yknaa wrote: » Another date added. Belfast 31st August
Motley Crue wrote: » Brilliant, now I just have to wait and find out what price the tickets will costhttp://mcd.ie/home/fn.php?c=5747138&ar=gunsnroses&cat=all
jack presley wrote: » I was just having a moan in a different thread about how annoying the last gig in the RDS was when Axl buggered off after nearly every song and left the others to play solos while he did whatever he did. Just as the gig was building momentum, he'd go off and we'd have to listen to some boring twiddlie bits on a guitar. I wonder does he still take these breaks. If he doesn't I'd love to go
grandmaster wrote: » Just seen this advertised on Ticketmaster. What was their RDS show like a few years ago?
MCD: GUNS N' ROSES ANNOUNCE DUBLIN AND BELFAST CONCERT DATES wrote: The worldwide tour promotes the band's current album, Chinese Democracy
WithCheesePlease wrote: » Very, very torn about this one... .
Motley Crue wrote: » would someone be able to give me the pre-sale code for Dublin on Wed, PM me that morning, since I'm not an 02 customer and unsure how to get the code
A V A wrote: » i read in the herald the go on sale july 11th
Pauleta wrote: » Ticketmaster says the 11th of June
youllneverknow wrote: » after the last album i was turned off them because it was crap.
RonMexico wrote: » The band is far far tighter on this tour compared to that show in 06 (which was great craic). Axl still takes breaks, not as much as last time though. The solo spots are better organised now and flow into songs. Richard Fortus does a nifty Bond Theme which flows into Live and Let Die, Ron Thal does a stripped down Don't Cry with the crowd singing (and if we are lucky Axl), the band jam on Another Brick In The Wall while the stage is set for November Rain which Axl starts off by doing a solo piano run of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road or another Elton John number. DJ Ashba does the Ballad of Death before kicking off Sweet Child O' Mine.