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Nephilim Tour Cancelled?
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 19:32
by Big Si
Subject: FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM CANCEL TOUR
Dear Promoter,
It is with great regret that I have to send you the below press release.
Yours faithfully
Isobel
"Due to external factors beyond the band's control, 7 Management are disappointed to have to announce that Fields of the Nephilim are unable to commit to the proposed UK and European tour under the circumstances currently prevailing. This has been a decision only reached after much anguish and debate, and has been made with the long term interests of both the band and their loyal followers.
Carl McCoy would like to make the following personal statement to the band's fans, who we are sure will be bitterly disappointed at this unwelcome news.
'With 2006 having been such a positive year for both me and the band, foregoing the opportunity to meet up with fans new and old has come as a bitter blow to me both personally and professionally. I am sure the unforeseen difficulties that have led to the cancellation will be resolved, and I look forward to the possibility of making fresh plans for early next year. Getting the band back on the road has been an ambition of mine for some considerable time, but I feel it would be an injustice to our incredibly loyal fan base to continue under the present circumstances.'
On behalf of both Fields of the Nephilim, and ourselves, 7 Management would like to sincerely apologise for having to announce such disappointing news."
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 19:40
by mh
Carl throws a wobbler, part 1,458,562,147,658,215.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 19:46
by Big Si
Yep it's official, Tour Cancelled
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 19:51
by Erudite
Those wishing to say "I told you so" feel free to pm me.
Those wishing to be more constructive, feel free to suggest what other
mischief I can get up to in Glasgow on a Saturday night.
And keep 'em clean, please. I'm a happily married man.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:11
by Pat
Babyshambles hit the road this autumn, playing Glasgow's Carling Academy on Saturday 18th November. Tickets are £27 + booking fee and are on sale Friday 11/08 at 9am.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:14
by Erudite
Pat wrote:Babyshambles hit the road this autumn, playing Glasgow's Carling Academy on Saturday 18th November. Tickets are £27 + booking fee and are on sale Friday 11/08 at 9am.
Aye, it's no' like Pete Doherty to cancel a gig, is it?
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:17
by canon docre
*Sigh* The excuse sounds a bit flowery. "unforeseen difficulties" and all that.
Does anybody have an idea about the real reason?
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:18
by Pat
Erudite wrote:
Aye, it's no' like Pete Doherty to cancel a gig, is it?
I'm sure he'll bring his own "flour".
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:20
by mh
Pat wrote:Erudite wrote:
Aye, it's no' like Pete Doherty to cancel a gig, is it?
I'm sure he'll bring his own "flour".
And he doesn't
need yellow contacts.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:25
by Big Si
canon docre wrote:*Sigh* The excuse sounds a bit flowery. "unforeseen difficulties" and all that.
Does anybody have an idea about the real reason?
Yes, and I know she won't say so I won't even try by asking her
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:34
by mh
Big Si wrote:canon docre wrote:*Sigh* The excuse sounds a bit flowery. "unforeseen difficulties" and all that.
Does anybody have an idea about the real reason?
Yes, and I know she won't say so I won't even try by asking her
It's happened before, and always seems to happen just as the Nephs are about to kickstart something.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:39
by Maisey
Bugger.
I was just about to get my ticket, but decided to see what was new on heartland first.
I was looking forward to that. Damn and blast.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:43
by Planet Dave
Cock! Now I've no excuse not to go to see the Cult in September (heard a couple of recent gig recordings - ouch
), as I have no other financial strains. Bloody Nephs. Still, they
were ace in 2000, back to the memories, not to mention hunting down a cd boot of the gig.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:46
by weebleswobble
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:46
by weebleswobble
Planet Dave wrote:Cock! Now I've no excuse not to go to see the Cult in September (heard a couple of recent gig recordings - ouch
), as I have no other financial strains. Bloody Nephs. Still, they
were ace in 2000, back to the memories, not to mention hunting down a cd boot of the gig.
Get yer ticket Dave and we can have a wee party!!!!
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:48
by scotty
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 20:58
by Planet Dave
weebleswobble wrote:Planet Dave wrote:Cock! Now I've no excuse not to go to see the Cult in September (heard a couple of recent gig recordings - ouch
), as I have no other financial strains. Bloody Nephs. Still, they
were ace in 2000, back to the memories, not to mention hunting down a cd boot of the gig.
Get yer ticket Dave and we can have a wee party!!!!
A
wee party? Deffo. What're the rules? Furthest back from the stage whose 'stream' hits Astbury in the mush wins? Where do I sign?
Yeah, why not, I'll get a tkt.
Posted: 10 Aug 2006, 22:15
by Muppet
That's a right bloody shame.....
But, having struggled for days in a prolonged "Nephilim vs Tool" debate.... I went and bought Tool tickets. So, if Mr McCoy decides to actually get off his arse in the new year, maybe I can get to see them after all!!!
I suspect that's it's all to do with musicians, and getting someone to be able to play the "Mourning Sun" album live. It was never going to be easy; lets just hope he can find someone to do the Nephilim justice. Better a postponed tour than a substandard one, liable to spoil the reputation of the Neffs.
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 00:12
by Maisey
Better a postponed tour than a substandard one, liable to spoil the reputation of the Neffs.
I agree whole heartly.
*cough*SISTERSASTORIA*cough*
At least I can afford my VNV ticket now. And I spent my allocated nephs money on the lost playground festival ticket.
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 00:24
by mh
Maisey wrote:Better a postponed tour than a substandard one, liable to spoil the reputation of the Neffs.
I agree whole heartly.
*cough*SISTERSASTORIA*cough*
At least I can afford my VNV ticket now. And I spent my allocated nephs money on the lost playground festival ticket.
Depends on how you define "substandard". I get the impression that Carl might be a hyper-perfectionist with major self doubt, whereas I also get the impression that if he blew his nose on stage while the band played spoons and a comb, a certain amount of his fans would pronounce themselves happy.
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 00:24
by Planet Dave
Maisey wrote:Better a postponed tour than a substandard one, liable to spoil the reputation of the Neffs.
I agree whole heartly.
*cough*SISTERSASTORIA*cough*
At least I can afford my VNV ticket now. And I spent my allocated nephs money on the lost playground festival ticket.
Ooh sh1t yeah, forgot about that. Any idea what date they're playing Rock City, Maisey?
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 07:29
by Norman Hunter
Planet Dave wrote:Cock! Now I've no excuse not to go to see the Cult in September (heard a couple of recent gig recordings - ouch
), as I have no other financial strains. Bloody Nephs. Still, they
were ace in 2000, back to the memories, not to mention hunting down a cd boot of the gig.
...And neither have I. Plus diesel saved from the aborted Nottingham trip will go towards the ticket
And keep hunting for that Neff CD
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 08:10
by weebleswobble
Norman Hunter wrote:Planet Dave wrote:Cock! Now I've no excuse not to go to see the Cult in September (heard a couple of recent gig recordings - ouch
), as I have no other financial strains. Bloody Nephs. Still, they
were ace in 2000, back to the memories, not to mention hunting down a cd boot of the gig.
...And neither have I. Plus diesel saved from the aborted Nottingham trip will go towards the ticket
And keep hunting for that Neff CD
One more for the Sonic Temple!
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 10:24
by markfiend
Posted: 11 Aug 2006, 12:18
by Quiff Boy
i read that as "carl cannot get a band together"