2024 Irish Gigs (Confirmed & Rumoured Events)

Yeah they put on a great show tbf.

As an aside, I was out having pints in Tuam randomly a few years back, on a stag. Leo Moran came into the pub we were in and sat down for a chat for a while and even sang us a song off the bat, before sitting down for his own pints. He couldn't be sounder.

will she even go on before the curfew

Radiohead, now there's a band I would love to see live before I head off into the sunset. Never got to see them live, would love to know from anyone on here who has had the pleasure, what they are like live?

First saw them on KidA tour in Belfast in 2001, 3 days after 9/11

The RoI was in full shutdown as a mark of respect for the Yanks that day but NI was business as usual

Very heavy atmosphere at the gig given the events stateside. Lucky was dedicated to the 9/11 victims.

Next saw them in Olympia Theatre in 2003. Absolutely incredible experience. Seeing Paranoid Android in such an intimate venue was a highlight

Then saw them pretty much eveytime they played here since (missed Malahide due to wedding grrrrrr)

And their last gig here in Point Theatre their warm up before their Glasto Headliner in 2017 was probably the best I've seen them. Immense back catalogue, excellent musicians, great sound n lights and Thoms voice

They really are peerless, hands down the best rock band of thier generation

(I will die on that hill!)

Not true, played it regularly on several tours since then.

Their 6th most played song in their discography.

Think the only time i saw Radiohead was at this in 1996. I remember them back to back with Massive Attack in broad daylight, with RATM on the other stage inbetween. Not a fan, more ambivalent if anything, but they're definitely one band that got better as their career progressed.

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Should be a great night but just won't be the same without the great Shane McGowan (RIP)

I've seen Radiohead 6 times by my reckoning:

- 1996 Castlegar Galway

- 2000 Punchestown

- 2003 Point

- 2006 Marlay Park

- 2008 Malahide

- 2017 3 Arena

Probably my favourite ever band and never less than excellent live but if forced to choose would probably lump for the big top in Punchestown as my favourite closely followed by 3 Arena in 2017.

Looks like I'm going to be that one person. Saw them in Castlegar in 96 and they were great. Setlist was fantastic.

Then in 97 at the RDS. The weather sucked. The sound sucked. Thom Yorke got annoyed with the crowd for not giving Massive Attack a loud enough cheer but guess what - they sucked too. Overall was pretty poor.

They've gotten worse with every album since OK Computer so I haven't gone since as the setlists always focus on the later stuff.

But, they played Creep …..

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