Idles - Iveagh Gardens

Stillill42 · 02-07-2019 3:41pm #1

Who's going? Their Glasto set looked mental and they have Rolling Blackouts coastal fever supporting them, who are my new favourite band. Not to mention the Claque, nice to get a look at them before Alltogethernow. All in all, promises to be a great day out. I've never had a bad gig in the Iveagh Gardens.

heebusjeebus · 02-07-2019 4:17pm

I'm going but I don't think they playing ATN? I don't see them on the lineup.

Stillill42 · 02-07-2019 4:20pm

heebusjeebus wrote: »

I'm going but I don't think they playing ATN? I don't see them on the lineup.

The Claque, who are also supporting Idles, are playing ATN.

heebusjeebus · 02-07-2019 4:40pm

Stillill42 wrote: »

The Claque, who are also supporting Idles, are playing ATN.

Sorry, only half read your OP. I didnt realise there were 2 supporting bands. A buddy of mine is going for Rolling Blackouts.

runningbuddy · 05-07-2019 3:04pm

Fook it, just bought myself and my 15 year old daughter (who is a massive fan) tickets. This will be my 4th time seeing them :pac:

Stillill42 · 05-07-2019 5:50pm

I'm primarily there for Rolling Blackouts coastal fever. Hope Downs is the best debut album I've heard in years and the EPs are great too. Have to say though, the more I listen to Idles, the better they get. Their lyrics are full of surprises. My 10 year old has Danny Nedelko off by heart. Belting that one out with him in the front seat beats the **** out of Dermot Kennedy.

mfceiling · 05-07-2019 5:53pm

I'm in!!

Can't wait...I'd say it will be mental!!

quaidox · 06-07-2019 12:41am

going, fontaines would have been the perfect support act for this...

Monsieur Folie · 08-07-2019 1:34pm

quaidox wrote: »

going, fontaines would have been the perfect support act for this...

Was thinking that as well! Would have been ideal

Furious-Red · 08-07-2019 1:46pm

Id say Fontaines will probably do their own Iveagh Gardens show next year

Lotus Flower · 08-07-2019 4:14pm

Think there was already a thread for this. I'm going, it'll be my sixth time seeing them!

whiterob81 · 10-07-2019 7:32pm

Anyone know the stage times for this?

rafi bomb · 10-07-2019 7:52pm

whiterob81 wrote: »

Anyone know the stage times for this?

Seems quite late for idles to be starting. Is there a curfew?
STAGE TIMES // LOW TICKET WARNING! @idlesband return to Dublin tomorrow & this time their taking their explosive show outdoors! Please note the stage times for Iveagh Gardens:

7pm @theclaqueband
8pm @rollingbcf
9.15pm IDLES
*subject to change*

TIX: https://t.co/GqUfHPumJf
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The Nal · 10-07-2019 7:59pm

rafi bomb wrote: »

Seems quite late for idles to be starting. Is there a curfew?

They only play for about an hour and 15.

shamtastic · 10-07-2019 10:06pm

Hopefully based on those stage times Rolling Blackouts will be given a good 45 minute set, they've been on the bill since the gig was announced. Really looking forward to them, very slick and summery debut album, and by all accounts they're great live.

phunkadelic · 11-07-2019 10:37am

rafi bomb wrote: »

Seems quite late for idles to be starting. Is there a curfew?

I believe there is an outdoor finish time of 10:30 for all outdoor events in Dublin. Not sure if it's just Dublin or not.

The Nal · 11-07-2019 1:12pm

You're in for a treat

theteal · 11-07-2019 1:15pm

I missed out on London tix for December. Back in Dublin a week too late to make it to this. Gutted.

runningbuddy · 11-07-2019 1:21pm

They are an outstanding live act. Also, always a wonderful crowd at their gigs

Gasherbraun · 11-07-2019 1:37pm

runningbuddy wrote: »

They are an outstanding live act. Also, always a wonderful crowd at their gigs

The AF Gang follow them everywhere fanatically and as you say they are a good bunch of people. A lot of them are in Dublin for this and meeting at Bruxelles I think.

maximoose · 11-07-2019 1:39pm

Weather is looking fine, can't wait for this now!

runningbuddy · 11-07-2019 1:54pm

Gasherbraun wrote: »

The AF Gang follow them everywhere fanatically and as you say they are a good bunch of people. A lot of them are in Dublin for this and meeting at Bruxelles I think.

If you can, hook up with the AF gang. Great fun. I have my 15 year old daughter with me so I need to be civilised

Lumbo · 11-07-2019 5:43pm

Where is the gig entrance to Iveagh Gardens. I’ve tried googling and can’t find a location map.

hetuzozaho · 11-07-2019 5:45pm

Lumbo wrote: »

Where is the gig entrance to Iveagh Gardens. I’ve tried googling and can’t find a location map.

Clonmel St off Harcourt St.. Across-ish from diceys

cian68 · 11-07-2019 7:42pm

Never been here before. The weather may be skewing my opinion but lovely venue

miketv · 11-07-2019 8:47pm

Perfect weather, lovely venue and everybody seems sound. Unusual for an outdoor gig!

cian68 · 11-07-2019 10:53pm

Loved that

mfceiling · 12-07-2019 12:51am

cian68 wrote: »

Loved that

Very very good. Great crowd and the band seemed to feed off that!!

murpho999 · 12-07-2019 1:38am

Wow, what a gig.

Great music, energy and showmanship They can play a crowd and also the crowd were great.

Also, when I arrived Lee Kiernan & Joe Talbot were standing amongst the crowd to watch the support acts. Signed loads of autographs and posed for pictures. Unreal.

There I am with them, no laughing. Joe was so humble and even thanked me for coming. They really appreciate their fans. Great to see.

spindex · 12-07-2019 8:10am

Fantastic gig,
Gig of the year so far for me, will be hard to beat.
Really enjoyed the claque too got me all excited about seeing girl band in November.

Richard Roma · 12-07-2019 8:44am

What a gig!
Was in the mosh pit for a lot of it. Really good-natured crowd. Idles really gave it socks. I love the way Talbot keeps himself psyched up.
The only cringey part of the night was when the people they dragged up on stage started recording themselves. Can’t anyone just experience things any more?
Very impressed by RCBF. Another excellent live band.
Wasn’t in on time for the Claque.

Wooderson · 12-07-2019 8:52am

I heard they covered "Linger".

fillup · 12-07-2019 8:53am

Wooderson wrote: »

I heard they covered "Linger".

"Covered" would be a very loose description of what happened

Billy Mays · 12-07-2019 9:01am

That bit was awful

Linger, In the Name of Love and Living on a Prayer

What was the f*cking point of that?

Easy Rod · 12-07-2019 9:04am

Billy Mays wrote: »

That bit was awful

Linger, In the Name of Love and Living on a Prayer

What was the f*cking point of that?

They do terrible covers pretty regularly in that breakdown. I think it’s fantastically terrible and hope they always do it.

The Nal · 12-07-2019 9:04am

Billy Mays wrote: »

That bit was awful

Linger, In the Name of Love and Living on a Prayer

What was the f*cking point of that?

Sometimes they do Mariahs All I Want for Christmas.

murpho999 · 12-07-2019 9:12am

Billy Mays wrote: »

That bit was awful

Linger, In the Name of Love and Living on a Prayer

What was the f*cking point of that?

Thought it was great and clever how they fitted it to their style, I wouldn't take it serious at all.

I'm still buzzing from hat show last night and I haven't had that in a long time.

Danco · 12-07-2019 9:40am

Decent gig and a great crowd. I'd agree with an earlier poster that the "covers" are getting a bit much - All I Want For Christmas was funny enough the first couple of times but shoehorning in novelty covers is getting a bit old now. Also, anyone know why Great seems to have been dropped from rotation - they played it in the Button Factory but not Vicar Street or Iveagh Gardens. The set isn't exactly overlong as it is, so why leave out such a belter?

Low point of the evening was Joe coming back on after the set finished to drag some randomers up for a butchering of Óró, sé do bheatha bhaile. That was excruciating. The band's "no encore" policy should be extended to include that kind of gack with immediate effect.

runningbuddy · 12-07-2019 9:42am

Danco wrote: »

Decent gig and a great crowd. I'd agree with an earlier poster that the "covers" are getting a bit much - All I Want For Christmas was funny enough the first couple of times but shoehorning in novelty covers is getting a bit old now. Also, anyone know why Great seems to have been dropped from rotation - they played it in the Button Factory but not Vicar Street or Iveagh Gardens. The set isn't exactly overlong as it is, so why leave out such a belter?

Low point of the evening was Joe coming back on after the set finished to drag some randomers up for a butchering of Óró, sé do bheatha bhaile. That was excruciating. The band's "no encore" policy should be extended to include that kind of gack with immediate effect.

That was a load of ****, yes. Not a good idea leaving "Well Done" off their setlist either.

However, another cracking gig from the boys. Idles seem to have the most diverse fans. There was a 5 year old on his dad's shoulders bopping away. Also a man at least 70 years old rocking an I'm Scum t shirt !!

Wooderson · 12-07-2019 9:44am

Danco wrote: »

Low point of the evening was Joe coming back on after the set finished to drag some randomers up for a butchering of Óró, sé do bheatha bhaile. That was excruciating. The band's "no encore" policy should be extended to include that kind of gack with immediate effect.

Oh dear god.

Danco · 12-07-2019 9:54am

Wooderson wrote: »

Oh dear god.

I should probably qualify that a bit - Joe came back out and asked if anyone wanted to come up and start a singsong; he didn't specify the song or take any part in it in fairness to the man - just walked off again once the two volunteers had started about their business. Still, ill-advised at the very least...

Stillill42 · 12-07-2019 10:31am

What a great night out. Iveagh Gardens, sun shining, dead on crowd, 3 great bands in top form. Life is good.

murpho999 · 12-07-2019 10:36am

Danco wrote: »

Decent gig and a great crowd. I'd agree with an earlier poster that the "covers" are getting a bit much - All I Want For Christmas was funny enough the first couple of times but shoehorning in novelty covers is getting a bit old now. Also, anyone know why Great seems to have been dropped from rotation - they played it in the Button Factory but not Vicar Street or Iveagh Gardens. The set isn't exactly overlong as it is, so why leave out such a belter?

Low point of the evening was Joe coming back on after the set finished to drag some randomers up for a butchering of Óró, sé do bheatha bhaile. That was excruciating. The band's "no encore" policy should be extended to include that kind of gack with immediate effect.

They just asked for people to sing a song and the two girls chose it and they were fine. It was just a bit of craic and I think Idles wanted an Irish twist at the end.

Would have preferred an encore but so be it.

Would have loved to have heard "June".

theteal · 12-07-2019 10:42am

murpho999 wrote: »

Would have loved to have heard "June".

Have they ever played it live? I'm sure I read somewhere that Joe said he never would.

I'd probably cry tbh

murpho999 · 12-07-2019 10:56am

theteal wrote: »

Have they ever played it live? I'm sure I read somewhere that Joe said he never would.

I'd probably cry tbh

That's a pity they never play it but it's such a powerful and emotional song, I can get why they don't play it. Too personal.

theteal · 12-07-2019 11:02am

murpho999 wrote: »

That's a pity they never play it but it's such a powerful and emotional song, I can get why they don't play it. Too personal.

I wrote this song for me. It’s the only song where I’ve ever written the lyrics first and will probably remain so. I struggled to see where it would fit on the album because it was so personal, but after hearing the riff Lee [Kiernan, guitarist] wrote, I realized that I did want to show my pain. I wanted to illuminate the importance of grieving parents' right to call themselves mothers and fathers. I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to play that song live.

— Joe Talbot in a track by track interview with NPR (stolen from Genius.com)

Lotus Flower · 12-07-2019 4:28pm

Enjoyed it but it was my sixth time seeing them and will probably be my last

runningbuddy · 12-07-2019 4:38pm

Lotus Flower wrote: »

Enjoyed it but it was my sixth time seeing them and will probably be my last

That is a lot ! was my 4th time seeing them....

Am interested to see what they produce next

mfceiling · 12-07-2019 10:27pm

runningbuddy wrote: »

That is a lot ! was my 4th time seeing them....

Am interested to see what they produce next

Apparently the album is written and the artwork is done. Due for release in 2020.

I really enjoyed the gig last night. Crowd was brilliant...Just a mix of complete randomers!!

shamtastic · 12-07-2019 10:34pm

Was a great gig, really diverse crowd. Would have liked to hear Well Done and Great as mentioned before. Also wasn't a fan of bringing the people up on stage during the breakdown of Exeter, probably the most tense crescendo on the first album, don't mess with it! Rolling Blackouts were great, it's gas, I've listened to their album I'd say 15 times and never noticed they changed vocalist between tracks!

sweetie · 12-07-2019 10:55pm

runningbuddy wrote:

That is a lot ! was my 4th time seeing them....

Lotus Flower wrote:

Enjoyed it but it was my sixth time seeing them and will probably be my last

My fourth time too. Enjoyed it but didn't match their indoor gigs tbh. Think the sound level wasnt loud enough compared to usual. RBCF were very good but their Whelan's gig was sublime.

Idles - Iveagh Gardens

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