Starting a thread for 2025 gigs as they'll likely start rolling in.
I'll arbitrarily throw in Rob Beckett playing the Olympia on the 26th September 2025 which went on sale today.
I see Forbidden Fruit posted yesterday saying they'd have an announcement soon.
I think it was during TS fiasco. By the time they got approval for the 3rd croker gig, biggest fans already had ticket for their european gigs
I remember seeing Paul McCartney at Hyde Park in 2010. - €70 for tickets (circa €85 at the time) and the RDS was €25 more expensive.
In London the support was Crosby Stills & Nash, Crowded House, Elvis Costello and Steven Van Zandt.
In Dublin my family and friends had the pleasure of a warm-up for a Beatle in the company of…………drum roll………the fcuking CORONAS. Rarely have I felt so little envy at not being at a gig with my nearest and dearest.
it was the highest revenue generating show in ireland in 2018. Wasn’t many comps being thrown about for it all. A few terrible nosebleed seats for sure.
“The biggest single show in Ireland this year, however, was The Rolling Stones electric Croke Park gig, grossing €7.2m”
Probably because it didn't sell well, Aiken were given out free tickets to beat the band
I can see where you’re coming from, but I wouldn’t be. Cracking band.
While others got
Florence and The Machine
Elbow
Liam Gallagher
Richard Ashcroft
Still was a cracking gig
Yeah, was at that too. Bad form opting for a promoters pick support band when it's such a big/expensive event.
Still sore at them for having The Academic as support in 2018 in Croke Park (christ 7 years ago)
it’s an aiken thing m being announced tomorrow. vicar st shows was foggy notions not aiken.
Could be an Aiken promoted gig, they like the post. Obviously could be a coincidence since they done the vicar St gigs
Few shows in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium I saw was what they're doing, I'd definitely like to see them at some stage,
Not sure where they'd play or if they'd bother playing here
in fairness, they usually phrase it that way because they'll play a few cities in the UK and one in the other countries.
I know Jagger was a remainer so I don't think it's anything else.
"UK and Europe" 🙄
Following successful concerts across North America in 2024, The Rolling Stones are expected to announce an extensive tour of the United Kingdom and Europe in the coming weeks, according to a new report.
The upcoming run of dates is expected to be a new leg of their Hackney Diamonds tour, supporting the 2023 album of the same name, the shows will see the Stones return to the UK for the first time in three years since they performed two shows at London’s Hyde Park.
More below 👇
Poolbeg Towers in the teaser, I’d put money on it being 3Arena
Kneecap teasing an announcement tomorrow at 10am,guessing another fairview show or 3Arena show????
Parklife in the UK announcing next week
Live Nation July and August do exist here in Ireland
Well the UK presales are 48 hours before gen sale.
Idiotic having it at the same time, will the the same queue for both Presale and Gen.
Not a bad line up
though I sense that Trent may be anti presales and that 3 mobile going on sale at same time is the workaround
Yeah I claimed my code immediately and saw it was on the same time, I just have a feeling it'll be difficult with it being the first night of the tour so I'll take what I can get, prices according to overdrive from 47-92 euros
I feel like they'll fix it that the presale is beforehand... I vaguely remember something similar last year with another act on sale and they moved it. But I say that with no authority 😂
What are the thoughts on presale for NIN? It says the presale is the same time as the general sale?
No tickets, just rock up
FatDog are playing Opium on 2nd March. One of my fave gigs from last year.
Ticket link please?
Another free tilt next month...
They were leaked at least 2 weeks ago. The exact dates and everything.
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