Gig Plans - 2020
Discussion
TCEvo said:
There's a s
t load of gigs to be re-arranged for 2021 (assuming travel etc allowed then) plus w/ footie/sports seasons in a mess (re use of larger venues) & the inevitable loss of some venues it'll be a logistical nightmare to sort out - and that's just in London.
On top of the tours that will already be booked but announced for the large venues for next year too, t load of gigs to be re-arranged for 2021 (assuming travel etc allowed then) plus w/ footie/sports seasons in a mess (re use of larger venues) & the inevitable loss of some venues it'll be a logistical nightmare to sort out - and that's just in London. 
as phrases go, that's a corker...
Yetski said:
Wife's just come downstairs to say the same. Had to be done, and glad the Birmingham date has moved to a Friday. It's a familiar feeling though, I had tickets to see them on the King For a Day tour they cancelled as they'd fallen out with another guitarist. Got to see them on Album of the Year tour though which more than made up for it.
bodhi said:
Yetski said:
Wife's just come downstairs to say the same. Had to be done, and glad the Birmingham date has moved to a Friday. It's a familiar feeling though, I had tickets to see them on the King For a Day tour they cancelled as they'd fallen out with another guitarist. Got to see them on Album of the Year tour though which more than made up for it.
Anyone else got a "ticket" to see Steel Panther stream tomorrow evening?
https://www.steelpantherrocks.com/blogs/news/steel...
Its the first band ive seen who is doing a full stage show online, rather than just a badly shot at home webcam...
https://www.steelpantherrocks.com/blogs/news/steel...
Its the first band ive seen who is doing a full stage show online, rather than just a badly shot at home webcam...
V8 Stang said:
Its the first band ive seen who is doing a full stage show online, rather than just a badly shot at home webcam...
I had an email from The Lowry this week asking if this sort of thing is something I'd be interested in ? (okay, not Steel Panther, but you get the idea).No, I would not be interested in any way, shape of form.
Edited by snuffy on Saturday 6th June 21:29
snuffy said:
Social distancing and masks - how's going to want to go to anything ?
Frank Turner's playing a live gig tonight at The Grand in Clapham to see how feasible gigs are at the moment with social distancing. I don't think we need masks at gigs do we? I went to an art exhibition at the weekend and they said we didn't need one in there.Maybe seated Jazz gigs can start up soon but I don't know what's going to have to happen in order to open up enough for crowds of people getting sweaty and singing in a tiny area.
FunkyNige said:
snuffy said:
Social distancing and masks - how's going to want to go to anything ?
Frank Turner's playing a live gig tonight at The Grand in Clapham to see how feasible gigs are at the moment with social distancing. I don't think we need masks at gigs do we? I went to an art exhibition at the weekend and they said we didn't need one in there.Maybe seated Jazz gigs can start up soon but I don't know what's going to have to happen in order to open up enough for crowds of people getting sweaty and singing in a tiny area.
But, at 2m, as you say, are they feasible economically ?
And if they go back to normal capacity, I reckon that would mean masks. And again, as you say, how's that going to work ?
2m makes it a pretty sad experience, and masks makes it both a sad an physically uncomfortable experience.
egor110 said:
Ive got tickets for funeral for a friend in April , im 50/50 if it'll actually go ahead though.
I'd rather mask up and have no social distancing rather than everyone 2m away from each other.
Not me.....its either as before or not at all Im afraid......I'd rather mask up and have no social distancing rather than everyone 2m away from each other.
Levellers at Aylesbury was postponed to November, now moved to November 21 !
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