Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[CaledonianGonzo]

43 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

 

Can expect them back on something like the Acoustic again

[gfa]

27 minutes ago, scatteredscreens said:

To be fair travelling to a gig doesn't HAVE to be damaging to planet. I get public transport to 99 percent of gigs so the footprint is actually low.

Same here - but if you only play in one country your going to force any international fan to fly was more my point!

[scatteredscreens]

46 minutes ago, gfa said:

Same here - but if you only play in one country your going to force any international fan to fly was more my point!

 

They didn't play in one country. They've played across Europe this summer and are doing US dates.

[gfa]

22 minutes ago, scatteredscreens said:

 

They didn't play in one country. They've played across Europe this summer and are doing US dates.

shows how much attention i've been paying!

 

Still though - hope there's more uk dates. only bristol and liverpool is just strange in their biggest market

[balti-pie]

4 hours ago, Henrik said:

 

Engine Rooms is one of my locals. It's OK, but my advice is take earplugs. I have never known a venue to be so absolutely bloody deafening. 

 

And, yeah, very strange location.  

Lovely stuff, ta. I always have a set of earplugs on me anyways, but this will double encourage me. Four deathy bands on the same bill for probs about £25 is a right bargain! 

[chickenfire]

3 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Weirdly this poster shared all over socials just has the English dates on. Here's the full tour: 

[Kaboom Boxer]

4 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

 

 

I saw them at Tempelhof Sounds in 2022 and they were pretty good. The drummer in particular was full of energy and stuck in the memory. Not really heard anything about them since.

[danmarks]

4 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

You bloody what.

 

Get away.

Tbf there are 57quid tickets including fees for albert hall (rausing rear- no idea if any good) and Manchester was up to 60 plus. Ticket was 75 dearest for albert hall - the rest is fees which feels a huge chunk

[OllieMadd]

5 minutes ago, danmarks said:

Tbf there are 57quid tickets including fees for albert hall (rausing rear- no idea if any good) and Manchester was up to 60 plus. Ticket was 75 dearest for albert hall - the rest is fees which feels a huge chunk

Cheapest unrestricted view ticket was £77 for the RAH. And the dearest was £95.50.

 

Edit: just had a look again and the most expensive is in fact 106.50.

Edited 1 hour ago by OllieMadd

[danmarks]

I said that what stung for me is the added extra fees that bring it up to 95.50. Also said there are tickets for £57 but didnt know if they were any good.

Ticket prices are ridiculous for most things - albert hall does have a bit of standing as a venue but doesn't warrant an extra 30quid on (for example) Manchester. However unless everyone stops buying tickets it will continue to be so.

As an aside - the getting to Edinburgh- surely the costs involved in that would offset the cheaper ticket? .

[balti-pie]

On 9/20/2024 at 1:18 PM, ilovelanegan said:

 

Agreed! I think/hope they will keep prices sensible, as they've been one of the few big acts to resist silly prices up to now. Seem to actually give a sh*t about their fans*

 

 

 

 

*hope this does not age poorly 👀

 

bastards! standing tickets are £105 or £120 for the front. I hope its an embarrassing short-sell and there's 11,000 people rattling around the inside of that vaguely ridiculous ground. Down with the Irons