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29-31/07/2011 Fuji Rock - Japan
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 08:08
by euphoria
So, finally confirmed from the promoter, although I cannot see a set date yet.
http://www.smash-uk.com/frf11/lineup.html
Edit: f**king hell, what a ticket price
(39000 yen = around 350 euros...)
GETTING FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL'11 TICKETS FROM OUTSIDE JAPAN
Tickets purchased during the below dates will be discounted to 39,000yen or 800yen cheaper. Be sure to sign up early!
March 6th to 9:00PM Japan time on May 13th, 2011.
http://www.smash-uk.com/frf11/ticket_overseas.html
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 08:10
by lachert
so, festival then
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 08:17
by LouLou
you have got to be fuckin kidding me.
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 09:01
by lachert
nice price indeed
band's list there i see
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:02
by paul
I'll skip this one ...
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:06
by Vision
That's an expensive ticket...
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:07
by Quiff Boy
we'll see about this one...
we nearly went at the last minute to see the cure in kyoto a couple of years ago
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:11
by sam1
could we not organise a bus and go cross land????
we could set off now to get there on time
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:14
by Vision
sam1 wrote:could we not organise a bus and go cross land????
we could set off now to get there on time
Depends whose driving!
As much as I want to go to Japan, I think I shall have to pass. I'd need to know a year in advance!
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:19
by sam1
Vision wrote:sam1 wrote:could we not organise a bus and go cross land????
we could set off now to get there on time
Depends whose driving!
As much as I want to go to Japan, I think I shall have to pass. I'd need to know a year in advance!
Do I Drive? Or Am I Driven?? That is the question!!
(see what I did there?)
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:42
by weebleswobble
Far East, Far Out, Nae Chance!
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 11:43
by Ozpat
paul wrote:I'll skip this one ...
Yeah, same!
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 12:36
by Arrrgh!
Hmm. July, eh?
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 12:56
by LouLou
Please note:
Lineup is subject to change.
Tickets cannot be refunded due to artist change/cancellation
caveat emptor
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 13:19
by Bartek
that's nothing new on big festivals. one band doesn't impact that much to festival.
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 13:23
by LouLou
yeah but if you're going to a festival just to see one band, it changes
a lot. especially if coldplay is also on the lineup
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 13:32
by Bartek
So do something to not let Coldplay play their rather intellectual cold music for shopping malls and make sure that your band gonna play there. Like close someone in the bubble to protect him (them?) from any diseases, bacterial and viruses, build some teleport machine (yea know only statistically plane are safer that cars), check it first if it works and then send them to Japan. Oh, I was almost forgot, talk to mother earth to not dance or eat beans to make sure that there will be no earthquakes and hurricanes.
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 14:03
by Arrrgh!
Is it plausible that they'd go that far for just one gig?
The Cure did it a few years ago, but they were headlining and presumably were paid a fortune for their time. The Sisters couldn't be headlining, unless there's a lesser hard rock stage or something like that.
So I'd hope there might be one or two other gigs around this time.
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 14:27
by euphoria
Arrrgh! wrote:Is it plausible that they'd go that far for just one gig?
Maybe a stop over on the way to Australia? Just guessing. It doesn't sound very smart to play an indoor gig in Japan very close to a gig at the festival.
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 14:52
by Sita
Taiwan or China were cool - and they're close to Japan!!!
Blixa of Einstürzende Neubauten lives in Beijing and I hear he DJs sometimes. The "official" music scene there is so boring slick and 120% perfect, many people are tired of that, so there is a beginning alternative music scene...
(no harm in daydraming right?
)
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 16:16
by Druide
I saw The Cure in 2007 for the Asia Tour and it was :
- Difficult for to have a day ticket.
- This place is far away from Tokyo and expensive.
- The Japanese audience was CRAP.
- Naeba or Niigita, not too many hotels and expensive.
Waiting for another dates in Asia...
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 16:29
by Quiff Boy
Druide wrote:I saw The Cure in 2007 for the Asia Tour and it was :
- Difficult for to have a day ticket.
- This place is far away from Tokyo and expensive.
- The Japanese audience was CRAP.
- Naeba or Niigita, not too many hotels and expensive.
Waiting for another dates in Asia...
ah, that's a shame
thanks for the info though
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 18:23
by paint it black
euphoria wrote:Arrrgh! wrote:Is it plausible that they'd go that far for just one gig?
Maybe a stop over on the way to Australia? Just guessing. It doesn't sound very smart to play an indoor gig in Japan very close to a gig at the festival.
three in Oz & two in NZ is what i'm hearing. timing etc tbc...
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 18:28
by itnAklipse
paint it black wrote:three in Oz & two in NZ is what i'm hearing. timing etc tbc...
i remember a person from here who was always hoping the Sisters would get to that part of the world! Hope he gets to see them finally...
Posted: 01 Mar 2011, 18:29
by euphoria
paint it black wrote:
three in Oz & two in NZ is what i'm hearing. timing etc tbc...
Sounds great, let's hope for it! I assume they would sell out quite fast, English-speaking countries that never had the Sisters before.
Heard anything about South Africa?