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UK dates? (calm down, it's a question not an announcement)

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 14:19
by ruffers
As a lapsed Sisters fan who has recently got back to it I'm out of touch with the habits of the man. As are we all to an extent.

Anyway experts, what do you reckon the chances are of any UK dates in the summer? Preferably inside, none of this festival stuff. (And preferably near my house of course...)

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 14:21
by markfiend
Educated guess: No UK dates this summer, but a mini-tour (or at least a one-off in Leeds or York) in February next year.

NB This is a guess not an announcement ;)

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 14:26
by Izzy HaveMercy
The latest news on English an Scottish dates from the Sisters site itself!

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18 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
19 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
20 Apr 2003 Wolverhampton, England Wulfrun Hall
22 Apr 2003 Bristol, England Academy
23 Apr 2003 Manchester, England Academy
24 Apr 2003 Glasgow, Scotland Barrowland
26 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas
27 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas

Tsss :twisted:

IZ.

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 14:40
by Quiff Boy
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:The latest news on English an Scottish dates from the Sisters site itself!

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18 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
19 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
20 Apr 2003 Wolverhampton, England Wulfrun Hall
22 Apr 2003 Bristol, England Academy
23 Apr 2003 Manchester, England Academy
24 Apr 2003 Glasgow, Scotland Barrowland
26 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas
27 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas

Tsss :twisted:

IZ.
latest news indeed :lol:

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 16:07
by Loki
I'll go with MarkFiend's 25th anniversary next year. Hopefully everyone will have forgotten about him by then as the thought of having to queue in the cold and snow to see one man, a tape-recorder, a drum machine and a pair of overweight dancing cats might deter me ...

'Someone' maybe, hypothethically, may have said something about UK August dates after the festivals but it wasn't me. I know nothing.

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 16:07
by Izzy HaveMercy
Quiff Boy wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:The latest news on English an Scottish dates from the Sisters site itself!

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18 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
19 Apr 2003 London, England Forum
20 Apr 2003 Wolverhampton, England Wulfrun Hall
22 Apr 2003 Bristol, England Academy
23 Apr 2003 Manchester, England Academy
24 Apr 2003 Glasgow, Scotland Barrowland
26 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas
27 Apr 2003 Leeds, England Blank Canvas

Tsss :twisted:

IZ.
latest news indeed :lol:
It still beats the 2001 news section tho :|

Lazy beatches... :evil:

IZ.

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 16:17
by aims
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:The latest news on English an Scottish dates from the Sisters site itself!

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Izzy, you are an evil, evil man :evil:

Note to self: Never browse Heartland right after school when I'm too tired to tell the difference between 2003 and 2005 :innocent:

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 23:19
by Loki
Let's feel like stupid again ...
Loki wrote:'Someone' maybe, hypothethically, may have said something about UK August dates after the festivals but it wasn't me. I know nothing.
Allegedly.

:roll: :kiss: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :von:

Posted: 11 Apr 2005, 23:51
by timsinister
It's almost a tradition to do a Leeds gig, isn't it? Isn't it? ISN'T IT?!

Ahem. Sorry.

Posted: 12 Apr 2005, 00:05
by Loki
My wildest guess; and it is a wildest guess is that he'd do London and Leeds one week apart. So he can holiday. Ooop north.

Posted: 12 Apr 2005, 09:51
by Dark
Motz wrote:
Izzy HaveMercy wrote:The latest news on English an Scottish dates from the Sisters site itself!

Shocker!

Get your tix now!
Izzy, you are an evil, evil man :evil:

Note to self: Never browse Heartland right after school when I'm too tired to tell the difference between 2003 and 2005 :innocent:
*won't be gloating about how he has another week off school* :innocent:

Posted: 14 Apr 2005, 21:24
by Andie
Loki wrote:I'll go with MarkFiend's 25th anniversary next year. Hopefully everyone will have forgotten about him by then as the thought of having to queue in the cold and snow to see one man, a tape-recorder, a drum machine and a pair of overweight dancing cats might deter me ...

'Someone' maybe, hypothethically, may have said something about UK August dates after the festivals but it wasn't me. I know nothing.
gotta be a good chance of a Leeds or York date around early next year...

it would be unusual for Herr :von: to miss out on that...i can't see a UK tour in August 2005 however...maybe a tour in Jan/Feb to coincide with the anniversary...two birds one stone sorta thing?...

Posted: 14 Apr 2005, 21:29
by James Blast
so all we have to look forward to is anniversaries?
I that case he shoulda been back at the QMU last year :roll:

Posted: 14 Apr 2005, 23:06
by Andie
James Blast wrote:so all we have to look forward to is anniversaries?
I that case he shoulda been back at the QMU last year :roll:

and Nightmoves not Barrowlands the year before :wink:

Posted: 14 Apr 2005, 23:28
by Loki
James Blast wrote:so all we have to look forward to is anniversaries?
Yep, hypothetically.

He won't be around for the next one. I do like August. :von:

Posted: 15 Apr 2005, 00:19
by James Blast
Amphetamine Logic

Posted: 15 Apr 2005, 14:28
by blackberry
Calm down dear, its only a commercial! or nor, as it were...

Posted: 15 Apr 2005, 20:51
by Andy TG
I heard a rumour* that VON was thinking of playing in Cardiff, Wales and France ;-)

* I started this Rumour BTW :-)

Posted: 15 Apr 2005, 21:47
by James Blast
Andy TG wrote:I heard a rumour* that VON was thinking of playing in Cardiff, Wales
as opposed to Cardiff, Texas :wink:

Posted: 16 Apr 2005, 19:16
by Debaser
I'm plumping fer dates starting on the 6th Aug until the 21st Aug

















I'll be out of the country then, so seems the most logical time they would play.

Posted: 17 Apr 2005, 01:02
by Loki
Debaser wrote:I'm plumping fer dates starting on the 6th Aug until the 21st Aug
Not quite sure about the start date. Love the end date though. :von:

Posted: 17 Apr 2005, 23:05
by Andrew S
Loki wrote:
Debaser wrote:I'm plumping fer dates starting on the 6th Aug until the 21st Aug
Not quite sure about the start date. Love the end date though. :von:
I'm just praying that the dates (should there be any) don't coincide with my sister's wedding at and of July. If I have to make such a choice, my family may never speak to me again...

Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 11:35
by _emma_
Andrew S wrote:I'm just praying that the dates (should there be any) don't coincide with my sister's wedding at and of July. If I have to make such a choice, my family may never speak to me again...
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy: 8)

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 09:57
by doctoravalanche
When Andrew will play in France ? He never did ... Some say he hates why ... but he speaks french very well.

Posted: 19 Apr 2005, 13:00
by doctoravalanche
doctoravalanche wrote:When Andrew will play in France ? He never did ... Some say he hates why ... but he speaks french very well.
He really hates french, not good at all Mr Eldritch !!! :twisted:

"If reincarnation exists, Eldritch would like to come back as a cat. His worst fear is returning as a Frenchman."

"I think I might have to reinvent America and put a big lake where Los Angeles stands. I was going to put a map on the back of the album, and redraw the world according to the Sisters Of Mercy. Norway? Ocean. France? Ocean. There'd be nothing but water between Calais and Iberia. France and L.A. would be drowned for the common good of mankind. Perhaps I should get rid of the French bits of Canada in the first phase as well."

The expanse of water on the cover next to Trevor Howard is the Mersey - another town [?] Eldritch would personally like to see under salt water. Slough and the London borough of Hillingdon are next on the list, closely followed by the rest of the world. France, however, is The Sisters' main target for destruction.

"Europe looks brilliant without France on it. It really enforces the identity of Britain as an island. In fact, instead of the promotional ads for the album on telly, I should put Euro-tunnel-type ads on. People could buy shares in the Flood France Conglomerate. I had thought of putting the women somewhere safe first, and then moving in. I don't mind French women. Perhaps a chemical attack on the male chromosomes. It would have to be pretty strong stuff because you know what those French chromosomes are like.

"I refuse point-blank to do business with anyone in France, ever. The band has never played there. The band will never play there. I have never exported a single record or done one interview for the French. I believe 'This Corrosion' has made some money over there and I fully intend to send the royalties back. I think it's the sort of gesture we all ought to make. They're a miserable consumptive race that revels in despair. Even their language is really great at expressing that pathetic shrug of the shoulders that English has no use for. Maybe I'll buy Morrissey a ticket there just before we go for the big one. The climate would suit him."