Acts Touring around Glastonbury 2023

[GeezLouise]

@kingcrawler are you able to change the title of the thread to '2023'?

[thewayiam]

5 hours ago, RatingsAndMoney said:

The Black Keys a definite for Glastonbury Sunday then? 3rd down pyramid/sub other stage perhaps?

Yeah that's other sub I think, they will be a bit niche for Pyramid now I think. They would fit under QOTSA very easily which would mean a female act subbing Elton which isn't unlikely.

[4AssedMonkey]

22 hours ago, Sorcha17 said:

KT Tunstall always great value live, but thought she'd had to quite touring as it was making her deaf?

6 hours ago, sheerin_lfc said:

I realise that they are in the Uk at this point, but Manchester Thurs/Glasgow Sat probably rules out Friday and so only realistically leaves Sunday, but again you've still got the back to back gig problem and I only see 1 on that list.  I'd suggest this might actually rule them out.

[balthazarstarbuck]

19 hours ago, charlierc said:

There's enough there that, if I was Belgium-based, I'd give it a look. But I'm not sure I find it as alluring as some others I've contemplated.

Though the fuck is that poster design? Awful font and a yellow/grey colour scheme that really does not fit together.

It’s so bad I read it the first time and was surprised Editors weren’t on there.

Normal service was resumed on the second reading.

[kingcrawler]

43 minutes ago, GeezLouise said:

@kingcrawler are you able to change the title of the thread to '2023'?

Nope, it won’t let me edit it unfortunately. 

[p.pete]

5 minutes ago, 4AssedMonkey said:

KT Tunstall always great value live, but thought she'd had to quite touring as it was making her deaf?

I realise that they are in the Uk at this point, but Manchester Thurs/Glasgow Sat probably rules out Friday and so only realistically leaves Sunday, but again you've still got the back to back gig problem and I only see 1 on that list.  I'd suggest this might actually rule them out.

I don't remember this back-to-back gig thing getting talked about nearly as much in the past.  I get it when you're talking about massive shows that maybe take a lot of logistics to move about the place, or when the band / artist has toured to death in their career already and have the desire and autonomy to say they don't want to be on stage every night.  Currently it's December and we're trying to predict what schedules people will have 6+ months away, sure we have some info but how many gaps will get filled in?  I can't remember what was normal 3 years ago, but I have in my head 'most' acts would do more than 4 gigs in a week making it hard to avoid back-to-backs.  A few weeks ago we were talking about many artists cancelling tours and festivals trying to set their prices so that they'd survive - are any of those things likely to play out next year too?

[4AssedMonkey]

20 minutes ago, p.pete said:

I don't remember this back-to-back gig thing getting talked about nearly as much in the past.  I get it when you're talking about massive shows that maybe take a lot of logistics to move about the place, or when the band / artist has toured to death in their career already and have the desire and autonomy to say they don't want to be on stage every night.  Currently it's December and we're trying to predict what schedules people will have 6+ months away, sure we have some info but how many gaps will get filled in?  I can't remember what was normal 3 years ago, but I have in my head 'most' acts would do more than 4 gigs in a week making it hard to avoid back-to-backs.  A few weeks ago we were talking about many artists cancelling tours and festivals trying to set their prices so that they'd survive - are any of those things likely to play out next year too?

As well as the logistics on larger shows it's also an age thing.  In your 20's you're pretty much indestructible and your body/voice etc. can deal with it and recover.  Think there was something about this on a Sky Arts doc I watched once saying that throats in particular are less resilient after about 35 and back to back gigs can lead to damage and infections.  I'd say the older the act, the more recovery time they'd need.

[Crazyfool01]

1 hour ago, GeezLouise said:

@kingcrawler are you able to change the title of the thread to '2023'?

done 🙂 

[TGCarr]

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[sisco]

2 hours ago, 4AssedMonkey said:

KT Tunstall always great value live, but thought she'd had to quite touring as it was making her deaf?

I realise that they are in the Uk at this point, but Manchester Thurs/Glasgow Sat probably rules out Friday and so only realistically leaves Sunday, but again you've still got the back to back gig problem and I only see 1 on that list.  I'd suggest this might actually rule them out.

Doing back to back London/Manc.  Day off then Glasgow/Glasto.  Sure they’ll be absolutely fine.  Will be late on whatever stage they’re playing too

[lendan]

12 hours ago, sheerin_lfc said:

See them on their last tour in London, great live, hopefully they’ll be on the lineup

[AlexOvd]

[Gnomicide]

6 minutes ago, AlexOvd said:

Are Tripple Red a Def Leppard tribute act?

[Suprefan]

2 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Are Tripple Red a Def Leppard tribute act?

Rapper. Keep up with what the kids listen to. 😏

[Gnomicide]

2 minutes ago, Suprefan said:

Rapper. Keep up with what the kids listen to. 😏

It was a logo reference. Graphic design is my passion.

[sisco]

[gfa]

7 minutes ago, sisco said:

Anyone know the capacity on this -  @eFestivals / @Neil ? 10k i found from a few years ago but saw an article saying its grown 60% in one year recently so not too sure

[Supernintendo Chalmers]

56 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Are Tripple Red a Def Leppard tribute act?

I thought it was a shade of lipstick

[jannybruck]

[p.pete]

25 minutes ago, gfa said:

Anyone know the capacity on this -  @eFestivals / @Neil ? 10k i found from a few years ago but saw an article saying its grown 60% in one year recently so not too sure

Sounds like it's bigger than Bundoran...  wow, wiki says just under 2k people, smaller than I remember!

[Justcalledtosay]

5 minutes ago, jannybruck said:

That's a shame.

[maelzoid]

1 hour ago, Gnomicide said:

It was a logo reference. Graphic design is my passion.

The pyrite font is available for free. Mr Redd really should be sacking his design team because it looks both shit and derivative. 

[maelzoid]

Disappointed that there’s no RATM return, but think the R+L lineup is solid as fuck. Not enough there to tempt me, but if I was on my final year of A-levels I think I’d be all over it.

[nikkic]

35 minutes ago, jannybruck said:

Big big shame that

[p.pete]

For some reason youtube just gave me an advert for Sziget festival and thought I hadn't spotted the lineup being posted on here: