I donât mean how many they sold. I mean the lack of spare tickets floating around at this stage either anecdotally or informally or on the resale websites like toutless, twickets etc.
I donât think the rolling stones even sold out croke park. It goes to show what shit taste vast swathes of the country have that itâs Garth Brooks, Coldplay and Oasis that can sell out five nights of croke park. But like you Iâm still surprised Coldplay are in that territory.
Its classic TFK to begrudge Coldplay being popular among the masses.
Viva la Vida, Charlie Brown, Fix You and Sky Full of Stars are four all time great songs. And the supporting cast of Yellow, The Scientist etc are very good too.
Thereâs just something off about them, too much output and clean living maybe. They became a bit ubiquitous. I know fuck all about music but that first album was excellent and I think so was the one with âThe Scientistâ on it, that was probably the second one.
Hopefully it goes well on the night anyway, from the sounds of it; if a bomb goes off, our whole professional services industry will be wiped out. Iâd rather go and see Kylie or Avril Lavigne myself.
I saw them over in Luton on a balmy Summerâs evening back in May.
They have it.
Magdalena Bay - Button Factory in November
For anyone who missed out on OasisâŚKeith Duffy & Brian McFadden are teaming up as Boyzlife to perform the hits of Boyzone & Westlife. Nationwide dates early in the new year & tickets on sale now.
Epic
Looking forward to hearing the tales of you queuing in the rain to get Mrs bandage tickets, you solo parenting when Mrs bandage goes off to see them twice over a long weekend with the gals and finally when yourself and Mrs bandage go to see them together at Xmas
Dressed like that at any gig, like you are in the golf clubhouse, on a yacht, or in the lounge bar, is CUNTISH behaviour. As someone I knew, who dressed like that, went to U2 in Cork years ago and said âthey were alright, they didnât sound like they did on the CD thoughâ.
Get in early and hope the dynamic pricing doesnât fuck you over
U2 have a virtual concert now in the Sphere in Las Vegas that looks and feels like the band are there but they are not.
Youâd imagine thatâs the future of music and the entertainment bidniz