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Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 11:05 pm
by JohnnnyB
philipchevron wrote:
JohnnnyB wrote:Hi there,
i just saw on mcd.ie Pogues playing on 4.12. (Friday) in Dublin / Olympic Theatre.
Will there be - like announced - also gigs on 5./6.December?
For your answers thanks in advance, greez from Germany, Jochen


Yes.


Thanks :D

Support act in December

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:14 am
by DzM
It's been confirmed that William Elliott Whitmore will be providing support for all the December shows. He's fantastic! Don't miss him.

Re: Support act in December

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:22 am
by firehazard
DzM wrote:It's been confirmed that William Elliott Whitmore will be providing support for all the December shows. He's fantastic! Don't miss him.


I've just gone and said how excited I am about this in another thread. So I shouldn't say it here too, should I? But dammit, I'm excited.

Re: Support act in December

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:28 am
by DzM
firehazard wrote:
DzM wrote:It's been confirmed that William Elliott Whitmore will be providing support for all the December shows. He's fantastic! Don't miss him.


I've just gone and said how excited I am about this in another thread. So I shouldn't say it here too, should I? But dammit, I'm excited.

That's twice as excited as you would have been had you posted only once!

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:29 am
by James
Fuck it, I'm going Brixton. Nevermind the money worries. I've been every year since '05 and now isn't the time to break a habit.

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 4:29 pm
by mike1
Ticketmaster.ie is now advertising tickets for Belfast and the first of the Dublin nights(4th) only.

Tickets onsale from 9.00 on Friday. Due to work commitments can only make Saturday the 5th- so hopefully they'll go on sale soon.

Re: Support act in December

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 4:54 pm
by DownInTheGround
DzM wrote:It's been confirmed that William Elliott Whitmore will be providing support for all the December shows. He's fantastic! Don't miss him.


Awesome, from what I have heard by WEW this sould be a good choice for support. Any chance of anyother Special Guests?

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 5:58 pm
by eddymcpre
Does any1 know the setlist or is it:
1. Streams of Whiskey
2. If I Should Fall From Grace with God
3. Broad Majestic Shannon
4. Young Ned of the Hill

You know where I'm going, one or two different tunes included.... CAN'T FAACKIN' W8 FOR THE EVENT IN MANCHESTER!!!!, Phils THERE THIS YEAR, ORIGINALITY!!!!!!

Got my Ticket last week to, Ticketmaster the legends!! haha

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:44 pm
by no username
Does anyone know what the score is about when the tickets go on sale for the 5th? IM presuming friday morning based on the ticketmaster website?!

Just a bit nervous that I get in the standing area,as I will be travelling a long way for this. (on ryanair).

roll on december!

Re: Brum's New o2 academy

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 8:23 pm
by VILLAPUNX
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:I saw the Twang there on Friday (opening weekend, second gig ) so thought i'd let anyone interested know what its like .
It's layout is very similar to the last one, balcony as before. More bars, a bit easier to get a drink, £3.60/pint though, it aint cheap,
all new and sparkly, great atmosphere, close to hurst street for a pre gig drink and a great atmosphere, it has the makings of a top venue.
The Pogues will be awesome in it, can't wait, Brixton tickets arrived today, been listening to rumsod,love to hear old main drag again this year

Thanx 4 review RSTL easier to get a drink mmm.... cant 4 the life of me see how this could help! The price is about right thesedays just take the bulk on board pre-gig. Hope it had good sound merch area etc... I suppose us oldies will have to get used to it. Not sure on sparkly I go more sleazy dive! Still well up 4 it tho....... Thanx again RSTL oh and just to repeat myself again after another glorious weekend....GABBY'S GOAL!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Brum's New o2 academy

PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:39 pm
by rumsodomyandthelash
VILLAPUNX wrote:
rumsodomyandthelash wrote:I saw the Twang there on Friday (opening weekend, second gig ) so thought i'd let anyone interested know what its like .
It's layout is very similar to the last one, balcony as before. More bars, a bit easier to get a drink, £3.60/pint though, it aint cheap,
all new and sparkly, great atmosphere, close to hurst street for a pre gig drink and a great atmosphere, it has the makings of a top venue.
The Pogues will be awesome in it, can't wait, Brixton tickets arrived today, been listening to rumsod,love to hear old main drag again this year

Thanx 4 review RSTL easier to get a drink mmm.... cant 4 the life of me see how this could help! The price is about right thesedays just take the bulk on board pre-gig. Hope it had good sound merch area etc... I suppose us oldies will have to get used to it. Not sure on sparkly I go more sleazy dive! Still well up 4 it tho....... Thanx again RSTL oh and just to repeat myself again after another glorious weekend....GABBY'S GOAL!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes Merch area, similar to as before and what a weekend !! Can you hear the City sing ? Nooooooooooo Nooooooooooooo
Maybe see you at the gig mate

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 9:36 am
by Fr. McGreer
no username wrote:Does anyone know what the score is about when the tickets go on sale for the 5th? IM presuming friday morning based on the ticketmaster website?!

Just a bit nervous that I get in the standing area,as I will be travelling a long way for this. (on ryanair).

roll on december!


You should be ok to get tickets for the standing area. The gigs tend to sell slowly over here due to general apathy and the fact it's not yet been publised widely. Also, no one has any money anyway.

Having said that, i'll be online at 9am on friday. I'm not leaving anything to chance, this is the first year the lads are playing the best venue in Dublin and it holds less than a quarter of the old Point Depot. It's gonna rock.

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:00 am
by bideach
no username wrote:Does anyone know what the score is about when the tickets go on sale for the 5th? IM presuming friday morning based on the ticketmaster website?!

Just a bit nervous that I get in the standing area,as I will be travelling a long way for this. (on ryanair).

roll on december!


Same here. I don't care how much I have to pay for the plain tickets, I just want to make sure I get tickets for the standing area.

I haven't checked yet though, which airline flies from Finland to Dublin on friday and back on Sunday... Maybe I should do that as well.

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:07 am
by Aslak
Flights and hotel booked for Dublin, Friday-Monday :D
Had to travel via London to get there in time for the concert, but it's sure worth it :D

Re: England, Scotland, Ireland 2009

PostPosted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:59 pm
by chatterbox
Finnair used to fly Dublin-Helsinki but i think Aer Lingus are the only ones who fly that route direct now.