Oasis

[Ayrshire Chris]

52 minutes ago, stuie said:

 

 

OK has anybody got any more straws to clutch? 

Running low here. 

 

 

Underlining the word not. 
methinks they doth protest too much😊😉

[hodgey123]

33 minutes ago, briddj said:

 

I can confirm Blossoms are third on the bill.

 

 

Is this just for Heaton Park?

[dotdash79]

1 hour ago, mazola said:

Got my email, do we know what time the presale is? Can't find any info with some half arsed googling

Friday 7pm I’ve seen on the Facebook events 

[FuzzyDunlop]

56 minutes ago, briddj said:

 

I can confirm Blossoms are third on the bill.

 

 

Woof - awful line up, barring Oasis

Edited August 28 by FuzzyDunlop

[09matthewsw]

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

[CaledonianGonzo]

Nope

[stuie]

3 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

 

No. 

Glastonbury tickets are oversubscribed anyway.  I can't see it having any effect but if it does, it will be soaked up by the pool and it'll still sell out in the normal way. 

 

[Ben7amin_]

4 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

 

Can not think of any reason why it would - Can you show your working on how you came up with this question 

[henry bear]

7 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

In the same way the Eras tour kiboshed sales for Glastonbury 24? I think it sold out eventually 

[Ayrshire Chris]

13 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

No, but might lead to a shortage of bucket hats in the market

[09matthewsw]

9 minutes ago, Ben7amin_ said:

 

Can not think of any reason why it would - Can you show your working on how you came up with this question 

1,000,000 people spending upwards of £150 6 weeks (?) before T-day. I’m not suggesting Glastonbury won’t sale out but surely it’s gonna dent demand a little bit. 
 

6 minutes ago, henry bear said:

In the same way the Eras tour kiboshed sales for Glastonbury 24? I think it sold out eventually 

Not gonna debate this but think this dwarfs the Eras tour on every metric you could think of 

[Crazyfool01]

Just now, 09matthewsw said:

1,000,000 people spending upwards of £150 6 weeks (?) before T-day. I’m not suggesting Glastonbury won’t sale out but surely it’s gonna dent demand a little bit. 
 

Not gonna debate this but think this dwarfs the Eras tour on every metric you could think of 

But not in the numbers that purchase actual tickets ? 

[Joey Peeps]

1 hour ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

 

Someone re-posted Neil Kulkarni's blistering Gallaghers shoeing last night

 

 

 

 

Agree with much of this whilst also liking some of their tunes. 

[paulshane]

2 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

1,000,000 people spending upwards of £150 6 weeks (?) before T-day. I’m not suggesting Glastonbury won’t sale out but surely it’s gonna dent demand a little bit. 
 

Not gonna debate this but think this dwarfs the Eras tour on every metric you could think of 

 

it'll have practically zero effect on glastonbury sales

[briddj]

47 minutes ago, hodgey123 said:

 

Is this just for Heaton Park?

 

Just Heaton.

[09matthewsw]

4 minutes ago, Crazyfool01 said:

But not in the numbers that purchase actual tickets ? 

I’m not so familiar with the UK dates that Taylor did, was it more than Oasis have announced?

 

worth mentioning that their are reports that more dates will follow for Oasis 

 

talking on a UK scale here, not doubt that Taylor wipes the floor with Oasis in the states 

[stuie]

8 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

Not gonna debate this but think this dwarfs the Eras tour on every metric you could think of 

 

Apart from ticket sales? 

She sold 650,000 tickets for her London shows alone. 

[Crazyfool01]

Without looking I’d imagine Coldplay have done similar numbers last year maybe more … no impact either 

[09matthewsw]

9 minutes ago, stuie said:

 

Apart from ticket sales? 

She sold 650,000 tickets for her London shows alone. 

This Oasis tour will be close to double that once the Wednesday Heaton Park and Wembley dates are inevitably confirmed 

 

1 minute ago, Crazyfool01 said:

Without looking I’d imagine Coldplay have done similar numbers last year maybe more … no impact either 

… they headlined? 

[Skip997]

37 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

So do we think that this Oasis reunion could hurt Glastonbury ticket sales? 

Not a chance. Glastonbury is too much of a “bucket list” event. 

[efcfanwirral]

I think the only effect it'll have after this announcement they're definitely not playing is removing a few people who would've only tried for Glastonbury to be at the first Oasis gig back. So back to wherever Glastonbury demand would be if Oasis weren't touring. 

Edited August 28 by efcfanwirral

[stuie]

3 minutes ago, 09matthewsw said:

This Oasis tour will be close to double that once the Wednesday Heaton Park and Wembley dates are inevitably confirmed

 

Yes, that's right... so probably about 1,000,000 when you include Cardiff, Liverpool, and Edinburgh.   So it's directly comparable, not dwarfed by Oasis 'on every metric', which was the point!   

 

 

 

[gfa]

Hope London gets someone decent as a replacement for Courteeners

 

Blossoms and Courteeners is exactly what you'd expect but my god its beyond boring

 

Courteeners probably aren't doing London as they'd get a smaller crowd than Blossoms on before them lol

[grassman]

Other than the ballot, which I have signed up for, is there another presale?  I've heard rumours of one, and have been on the mailing list since 1994 or thereabouts, so was hoping there might be something for loyal fans or whatever...

[charlierc]

50 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

No, but might lead to a shortage of bucket hats in the market

Even the ones that have twat and c**t written on in a pattern as I saw at both Arctic Monkeys last year and Foo Fighters earlier this year?