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Forthcoming gigs.


faith brothers said:
Gig prices are daft now mind. My first ever gig was The Jam in 1982 they were £5 a ticket🤣
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Once upon a time a tour was a loss leader to promote an album with T-shirts to subside the loss now its tours and merch which is the only way bands make money
Bit in the future but Faithless, Razorlight and Proclaimers for Lindisfarne in September
 
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GordonMuchallNo1Fan said:
Was the the co-op live at Manchester on Friday to see a band I had no idea about called Bad Omens (the wife likes so them so I was dragged along). Obviously not my choice of music but thought it was ok but as I said in July after my first visit (ELO), that arena at Manchester is absolutely magnificent mind so so good and it's worth visiting if you get a chance. Stereophonics for us on Saturday at the appalling Newcastle Arena.
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Went to the co op last summer for Liam Gallagher, great venue. Back there this Saturday. Man City away then Jamiroquai next door after the match.
 
T-Shirt Prices are getting silly for some now too. Mate was at Lacuna Coil last week, said tickets were good, about £25:00 but t-shirts were £45!
 
morroco_mole said:
T-Shirt Prices are getting silly for some now too. Mate was at Lacuna Coil last week, said tickets were good, about £25:00 but t-shirts were £45!
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Aye. Think everybody knows they need to make money, but the mark up on the likes of the ts are huge.

Even my Ian Prowse vinyl I bought on Friday was £30, which seems a leap. I was happy to pay it though as it sort of marked the gig & I got it signed after.
 
Longy said:
Aye. Think everybody knows they need to make money, but the mark up on the likes of the ts are huge.

Even my Ian Prowse vinyl I bought on Friday was £30, which seems a leap. I was happy to pay it though as it sort of marked the gig & I got it signed after.
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Giving em away compared to man of the people Fender
 
Babyshambles tonight newc
Still a bit pissed off he announced Boro gig after id bought tickets for this one
Pain in the ass (i.e. expensive) getting back to Stockton tonight as I really fancy having a few beers for the gig
 
Beaux Gris Gris at the Cluny tomorrow night -- shame as it clashes with the Liverpool game - do I do a Likely Lads and try and avoid the score
 
Longy said:
Aye. Think everybody knows they need to make money, but the mark up on the likes of the ts are huge.

Even my Ian Prowse vinyl I bought on Friday was £30, which seems a leap. I was happy to pay it though as it sort of marked the gig & I got it signed after.
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New Live one?
Longy said:
Aye. Think everybody knows they need to make money, but the mark up on the likes of the ts are huge.

Even my Ian Prowse vinyl I bought on Friday was £30, which seems a leap. I was happy to pay it though as it sort of marked the gig & I got it signed after.
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Got a Tea Towel at the Christmas show last year :)
 
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Three gigs this week - Misery Bacon, ADRA and SL Walkinshaw tonight at Star & Shadow Cinema (Newcastle). Porridge Radio at Brudenell Social Club (Leeds) on Friday. Silver Nun at North Road Methodist Church (Durham) on Saturday.
 
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