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Forthcoming gigs.

Shandy drinker said:
Same for me
I remember sabbath was £5 in about 82 and thought it was a massive milestonei
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Shandy drinker said:
Same for me
I remember sabbath was £5 in about 82 and thought it was a massive milestone
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I remember when Springsteen played on The River tour about 1981, was £6 or something, couldnt afford it as I only got £4 paper round money, roll forward 40 odd years and im paying £100
 

Bought tickets for 3 gigs in the last week - £277!!

Neil Young/Elvis in Glasgow (£104), Emmylou at the Empire (£86) and Jason Isbell. at the Glasshouse (£87).

Daft, but what else can we do?!? Man's gotta gig.
 
GTG said:
Bought tickets for 3 gigs in the last week - £277!!

Neil Young/Elvis in Glasgow (£104), Emmylou at the Empire (£86) and Jason Isbell. at the Glasshouse (£87).

Daft, but what else can we do?!? Man's gotta gig.
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I’m hoping that Elvis may announce some headline gigs when he is over here for the support slots with Young.
 
Beaux Gris Gris great entertainment and great fun tonight. On stage for nearly 2 and a half hours. A very good band who hopefully will only get bigger and better.
 
After a bit of a gig famine I've got Ian Prowse In Liverpool this weekend, Madness/Squeeze next week in Newcastle, Shack in Sheffield after the Derby then Trevor Horn in Newcastle the week after!
 
macks1966 said:
I remember when Springsteen played on The River tour about 1981, was £6 or something, couldnt afford it as I only got £4 paper round money, roll forward 40 odd years and im paying £100
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It took you 40 years of delivering papers to buy a Springsteen ticket :eek: :eek: :eek:
morroco_mole said:
After a bit of a gig famine I've got Ian Prowse In Liverpool this weekend, Madness/Squeeze next week in Newcastle, Shack in Sheffield after the Derby then Trevor Horn in Newcastle the week after!
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Hoping to Madness and Trevor Horn but first, Sabaton:cool:.
 
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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Quo, 1976 City Hall £2.50, 6 rows from front. Magic
Parkmaverick said:
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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Is that a fact ? 🤔
 
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