Setlist: Many thanks to ruffers & woolfen
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Ribbons
Doctor Jeep/ Detonation Boulevard
Crash & Burn
Body Electric
No Time To Cry
Body & Soul
We Are The Same, Susanne
Walk Away
Amphetamine Logic
Summer
Rumble
Flood II
Encore:
Vision Thing
Something Fast
Lucretia, My Reflection
Temple Of Love
Romeo Down
That's When I Reach For My Revolver
This Corrosion
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I rarely say this nowadays about Sisters gigs, but I think this will sell out quite fast. I mean it's a weekend double date in London..this MUST sell out fast!
euphoria wrote:I rarely say this nowadays about Sisters gigs, but I think this will sell out quite fast. I mean it's a weekend double date in London..this MUST sell out fast!
I'm not sure they will sell both nights but Friday is payday luckily so I'll pick the tickets up just to be safe
"I've seen Andrew Eldritch in an ice hockey shirt onstage, and I've given him the benefit of the doubt"
Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost
Cant be bothered to check if this is just nicked off the site but Stargreen appear to be confirming no line-up changes:
The Sisters Of Mercy are: Chris Catalyst - guitars, Ben Christo - guitars, Andrew Eldritch - vocals, Nurse - nurse to the Doktor & Doktor Avalanche - drums and bass
Chris Catalyst eats daleks, so he plays guitar.
Ben Christo loves you, so he plays guitar.
Andrew Eldritch would like to believe in redemption, so he sings very quietly.
Nurse is the Right Hand Of God, and Doktor Avalanche is God.
elamanamou wrote:I've looked at reviews by fans on the last tour and some of them said they were disappointing. I haven't seen them for a long time. Looking forward
The last time I saw them in London was at Wembley which wasn't them at their best but they were great in Liverpool and Sheffield earlier this year.
elamanamou wrote:Wembley? Not at their best? in the early days?
Yep, a couple in Wembley in 1990 I think. To be fair I was a bit ahem recreationally challenged at the time but as far as I remember they weren't my favourite gigs. Other people may have enjoyed them more though!
abridged wrote:Any good (and I know it's that there London) cheap hotels near the Roundhouse? My actual first visit there.
I've booked into Camden Lock hotel on the 2nd. 0.1 miles from venue. Stayed here before, not great but so convenient. Bookings going quick!
Thanks! Thanks the one I picked. Possibly booked by lots of people in black!
Thanks for the tip,I had two nights booked at the Kings Cross Premier Inn for around £280 but I've cancelled them and got in here, single room £90 a night. If I see you I'll buy you a drink with the hundred quid you saved me
"I've seen Andrew Eldritch in an ice hockey shirt onstage, and I've given him the benefit of the doubt"
Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost
I'd just have to convince some unsuspecting soul to give me their address...
I went ahead and had them held at the box office. The website says that the box office will be open during the day and prior to the show.
I just have flashbacks to Liverpool where they didn't open the box office until the doors opened. I got around that by turning blue and freezing to death, inspiring pity and an early box office open, but I don't know if I can pull that off in September.
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