Garth Brooks Comeback Special ALL 5 SHOWS CANCELLED READ FIRST POST

The_Morrigan · 04-07-2014 01:15PM

melekalikimaka wrote: »

They were never approved until last minute, you can only apply very close to date, every outdoor gig is a gamble and they lost

You have a minimum time frame of application (I think it's 16 weeks prior to the event), you can apply for a licence at any point - ie last year when they were in talks with GB about having a series of concerts in the first place.
I suspect the last minute submission was to try avoid objections and it has backfired.

j8wk2feszrnpao · 04-07-2014 01:18PM

The_Morrigan wrote: »

You have a minimum time frame of application (I think it's 16 weeks prior to the event), you can apply for a licence at any point - ie last year when they were in talks with GB about having a series of concerts in the first place.
I suspect the last minute submission was to try avoid objections and it has backfired.

Exactly.
They could have applied a long time ago, but didn't, for obvious reasons.

miss no stars · 04-07-2014 01:23PM

I'm genuinely confused as to why they waited so long to apply. It was fairly obvious there'd be objections, at least give yourself time to come up with a plan B if the license isn't granted!

Munster_Gal · 04-07-2014 01:25PM

miss no stars wrote: »

I'm genuinely confused as to why they waited so long to apply. It was fairly obvious there'd be objections, at least give yourself time to come up with a plan B if the license isn't granted!

I thought the same about a plan B myself but he said from day one that it was Croke park. I'm beginning to think there isn't a plan B

blackvalley · 04-07-2014 01:26PM

How about if the GAA were to offer to donate all the profits ( less expences ) from the two cancelled concerts to a charity or charaties to be decided by the local residents

paddyirish23 · 04-07-2014 01:26PM

miss no stars wrote: »

I'm genuinely confused as to why they waited so long to apply. It was fairly obvious there'd be objections, at least give yourself time to come up with a plan B if the license isn't granted!

Aikens clearly used this tactic to avoid not needing a none existent plan b and for him the Sh*t has really hit the fan today

TheBigGreen · 04-07-2014 01:26PM

I'm heading on the Sunday and if it's cancelled I'll get my money back and be happy. The ball and chain is making me go!!

j8wk2feszrnpao · 04-07-2014 01:27PM

blackvalley wrote: »

How about if the GAA were to offer to donate all the profits ( less expences ) from the two cancelled concerts to a charity or charaties to be decided by the local residents

I don't think the GAA themselves would go for that

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:32PM

blackvalley wrote: »

How about if the GAA were to offer to donate all the profits ( less expences ) from the two cancelled concerts to a charity or charaties to be decided by the local residents

What profit?
What gigs?
The licenses have been rejected and the decision cannot be appealed.
If these 2 gigs go ahead it'll be a complete joke.

Joe Duffy.. · 04-07-2014 01:34PM

Anyone know when the last time Garth Brooks played a live concert?

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:35PM

Joe Duffy.. wrote: »

Anyone know when the last time Garth Brooks played a live concert?

Couple of months ago in vegas.

Irish Aris · 04-07-2014 01:36PM

miss no stars wrote: »

I'm genuinely confused as to why they waited so long to apply. It was fairly obvious there'd be objections, at least give yourself time to come up with a plan B if the license isn't granted!

Just pure speculation on my side: would it be that they need to have the full production details from the artist, and submit it along all other aspects of the planning permission?

Hococop · 04-07-2014 01:38PM

Joe Duffy.. wrote: »

Anyone know when the last time Garth Brooks played a live concert?

He had a 5 year deal with a las Vegas casino worth around 100 million in 2009 safe to say he is not desperate for cash

paddyirish23 · 04-07-2014 01:40PM

Hococop wrote: »

He had a 5 year deal with a las Vegas casino worth around 100 million in 2009 safe to say he is not desperate for cash

He's starting a 3 year world tour the end of this year... me thinks he's far from looking for the money off these gigs:pac:

ManOfMystery · 04-07-2014 01:46PM

Definitely don't think he's in it just for the money. I went to see him in Vegas and the tickets were far from cheap, those shows alone made him a fortune never mind what's he's made throughout the rest of his career.

cython · 04-07-2014 01:49PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

What profit?
What gigs?
The licenses have been rejected and the decision cannot be appealed.
If these 2 gigs go ahead it'll be a complete joke.

Not to DCC, but if they are so inclined, the promoters and their cohorts can go through the courts.

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:50PM

ManOfMystery wrote: »

Definitely don't think he's in it just for the money. I went to see him in Vegas and the tickets were far from cheap, those shows alone made him a fortune never mind what's he's made throughout the rest of his career.

Just cause you're rich doesn't mean you can't be greedy,Plus his first wife took $125 mil so hes probably only worth about $200 mil now.

blackvalley · 04-07-2014 01:50PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

What profit?
What gigs?
The licenses have been rejected and the decision cannot be appealed.
If these 2 gigs go ahead it'll be a complete joke.

Potential profits

Planned gigs

ANYTHING can be appealed and changed with a little cooperation

Its already a joke

Joe Duffy.. · 04-07-2014 01:51PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Just cause you're rich doesn't mean you can't be greedy,Plus his first wife took $125 mil so hes probably only worth about $200 mil now.

The poor auld creatur.

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:52PM

cython wrote: »

Not to DCC, but if they are so inclined, the promoters and their cohorts can go through the courts.

What grounds could they go before the courts on though?

paconnors · 04-07-2014 01:52PM

Do the GAA need to apply for a Licence for the All Ireland well if they do they have had there 3 Gigs this year with 1d, they should be told this say no licence can be granted as you have used you're 3, so f**k You.

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:53PM

paconnors wrote: »

Do the GAA need to apply for a Licence for the All Ireland well if they do they have had there 3 Gigs this year with 1d, they should be told this say no licence can be granted as you have used you're 3, so f**k You.

No, It's a sports stadium.

sunbabe08 · 04-07-2014 01:54PM

Joe Duffy.. wrote: »

The poor auld creatur.

PFFFT only he says lol

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 01:55PM

sunbabe08 wrote: »

PFFFT only he says lol

How much is a stetson? 365 of those a year will start adding up.

Mrs Garth Brooks · 04-07-2014 01:59PM

It'll be a long time he'll be back here again.

He'll never play here again unless its
guaranteed a licence will be granted.

Play 3 nights in Croke Park. Why bother, he hates the place now. Its nothing special to him.

The smaller stadiums aren't big enough for him. How many nights will he have to have play in each stadium. Go through all that process again and get a night or two pulled due to more moaners.

A month in the O2.

stooge · 04-07-2014 01:59PM

what if they organised a GAA match before the monday and tuesday concerts and then classified the music as just extra entertainment? Would that get around the sports/concerts planning stipulations?

Mrs Garth Brooks · 04-07-2014 02:02PM

paconnors wrote: »

Do the GAA need to apply for a Licence for the All Ireland well if they do they have had there 3 Gigs this year with 1d, they should be told this say no licence can be granted as you have used you're 3, so f**k You.

The american sports event in august is a special event. This should be cancelled.

Its in the 1992 planning application three special events e.g. concerts. Anything more and they need an even licence.

The american sports event is non gaa and is a special event.

sunbabe08 · 04-07-2014 02:03PM

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

It'll be a long time he'll be back here again.

He'll never play here again unless its
guaranteed a licence will be granted.

Play 3 nights in Croke Park. Why bother, he hates the place now. Its nothing special to him.

The smaller stadiums aren't big enough for him. How many nights will he have to have play in each stadium. Go through all that process again and get a night or two pulled due to more moaners.

A month in the O2.

ahhhh now calm down there girl he doesn't hate us. he's probably upset as the rest of us that he won't be able to perform. but lets hold out and see what happens

j8wk2feszrnpao · 04-07-2014 02:03PM

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

It'll be a long time he'll be back here again.

He'll never play here again unless its
guaranteed a licence will be granted.

Play 3 nights in Croke Park. Why bother, he hates the place now. Its nothing special to him.

The smaller stadiums aren't big enough for him. How many nights will he have to have play in each stadium. Go through all that process again and get a night or two pulled due to more moaners.

A month in the O2.

Hi Mrs Brooks, tell Gareth we said hi.

hynesie08 · 04-07-2014 02:05PM

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

The american sports event in august is a special event. This should be cancelled.

Its in the 1992 planning application three special events e.g. concerts. Anything more and they need an even licence.

The american sports event is non gaa and is a special event.

It's a sports event in a sports stadium?

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