Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 18:47
Didn't the sisters tour with public enemy?eotunun wrote:Someone has to remind America how to make Rock`n Roll , after all the RapCrap of the last ten years.
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Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 18:49
Nope. The tour was called off for some mysterious reason. Officially I think it was concerns about clashes between fans of different races. Unofficially, ticket sales were just crap.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 18:53
"Only" half of the tour was cancelled.
PE supported them on all "tune in turn on load out" dates except Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
PE supported them on all "tune in turn on load out" dates except Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 19:24
found this on live news UK concert outlookThe Sisters of Mercy have added an extra date to their upcoming U.K. tour. The group will now kick off its venture at York's Vanbrugh College on Feb. 16. Tickets went on sale on Thursday (2/8).
tix?...Where?
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 19:31
That article is dated 2001, Burn.
Sorry
Sorry
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 19:43
so they have (clicky) - and the dates following this are Leeds (17/02), Nottingham (18/02), Birmingham (20/02) and London (22/02 and 23/02), if you search hard enough. I believe the tickets have all sold out though.Burn wrote:found this on live news UK concert outlookThe Sisters of Mercy have added an extra date to their upcoming U.K. tour. The group will now kick off its venture at York's Vanbrugh College on Feb. 16. Tickets went on sale on Thursday (2/8).
tix?...Where?
probably because the article refers to the 2001 tour, eh!
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:04
didn't someone mention marx's name elsewhere? that would certainly be a surprising addition and would undoubtedly mean lots of new songs etc.the-happening wrote:I have both hands and feet waving in the air for a surprising addition to the line up, lots of new songs and recordings.
2006 looks good.
unlikely as this might be i'm going to make it my answer to biggy's original question as if i'm going tp have a wild stab in the dark it may as well be something fantastic.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:07
I wouldn't trust Live regarding tour dates anyway. They can't even get Mike Pearson and Adam Varjak's names right 
What next, "The legendary Chris Whammy, the man who east Catalysts!"?
What next, "The legendary Chris Whammy, the man who east Catalysts!"?
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:26
don't know if it's already been posted here, but someone just mentioned on Dominion that tickets are now available for 16th Feb 2006 for what the House of Blues bills as the "Death Metal" band The Sisters of Mercy:
clicky
clicky
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:41
"we hope you like our new direction"
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:49
lazarus corporation wrote:
"we hope you like our new direction"
can't miss that.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:58
Motz wrote:That article is dated 2001, Burn.
Sorry
*hides face in shame vowing never to search for anything again on t'net*
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 20:58
I'm banking on York now then. I'm sure Von said there was something in their contract about being entitled to pull out on grounds of being billed as some obscure darkling genrelazarus corporation wrote:Tickets are now available for 16th Feb 2006 for what the House of Blues bills as the "Death Metal" band The Sisters of Mercy
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:01
just clicked on Laz's linky and the page said that HOB were updating the page...Motz wrote:I'm banking on York now then. I'm sure Von said there was something in their contract about being entitled to pull out on grounds of being billed as some obscure darkling genrelazarus corporation wrote:Tickets are now available for 16th Feb 2006 for what the House of Blues bills as the "Death Metal" band The Sisters of Mercy
pulled?...or corrected?
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:11
It has just occurred to me.
Von was the one that billed them as Death Metal. Obviously
Von was the one that billed them as Death Metal. Obviously
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:11
lazarus corporation wrote:so they have (clicky) - and the dates following this are Leeds (17/02), Nottingham (18/02), Birmingham (20/02) and London (22/02 and 23/02), if you search hard enough. I believe the tickets have all sold out though.Burn wrote:found this on live news UK concert outlookThe Sisters of Mercy have added an extra date to their upcoming U.K. tour. The group will now kick off its venture at York's Vanbrugh College on Feb. 16. Tickets went on sale on Thursday (2/8).
tix?...Where?
probably because the article refers to the 2001 tour, eh!
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:16
If they've put up the link to actually buy the tickets then surely it's for real.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:24
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:25
Crap
Who else is buying all lotery tickets he can get?
Who else is buying all lotery tickets he can get?
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:29
Excellent - I haven't got to worry about not being able to get the time off now 
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:32
Do I now have two weeks more vacation than I did a day ago? James and co., I will keep you posted.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:41
well just a bit Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:46
I've noticed the official TSOM site is down right now. More updates on the way??
I am on the phone to the HOB right now. Will let you know the details when I get'em.
I am on the phone to the HOB right now. Will let you know the details when I get'em.
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:52
It seems to work here, just a bit slow, live news doesn't work though...Methedrome wrote:I've noticed the official TSOM site is down right now. More updates on the way??
I am on the phone to the HOB right now. Will let you know the details when I get'em.
More details please
Posted: 28 Dec 2005, 21:52
more likely to be a temporary server problem (a site shouldn't go down for a simple update)Methedrome wrote:I've noticed the official TSOM site is down right now. More updates on the way??