Posted: 25 Apr 2014, 12:14
Purchased my train tickets this morning,using the new two together railcard I paid 57 quid each return from Nottingham to Glasgow.
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yum?!
Posted: 11 May 2014, 16:50
Its not like me to turn down ANYTHING from the chippy! It must have looked pretty terrible
Posted: 22 May 2014, 15:33
I have one ticket for sale for the Glasgow gig.. if anyone wants it...pm me.
Posted: 22 May 2014, 15:40
cheers fella, I gave it another go on the abacus and it's still a 'naw'.Andrew S wrote:Weebles, there's floor space ot mine, if it takes the sting out the cost.weebleswobble wrote:If I had the cash I might, but unless I can sell one of your kidneys....
Andrew
We can but hope that PLYC is heard and understood.
Posted: 29 May 2014, 15:54
Won't be at the gig, but if anyone's up for this afterwards:
Nae EBM DJs this time, promise.
Nae EBM DJs this time, promise.
Posted: 29 May 2014, 18:48
Ooh, Jamaica Street. Nice touch 
I'm not going to the gig, but if I was I'd pop in for sure...
I'm not going to the gig, but if I was I'd pop in for sure...
Posted: 29 May 2014, 21:29
Oh. Won't bother then.Dark wrote:Nae EBM DJs this time, promise.
Posted: 29 May 2014, 22:41
I was that Drunk I never noticedDark wrote:Nae EBM DJs this time, promise.
School Bully's got 2 days off this time
Posted: 31 May 2014, 19:12
Well, Baz will probably have plenty of oldschool Belgian EBM and New Beat. If you ask nicely.centurionofprix wrote:Oh. Won't bother then.Dark wrote:Nae EBM DJs this time, promise.
Posted: 05 Jun 2014, 15:18
No frozen mars bars for me. Too far and I'm gutted. From what I understand as result of playing the festival this contains a clause that no other UK dates will occur for a period of time. However I have heard that dates will be bolt on into Scandinavia region.
Posted: 05 Jun 2014, 17:07
Sadly the Scandinavia region won't happen.Bahamas wrote:However I have heard that dates will be bolt on into Scandinavia region.
Posted: 05 Jun 2014, 18:10
Evereybody is so well informed..so tell us what you know.TheBoyNextDoor wrote:Sadly the Scandinavia region won't happen.Bahamas wrote:However I have heard that dates will be bolt on into Scandinavia region.
Posted: 05 Jun 2014, 18:33
Gigs were planned but then cancelled, s**t happens, maybe they play somewhere else or later or sooner, I don't know.
Posted: 07 Jun 2014, 12:08
This seems unlikely to me,I have never heard of this before with other bands,and it certainly didnt apply when the Sisters played the same festival in 2011. A cursory glance at the line up this year and it includes New Model Army,Airbourne,and Chas and Dave! all bands that are playing the UK later this year. Metallica,their big headliner are playing another festival,the week before!.Often bands are prevented from announcing other dates until after their appearance and it may be this that is affecting the Sisters,or it may be that Chris is simply fitting in dates around his and Ben's other bands.[/b]Bahamas wrote:No frozen mars bars for me. Too far and I'm gutted. From what I understand as result of playing the festival this contains a clause that no other UK dates will occur for a period of time. However I have heard that dates will be bolt on into Scandinavia region.
Posted: 24 Jun 2014, 10:51
I managed to get the afternoon off for this - I'll see some of you in McPhabbs and/or Sleazy's:-)
Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 14:51
Are tickets still available and is it going to be worth going to?
Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 19:19
Ghost324 wrote:Are tickets still available ...
Check it out!
http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/36004C52B29B4FDB
Ghost324 wrote:... and is it going to be worth going to?
What a question ...
...Posted: 30 Jun 2014, 21:28
Buy 'em in person from the ABCs Box Office, nae booking fee!Being645 wrote:Ghost324 wrote:Are tickets still available ...
Check it out!
http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/36004C52B29B4FDB
Ghost324 wrote:... and is it going to be worth going to?
What a question ...
Posted: 02 Jul 2014, 08:51
Unfortunately, it seems I have to give up Glasgow blast. So that if anyone needs a ticket yet (allright, with a discount...), PM me, still hopefully time to deliver...
petr
petr
Posted: 02 Jul 2014, 17:38
Oh, sad to hear ...sukhoi wrote:Unfortunately, it seems I have to give up Glasgow blast. So that if anyone needs a ticket yet (allright, with a discount...), PM me, still hopefully time to deliver...
petr
... anyway, hopefully you find someone for the ticket!Possibly yes ...Andrew S wrote:I managed to get the afternoon off for this - I'll see some of you in McPhabbs and/or Sleazy's:-)
...Posted: 02 Jul 2014, 18:58
Gutted that I can't wrangle time off work for this one
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 13:17
Looking forward to Monday. Wonder if there is a support band this time? (dont want to hang around for ages waiting for the Sisters like last time).
http://www.ents24.com/glasgow-events/o2 ... le/3831472
http://www.ents24.com/glasgow-events/o2 ... le/3831472
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 23:13
Thank you, so nice of you
But since nobody showed even smallest interest in the ticket of mine, I see no other way than come and enjoy it myself Things improved, so that hopefully I will be able to come and have pleasure from it all, at the end...
But since nobody showed even smallest interest in the ticket of mine, I see no other way than come and enjoy it myself
Things improved, so that hopefully I will be able to come and have pleasure from it all, at the end...Being645 wrote:Oh, sad to hear ...sukhoi wrote:Unfortunately, it seems I have to give up Glasgow blast. So that if anyone needs a ticket yet (allright, with a discount...), PM me, still hopefully time to deliver...
petr
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 23:53
Hah ...sukhoi wrote:Thank you, so nice of youBeing645 wrote:Oh, sad to hear ...sukhoi wrote:Unfortunately, it seems I have to give up Glasgow blast. So that if anyone needs a ticket yet (allright, with a discount...), PM me, still hopefully time to deliver...
petr
But since nobody showed even smallest interest in the ticket of mine, I see no other way than come and enjoy it myself
... that's surely not the worst outcome ... ... I keep my fingers crossed for you that it works nicely now ... ...Posted: 06 Jul 2014, 14:17
Incidentally, for anyone coming from Glasgow Airport and staying at a hotel near the venue, it's quickest to get the shuttle bus (500) and get off at the first stop (Bothwell Street, just after the bus comes off the motorway). It's just a 5 or 10 minute walk up the hill from Bothwell Street to the Charing Cross area. Mind you, it's a bloody steep hill:-D Staying on the bus till Buchanan Street means an extra 10 minutes and a slightly longer walk, but better if you want to look round the shops on the way to the hotel. You can also get the 747 bus from the airport, which goes via Charing Cross (and passes the ABC) but it's much slower.
And coming from Edinburgh Airport, best train to get (from Haymarket) is the fast service to Glasgow Queen St - goes every 15 minutes and gets to Glasgow in 45-50 minutes. There is a slower service to Milngavie every half hour, which takes just over an hour to get to Charing Cross (the stop after Queen St) where the ABC is. Don't get the Helensburgh train unless you have time to spend going through every 1-hourse town in deepest darkest Lanarkshire on the way to Glasgow. Trains to Glasgow Central also take ages so are best avoided unless you're staying nearby. If going by coach, get off the airport link bus at Maybury Junction and cross the road for the no 900 service to Glasgow. It's a bit slower (about an hour to Buchanan Street) but a fair bit cheaper than the train (coach £7.30, train £12.50 for singles - ouch!).
And coming from Edinburgh Airport, best train to get (from Haymarket) is the fast service to Glasgow Queen St - goes every 15 minutes and gets to Glasgow in 45-50 minutes. There is a slower service to Milngavie every half hour, which takes just over an hour to get to Charing Cross (the stop after Queen St) where the ABC is. Don't get the Helensburgh train unless you have time to spend going through every 1-hourse town in deepest darkest Lanarkshire on the way to Glasgow. Trains to Glasgow Central also take ages so are best avoided unless you're staying nearby. If going by coach, get off the airport link bus at Maybury Junction and cross the road for the no 900 service to Glasgow. It's a bit slower (about an hour to Buchanan Street) but a fair bit cheaper than the train (coach £7.30, train £12.50 for singles - ouch!).