08.07.2014 Belfast Mandela Hall
Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 22:07
Belfast! Sisters! 
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Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 22:08
Oops July 8th. Too excited...
Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 22:14
Fantastic! I've been looking for a reason to go back to Belfast, it's an underrated city.
Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 22:15
hihi ... and Mandela Hall as well ...abridged wrote:Oops July 8th. Too excited...
...http://www.qubsu-ents.com/show_venue/mandela
Posted: 19 Feb 2014, 09:50
It is. A great city.lex3000 wrote:Fantastic! I've been looking for a reason to go back to Belfast, it's an underrated city.
Posted: 19 Feb 2014, 10:05
Joining the choir...very special place, more like other previously split cities like Beirut, Sarajevo, or Berlin, and unlike anything else I've seen on "the isles".lex3000 wrote:Fantastic! I've been looking for a reason to go back to Belfast, it's an underrated city.
Posted: 19 Feb 2014, 15:36
Hi Robert,
The tickets will be on sale from 9am this Friday. They will cost £25 if purchased directly from the Students' Union, or £25 + booking fees from www.ticketmaster.ie or Ticketmaster outlets.
Regards,
QUBSU
The tickets will be on sale from 9am this Friday. They will cost £25 if purchased directly from the Students' Union, or £25 + booking fees from www.ticketmaster.ie or Ticketmaster outlets.
Regards,
QUBSU
Posted: 19 Feb 2014, 15:49
What is the world coming to ? Whatever happened to "Dear Mr Zombie" ??robertzombie wrote: Hi Robert
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 10:19
tickets got - despite ticketmaster being awkward s**t!
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 10:22
Finally got my ticket despite Ticketmaster being utterly awful. I'm very excited about these two Irish gigs.
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 10:43
Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 11:07
mh wrote:Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Getting them today. See you for a pint hopefully Michael! Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 12:38
Looking forward to it.abridged wrote:mh wrote:Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 12:52
ticketmaster must be well use to your galavantingmh wrote:Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 13:06
I live on Gardiner Street so it knows better than to mess with me.bangles wrote:ticketmaster must be well use to your galavantingmh wrote:Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 18:28
Tickets bought - from a local record shop! 
Posted: 23 Feb 2014, 01:41
mh wrote:I live on Gardiner Street so it knows better than to mess with me.bangles wrote:ticketmaster must be well use to your galavantingmh wrote:Tickets got - had no bother with Ticketmaster...!
Yup, that'll do it, everytime! Must give them an address closer to town for the next one...
Posted: 17 Mar 2014, 09:20
Tix arrived. Twas quick
Posted: 19 Mar 2014, 00:15
I'm in for Belfast (obviously!)
Can't wait - summer holidays for me, will be well ready for a dry ice fix!
Interesting choice of venue - its my Uni Students Union. I was in it about twice as an undergrad and mostly go to it for juggling club now.
Interested to see how sound and lighting turn out - I saw John Grant there a few weeks back, the sound was IMMENSE yet really crisp. Its pretty cosy - even standing at the back you'll be pretty up close and personal.
p.s Bar prices very cheap and lots of nifty eateries nearby. I recommend filthy mcnastys for pre drinkies - more expensive than the Union but quirky, great crowd, roof garden and often bbq in the summer!
Can't wait - summer holidays for me, will be well ready for a dry ice fix!
Interesting choice of venue - its my Uni Students Union. I was in it about twice as an undergrad and mostly go to it for juggling club now.
Interested to see how sound and lighting turn out - I saw John Grant there a few weeks back, the sound was IMMENSE yet really crisp. Its pretty cosy - even standing at the back you'll be pretty up close and personal.
p.s Bar prices very cheap and lots of nifty eateries nearby. I recommend filthy mcnastys for pre drinkies - more expensive than the Union but quirky, great crowd, roof garden and often bbq in the summer!
Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 13:05
Where is good before and after the gig in Belfast...
Posted: 24 Mar 2014, 22:38
elsewhere
Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 09:11
The gig is n the student area so there's a choice of pubs and restaurants. I 'm not a club person so ain't sure about them I prefer the pubs in the Cathedral Quarter where the art galleries etc are located. But I imagine we'll all find one...deirfiur wrote:Where is good before and after the gig in Belfast...
Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 10:46
Thought that woulda been during the gig?James Blast wrote:elsewhere
Posted: 25 Mar 2014, 13:42
mh wrote:Thought that woulda been during the gig?James Blast wrote:elsewhere
Posted: 27 Mar 2014, 16:13
names of recommended pubs please... ideally with craft cider !