Gig plans - 2024

[Don1]

Just booked Slipknot in December. So, AC/DC in the summer, might need to look for an autumn gig outside of Ibiza.

[GloverMart]

Public Service Broadcasting have announced a 32 date tour in October/November 2024, exactly half of which is in the UK.

Tickets go on sale from 10am Friday although some venues are selling now, eg Bristol Beacon if you have a membership with them.

Hoping to get to see them in Bristol, Cardiff, London and Coventry this time around. New album out imminently.

[White-Noise]

Don1 said:

Just booked Slipknot in December. So, AC/DC in the summer, might need to look for an autumn gig outside of Ibiza.

I booked in for slipknot too.

Also booked in for the dream theater 40th tour at the o2 in October. Can't wait for this one with MP back!

[abzmike]

On a different note, went to see John Coope Clarke last week in Edinburgh - fantastic night, and I’m not a poetry buff by any manner of means.

[foreright]

White-Noise said:

I booked in for slipknot too.

Also booked in for the dream theater 40th tour at the o2 in October. Can't wait for this one with MP back!

I got tickets in the preorder for DT My first gig in years and I’ve never managed to catch Dream Theater live before so looking forward to that one!

[snuffy]

abzmike said:

On a different note, went to see John Coope Clarke last week in Edinburgh - fantastic night, and I’m not a poetry buff by any manner of means.

I saw him a few years ago as support to Squeeze (who sounded so bad, they walked off the stage in a huff). I thought he was quite good, for 10 minutes. Then I thought this is rubbish.

[Nemophilist]

GloverMart said:

Public Service Broadcasting have announced a 32 date tour in October/November 2024, exactly half of which is in the UK.

Tickets go on sale from 10am Friday although some venues are selling now, eg Bristol Beacon if you have a membership with them.

Hoping to get to see them in Bristol, Cardiff, London and Coventry this time around. New album out imminently.

Were looking to book with a group of friends for this too.

My son loves them too and wants to go but he's only 7 so i doubt he'd be allowed

[GloverMart]

Nemophilist said:

GloverMart said:

Public Service Broadcasting have announced a 32 date tour in October/November 2024, exactly half of which is in the UK.

Tickets go on sale from 10am Friday although some venues are selling now, eg Bristol Beacon if you have a membership with them.

Hoping to get to see them in Bristol, Cardiff, London and Coventry this time around. New album out imminently.

Were looking to book with a group of friends for this too.

My son loves them too and wants to go but he's only 7 so i doubt he'd be allowed

I've emailed you with regards to a list of age restrictions I have.

Change of plan for me; I'm heading for Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds & Manchester and trying to combine with work so I can claw some money back.

[popeyewhite]

snuffy said:

abzmike said:

On a different note, went to see John Coope Clarke last week in Edinburgh - fantastic night, and I’m not a poetry buff by any manner of means.

I saw him a few years ago as support to Squeeze (who sounded so bad, they walked off the stage in a huff). I thought he was quite good, for 10 minutes. Then I thought this is rubbish.

He was rubbish as a 'punk poet' back in the late 70s. That Salford drone really gets to you...

[Nemophilist]

GloverMart said:

Nemophilist said:

GloverMart said:

Public Service Broadcasting have announced a 32 date tour in October/November 2024, exactly half of which is in the UK.

Tickets go on sale from 10am Friday although some venues are selling now, eg Bristol Beacon if you have a membership with them.

Hoping to get to see them in Bristol, Cardiff, London and Coventry this time around. New album out imminently.

Were looking to book with a group of friends for this too.

My son loves them too and wants to go but he's only 7 so i doubt he'd be allowed

I've emailed you with regards to a list of age restrictions I have.

Change of plan for me; I'm heading for Bristol, Cardiff, Leeds & Manchester and trying to combine with work so I can claw some money back.

Thank you for your email !

Trying to work out the theme to the new album release - transport related I guess...

[Nyloc20]

I’m off to see Yes at York Barbican 28 May and hopefully Elvis Costello in Newcastle later in the year.

[snuffy]

popeyewhite said:

He was rubbish as a 'punk poet' back in the late 70s. That Salford drone really gets to you...

I did see an interview on the local news (North West Tonight), a few years ago, when he was quite funny, from memory, it was something like:

Interviewer : "You've always been a Salford lad, has your heart always been here?"

JCC : "No, I buggered of to Essex as soon as I could"

Interviewer : "Erm, oh, ermm. ah. Well, you've never lost your accent"

JCC : "I know, and I've spent a bloody fortune on elocution lessons and I still can't get rid of it".

[Animal]

Going to be a lean year for me in terms of gigs but I'm going to my first of '24 in July to see Axel Flovent in London.

[MOBB]

September - Camden - Northlane, Novelists, Ten56
October - Camden - imminence, Aviana, ALLT
November - Birmingham - Sleep Token

Nothing booked May-August yet :-(

[wal 45]

Just got a cheap ticket for Orbital at Southampton on Thursday, saw them a few times last century but not since strangely. They're doing the Green and Brown albums so setlist will be pretty similar I imagine as back then

Also recently booked to add to the others:

Public Service Broadcasting: Roundhouse
Max Cooper: Brighton

[GloverMart]

wal 45 said:

Just got a cheap ticket for Orbital at Southampton on Thursday, saw them a few times last century but not since strangely. They're doing the Green and Brown albums so setlist will be pretty similar I imagine as back then

Also recently booked to add to the others:

Public Service Broadcasting: Roundhouse
Max Cooper: Brighton

Was sorely tempted with PSB at the Roundhouse but am already going a few times elsewhere so will re-consider. Supposed to be a decent venue too.

[Nardies]

I'm somewhat ad hoc when it comes to my gig planning, but I've got Slash featuring Myles Kennedy tonight, Foos in June, possibly Steel Panter in July...

[Wonderman]

GloverMart said:

Was sorely tempted with PSB at the Roundhouse but am already going a few times elsewhere so will re-consider. Supposed to be a decent venue too.

Roundhouse is a cracking venue, seats upstairs and standing downstairs, wherever you are it feels like an intimate gig.

[wal 45]

GloverMart said:

Was sorely tempted with PSB at the Roundhouse but am already going a few times elsewhere so will re-consider. Supposed to be a decent venue too.

It's a really great venue and been quite a few times, Brighton Dome was closer (another cracking venue) but as a previous post mentioned no matter where you go it feels like a small gig.

If you've never been I can highly recommend it.

[westberks]

GloverMart said:

Was sorely tempted with PSB at the Roundhouse but am already going a few times elsewhere so will re-consider. Supposed to be a decent venue too.

another shout out for The Roundhouse; great venue that I'm always keen to visit. Seen some excellent gigs there.