This tour? The one that hasn't been advertised anywhere but their social media and only went on sale last Friday?Actually I’ve checked 10 and none are sold out
This tour? The one that hasn't been advertised anywhere but their social media and only went on sale last Friday?
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As I've mentioned several times on this thread they alternate new album / hits arena tours with tours of smaller venues playing catalogue tracks to the hardcore fans. Don't see that as a bad thing myself. The casuals who go to arenas or see them with Bon Jovi would not be happy if they played a load of album cuts and b-sides from years ago.
BTW this isn't the first time they've supported Bon Jovi
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Billy Idol was awful, had decided to become some sort of weird electronic act at that point.
The Manics peaked in the late 90's.
What are you on about now? The tickets were £39.50.Hardcore fans at £70 a shot? Right.
Geez, you don't half go to some lengths in order to try and prove a point. You did the same with Editors.Perhaps you’d like to explain why the mediocre band from Wales are performing this latest tour in a series of small venues - none that I’ve checked are sold out?
That's from the corn exchange website. A pretty valid source. You can stick with the magical make believe world that is Grendel-land.I really don’t know which ticket agent you are booking through but I’ve just gone through the whole boring process of ordering a ticket and guess what - it gave me a purchase option
What are you on about now? The tickets were £39.50.
Everything must go was also a top album to be fair
Actually I’ve checked 10 and none are sold out including the 1,600 capacity Corn Exchange
Says the Marillion fan, who incidently peaked around mid-eighties with 2 love songs, Kayleigh and Lavender, soft "Rock" at it's worst. :emoji_fish:Years ago they’d be laughed at as a namby pamby pop band with as much edge as a circle
True, lost their way around that time, but came back with a cracking LP in 2007 "Send Away The Tigers" back to their roots I guess.The Manics peaked in the late 90's.
Says the Marillion fan, who incidently peaked around mid-eighties with 2 love songs, Kayleigh and Lavender, soft "Rock" at it's worst. :emoji_fish:
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Looks like Wasps have booked the party for when we get kicked out the Ricoh...
Don't be so quick to assume - We're only half way there.
My statement was factually accurate
The Manics were caught up in the mid to late 90's indie scene and flopped.
Yep, wish my career was such a failure!I'm not sure they flopped.
That’s the great thing about music , subjective and all down to personal taste.
I wouldn’t pay to go and see the stones or Adele ( or Bon jovi o Bruce Springsteen. For that matter ) , while other a would pay thousands for tickets. I’d happily pay to go and see U2 or the killers and others think they are utter shite!
Accept it and move on....
is that any different for people who think Biamou is better than JCH or that Robins should go because he doenst make subs early enough ?
surely its the same, an opinion.....
That’s the great thing about music , subjective and all down to personal taste.
I wouldn’t pay to go and see the stones or Adele ( or Bon jovi o Bruce Springsteen. For that matter ) , while other a would pay thousands for tickets. I’d happily pay to go and see U2 or the killers and others think they are utter shite!
Accept it and move on....
Sounds like Grendel's posting history.Early Marillion; ‘Script of a Jester’s Tear’ and ‘Fugazi’ were decent. What came after was largely mainstream shit.
How dare you mention them along side Pink Floyd.Poor mans Pink Floyd at best, Marillion.
I would just be surprised if there are many Manic AND Bon Jovi fans.Don't care what any of you think have got our 5 tickets and looking forward to it.
Whole family going, just like at Wembley.
Difference is Music fans turn up in droves everytime for their favorite bands play.I would just be surprised if there are many Manic AND Bon Jovi fans.
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