now things are back to normal

Paul Heaton next month at Castlefield

Foo Fighters next year Old Trafford Cricket

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5 hours ago, L/H White said:

 

 

Nailed on extra time and they're booed on

22 minutes ago, Zico said:

Nailed on extra time and they're booed on

Haha. Loads in the comments moaning. Some woman said she's heartbroken 

Self centred entitled twats 

Blossoms also doing the same at the Apollo 

 

Been up for ages for reading tickets for my eldest, and still can't do the barclay card purchase for another 10 minutes....boooooo.

She's happy with the headliners, apart from The Killers (the band that refuses to die off) love seeing all the kids getting excited about their first festivals. The joy of pop!

 

On 09/12/2022 at 08:50, Not in Crawley said:

Been up for ages for reading tickets for my eldest, and still can't do the barclay card purchase for another 10 minutes....boooooo.

She's happy with the headliners, apart from The Killers (the band that refuses to die off) love seeing all the kidsusual getting excited about their first festivals. The joy of pop!

 

Seen all the usual bitching about the line up from folk who won't accept that R&L is a pop festival now and has been for years.

2 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

Seen all the usual bitching about the line up from folk who won't accept that R&L is a pop festival now and has been for years.

Music changes, and since the death of T in the Park and a few others R&L have taken that space. Also, since it was put together it's not been a rock festival. And alternative covers a much broader base now.

If you want 'classic' rock, download or Glastonbury, or bloodstock have folk covered I'd have thought.

7 hours ago, Not in Crawley said:

Music changes, and since the death of T in the Park and a few others R&L have taken that space. Also, since it was put together it's not been a rock festival. And alternative covers a much broader base now.

If you want 'classic' rock, download or Glastonbury, or bloodstock have folk covered I'd have thought.

Donnington (just the Metallica Saturday) and Slam Dunk for me next year along with Manchester Punk Festival. 

Last leeds I did was 2013 when I took my dad to see Green Day.

May - Steel Panther.

June - Iron Maiden. 

July - Kiss.

Gigs seem to have replaced going to away matches for me. 

 

 

Was eying up a couple this week but the train strike has fucked it 😡

On 10/12/2022 at 22:27, frank_spencer said:

Donnington (just the Metallica Saturday) and Slam Dunk for me next year along with Manchester Punk Festival. 

Last leeds I did was 2013 when I took my dad to see Green Day.

Donnington day tickets. Bloody expensive now .

3 hours ago, Underpants said:

May - Steel Panther.

June - Iron Maiden. 

July - Kiss.

Gigs seem to have replaced going to away matches for me. 

 

 

Steel Panther - one trick pony's.

Iron Maiden- excellent ( but I'm on my jollys)

Kiss - don't bother 

 

Spend ya cash on , Black Star Riders wiv Phil Campbell & TBS 

Then go Bloodstock on the Sunday for Megadeath.

 

Steve Hillage in March at the Ritz is not much shy of £40 a ticket, was pissed last week and so they got bought.

18 hours ago, embankment said:

Donnington day tickets. Bloody expensive now .

It's Metallica and a day if other bands though. Tempted to do the Thursday night too so I don't miss a song I want to hear.

If I was doing bloodstock it'd be Biohazard over Megadeth (like Maiden I can't stand em) Killswitch Engage on the Friday is tempting though.

7 hours ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Steve Hillage in March at the Ritz is not much shy of £40 a ticket, was pissed last week and so they got bought.

Aye prices are creeping up, today i paid 45 for Dropkick Murphys and Pennywise at the Victoria Warehouse. Hopefully the drunken sing along will cover for the shite venue.

21 hours ago, embankment said:

Steel Panther - one trick pony's.

Iron Maiden- excellent ( but I'm on my jollys)

Kiss - don't bother 

 

Spend ya cash on , Black Star Riders wiv Phil Campbell & TBS 

Then go Bloodstock on the Sunday for Megadeath.

 

SP. 80s throwbacks who don't take themselves seriously. Can understand your comment. Still, I think they are a good neets entertainment.

Maiden. Not a fan but looking forward to popping my IM cherry.

Kiss.  Not a big fan at all. Seen them twice and they are probably the best shows I've attended. 

10 hours ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Steve Hillage in March at the Ritz is not much shy of £40 a ticket, was pissed last week and so they got bought.

Will be a great night though.

 

28 minutes ago, Underpants said:

SP. 80s throwbacks who don't take themselves seriously. Can understand your comment. Still, I think they are a good neets entertainment.

Maiden. Not a fan but looking forward to popping my IM cherry.

Kiss.  Not a big fan at all. Seen them twice and they are probably the best shows I've attended. 

4pm Sunday afternoon slot is there standard. 

Iron Maiden,  must have seen them at least 14 times.

Kiss , total bobbins.

 

Kiss want 110 quid so can get in the fucking bin!

Kevin Bridges on top form in Leeds tonight. Great to watch a comedian on stage rather than on a massive screen behind. Probably a contributing factor as to why me and Mrs both enjoyed it far more than we did seeing Peter Kay the other week. 

9 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Kevin Bridges on top form in Leeds tonight. Great to watch a comedian on stage rather than on a massive screen behind. Probably a contributing factor as to why me and Mrs both enjoyed it far more than we did seeing Peter Kay the other week. 

Can't beat watching a comedian within a few feet of them. Shit loads that are better than Bridges and Kay. Just don't get the same coverage.

On 13/12/2022 at 12:01, ErnestTurnip said:

Steve Hillage in March at the Ritz is not much shy of £40 a ticket, was pissed last week and so they got bought.

See ya there

watched the blossoms at the apollo last weekend, they were superb

had rick astley with them who did 3-4 smiths songs, he was bloody fantastic at it

prob get tickets for castlefield bowl in the summer, which is the best venue in manchester imo

Lottery Winners were bloody superb last night. Next stop the Apollo, it seems. 

12 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Lottery Winners were bloody superb last night. Next stop the Apollo, it seems. 

They were excellent weren't they & were clearly blown away by their reception.

 

Gong to try and catch them in London, given loads of people like them.

They're ace but I've managed to miss them up to this point, hope to put that right a couple of times by this point next year their live shows look like a lot of fun.