Feels like the right time to start a new thread for next year's gigs.
John Mayer playing the 3Arena on 29 March 2024.
Lovely.
Expected it to pop up after the Galway gig was posted.
There could be a Beyoncé announcement tomorrow. Uber and Livenation are teasing something related to her. If she did play here, don’t know what venue would be available for her
Probably related to her new album out on Friday.
Could be Croke Park 2025
Possibly the only big artists in Croke Park for 2025
...edit...Double post
They were 50 quid for 3arena in 2019 - less than 60 with the TM charge. They don't ask huge prices normally.
2 for Phoenix easily sorted, cheaper than 1 PJ ticket...better not tell the wife that bit.
Now just need the weather
Deerhoof, Whelans, Saturday 3rd August: https://www.foggynotions.ie/concerts/concert/deerhoof-whelans-dublin-2024 Unfortunately, that's the same weekend as ATN.
First time i saw them they blew me away, second time they bored the sh*t out of me. Haven't seen them since.
Oh! I think I'd like that! Never seen. Listened to some of their stuff recently. Mad, but very good.
Leftfield, Snõõper and Arab Strap booked for Galway. Summer and Autumn shaping up nicely.
vampire for 3 arena
Moved....
Only seen them once, and very early on, but a deathly dull live act I thought. Worth another look?
Was hoping they and Phoenix would play here so happy with that. Thought they might play Trinity again. Seems a big venue for them but maybe it's another one of there being no venue size between Vicar Steet and 3Arena outside of the summer. Will be interesting to see how it sells
They previously sold out trinity so 8500 set up for 3 arena sounds perfectly in the right wheelhouse. Weekend show as well will help
Saw them live at the Trinity Summer Series & were great. Sorta miss the lad who left the band, tho', to do his own solo career. They don't seem just as good, since then.
They were good at Trinity a few years back. Although the absolutely worst crowd I've witnessed at any gig ever. many facing away from stage and talking , selfiies etc. Myself and my buddy were laughing at one point it was so bad.
Vampire Weekend's new stuff is good so I would be tempted if the album matches up
Trinity gig was outstanding. Very tight band with lots of energy on stage. Father of the Bride is a great album, whilst being a change of direction from their earlier stuff.
Just noticed the poster requests masks, bizarre seeing that these days, seems so long ago already that it was standard (not saying it's bizarre that they ask, to be clear, just jars seeing it in a kind of anti-nostalgia way)
They're obviously asked why a bit...
district 8 festival in September
Belfast act Chalk announced as Idles support on their November dates.
****, I don't know a single act on that
Kerri chandler is the only one I know…he’s been around a long time! Many a great night I had 20 years ago at his nights in cork
Fair Play to them, if I have the slightest hint of being sick I mask up going to shows or even the shops its the considerate thing to do
Slash was rocking last night… Savage solos and Myles and the Conspirators were class . It was amazing to be so 'close' to an absolute guitar legend ….
Great gig, poor enough crowd though. Upper tiers at the back were covered as was half of the downstairs …
Crowd was very dead too….. A lot of them there to hear him play GnR songs ??
Yeah I thought he was class as well, that solo towards the end think it was during World on Fire was unreal. Much preferred that to Rocket Queens breakdown.
Never fails to impress, thought Don’t Damn Me was deadly as well
Went to see DJ Shadow last night in the Academy. Really enjoyable gig.
He said he's due back in the summer, I'll be picking up tickets again for it.
At a festival then I presume? Electric Picnic or ATN I suppose then.
Be very surprised if ATN announce someone as big as DJ Shadow at this stage with the lineup out.
Last nights gig was MCD, so almost certainly EP if anything