Lil Baby, Pusha T objectively speaking are pretty much all ahead of almost everyone on that list and I've probably forgotten a few, you could probably say the same about previous years. Has really gone down hill that's really bad, last year wasn't fantastic lineup wise but was still miles better. I think I was around 21 at the time but I felt very old at it. Maybe just music standards for that target age group has up really fallen. I unfortunately seen Becky Hill at EP I think in 2022 and thought was fairly dreadful.
The Kid Laroi, think he cancelled his Olympia shows last tour.
3Arena is a bit of a step up.
Did someone mention here before about a potential new indie music festival in Punchestown from MCD or the likes?
Is that rumour dead?