Come Together Festival 2025 - Newcastle

[charlierc]

Tried to make a post on this thread and nearly got a DDoS malware hack. The f**k was that about.

[charlierc]

49 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Well, Fender officially out of the picture now.

 

Let the guessing games commence!

Noisy few weeks round those parts tbf given the park where this festival is going is round the corner from SJP.

 

Maybe they'll bring in SF to play a new NUFC stadium if one is opened within the next 5-6 years.

[NorthernSoul52]

Imagine Fender will be playing SJP or any replacement until he drops off the cliff, and even then, it might still be one to sway.

[osymyso]

Don't know where these ACDC rumours are coming from, but I was told by someone who knows someone who knows someone (don't they all) that it's almost across the line.

[JayDiesel]

27 minutes ago, osymyso said:

Don't know where these ACDC rumours are coming from, but I was told by someone who knows someone who knows someone (don't they all) that it's almost across the line.

There's something quite admirable that in a world full of indistinguishable, mid-sized festivals, someone can just come along and in their first year bag one of the most notoriously difficult festival acts on Earth.

[NorthernSoul52]

That would be quite the coup, though given BJ's roots, Newcastle's absence from touring plans always felt a bit strange.

[NorthernSoul52]

If St James' Park having Fender and this can lead to more big gigs for the north-east not at the Stadium of Light, all for it from a travel and logistics standpoint.

Edited Monday at 09:05 PM by NorthernSoul52

[brettredmayne]

12 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

If St James' Park having Fender and this can lead to more big gigs for the north-east not at the Stadium of Light, all for it from a travel and logistics standpoint.

I live next to the Stadium of light and it's amazing not to have to travel , it's not the far from Newcastle and I have to make the trip loads 

 

Only way Newcastle gets bigger gigs at St James is a massive development, it can't handle big productions 

 

Sunderland are getting a concert next year but no idea who, if I was to guess I would say the stones 

Edited Tuesday at 09:54 AM by brettredmayne

[NorthernSoul52]

Would be about time. Stadium of Light pretty much the lone "regular" stadium stop for tours in the UK they've not played, or at least when it comes to a city anyway, this millennium.