Posted: 08 Mar 2006, 17:18
The ticket for Leeds says "Plus Special Guests".Brideoffrankenstein wrote:My ticket for Norwich UEA says "plus support" at the bottom
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Posted: 08 Mar 2006, 17:23
London ticket has no mention of a support band... still about shakey about that "age restriction" though... 
Posted: 08 Mar 2006, 17:49
True enough young chap. But you have to admit, a gig from The Girls on top of meeting and getting p1ssed with the finest this planet has to offer (even the leeds and scouse fansMotz wrote:I don't think you're giving the experience of a Heartland meet the credit it deserves. Some of us aren't just going for The SistersHom_Corleone wrote:Who gives a s**t? We're all going to see The Sisters!!!!!!
) is about as good as it gets.Posted: 08 Mar 2006, 19:57
Your planet, or the one all the others are on?Planet Dave wrote:True enough young chap. But you have to admit, a gig from The Girls on top of meeting and getting p1ssed with the finest this planet has to offer (even the leeds and scouse fansMotz wrote:I don't think you're giving the experience of a Heartland meet the credit it deserves. Some of us aren't just going for The SistersHom_Corleone wrote:Who gives a s**t? We're all going to see The Sisters!!!!!!
But you're quite right
Posted: 12 Mar 2006, 22:33
I have been away long time. Can't find is there a thread about Warlocks? I quite liked them live, bought their CD, finally even another CD by them and... didn't like very much to listen to them at home. Now my friend who has been a a member of several indie pop bands since 90s or so, listens to theose CDs. He has plenty of time to do it 
But - as I said - I really enjoyed them all 6 times before Sisters 
But - as I said - I really enjoyed them all 6 times before Sisters Posted: 28 Mar 2006, 00:00
I told you not to worry about that already.robertzombie wrote:London ticket has no mention of a support band... still about shakey about that "age restriction" though...
This is an opinion based on no facts whatsoever apart from prior experience, although it was, ulp, a long time ago...
Posted: 28 Mar 2006, 10:44
As long as you are over 16 you are fine, although under 18s should be accompanied by an adult. I've taken my son to the Astoria when he was 14 with no problems for age restricted gigs. I expect the door staff generally can't be arsed to check ages though.robertzombie wrote:London ticket has no mention of a support band... still about shakey about that "age restriction" though...
Posted: 29 Mar 2006, 19:55
You beat me to that one Dan, maybe we all get to join in one song eachDan wrote:The ticket for Leeds says "Plus Special Guests".Brideoffrankenstein wrote:My ticket for Norwich UEA says "plus support" at the bottom
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 09:42
I know something you don't know. I know something you don't know.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 10:04
I've walked into the astoria alone around the age of 14! They have those same age restrictions for HIM gigs, think of all the underage people at them!Donald wrote:As long as you are over 16 you are fine, although under 18s should be accompanied by an adult. I've taken my son to the Astoria when he was 14 with no problems for age restricted gigs. I expect the door staff generally can't be arsed to check ages though.robertzombie wrote:London ticket has no mention of a support band... still about shakey about that "age restriction" though...
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 10:20
Eh?I know something you don't know. I know something you don't know.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 10:22
Makin' me curiousChairman Bux wrote:I know something you don't know. I know something you don't know.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Though when there's nothing planned for Paris and Brussels, it's none of my interests anyway, I'm affraid
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 10:50
Headlines and deadlines prevent such situations I'm afraid.Obviousman wrote:Makin' me curiousChairman Bux wrote:I know something you don't know. I know something you don't know.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Though when there's nothing planned for Paris and Brussels, it's none of my interests anyway, I'm affraid
Though we are tinkled pink to have them on board, once the i's are crossed and the t's dotted.
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 10:53
Guessed soChairman Bux wrote:Headlines and deadlines prevent such situations I'm afraid.
Though we are tinkled pink to have them on board, once the i's are crossed and the t's dotted.
More than glad enough to see the Sisters all by themselves too
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 14:42
My interpretation is... a support act has been organised for the uk dates. The "ones for the boys" suggests we might have some nice girlies to look at.TheGoodSon wrote:Eh?I know something you don't know. I know something you don't know.
Negotiations have been concluded. Dispatches from the war room should be on their way in the next day or three. Watch that space.
This one's for the boys. You have been warned.
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 14:45
Sounds like The Ivories (who I missed at Ally Pally 
)
)Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 15:23
I concur.
Too obvious Mr Chairman
"Tinkle the Ivories" = play the piano.Chairman Bux wrote:we are tinkled pink to have them on board,
Too obvious Mr Chairman
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 16:23
and I thought The Pink Floyd were gonna reunite
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 16:27
To support The Sisters?Can you imagine the lighting rig you'd need to do the proper deal for both bands?
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 16:42
Yes I can. And it's lovely. And shiny. And would just about fit into Soldiers Field at Roundhay Park.markfiend wrote:
Can you imagine the lighting rig you'd need to do the proper deal for both bands?
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 17:45
THE IVORIES!
They're great, Maybe I'll have to find my way over there for a few dates now. The Ivories are hot hot hot.
They're great, Maybe I'll have to find my way over there for a few dates now. The Ivories are hot hot hot.
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 18:09
Just listened to some of the ivories songs for the first time and they have a great sound should be an amazing night (obviously with seeing the sisters....but with a decent support aswell!)
should be an amazing night (obviously with seeing the sisters....but with a decent support aswell!)Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 19:36
Posted: 13 Apr 2006, 19:42
And it's official toobismarck wrote:THE IVORIES!
They're great, Maybe I'll have to find my way over there for a few dates now. The Ivories are hot hot hot.
Nihil at Paris, anyone
OPENING ACT FOR PARIS
Posted: 14 Apr 2006, 10:34
I just saw this on the SOM site:
UPDATE [April 13] :
Very Special Guests in Paris: NIHIL
with this link:
http://www.nihilband.com/index.php
What is Nihil like?
Has anyone gotten to the bottom of the camera issue yet?
This is us (in the middle (at Burning Man))(this is starting to look like LISP):
http://lowey.net/burningman//pics/pages ... Pinkys.htm
If you guys see us say hi.
UPDATE [April 13] :
Very Special Guests in Paris: NIHIL
with this link:
http://www.nihilband.com/index.php
What is Nihil like?
Has anyone gotten to the bottom of the camera issue yet?
This is us (in the middle (at Burning Man))(this is starting to look like LISP):
http://lowey.net/burningman//pics/pages ... Pinkys.htm
If you guys see us say hi.