From https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cvgekk78n9zt

The venues have massive capacities though, Croke park isn't far off the capacity of Wembley, 82,000 and 2 gigs there.

My daughter was on to me this morning to see if I wanted to go with her, might have to do it ...........:hehe:

It's going to be really hard to get tickets. I'm not willing to pay more than 100 pounds. No way.

Wembley stadium is such a great venue for a concert. It's going to be epic!

did someone say they were going to be £130? that is a lot alright though hhmmmm

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back in 2008

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Meh...

I'm not really a fan. They had a few catchy songs out when I was at school but since about 1998, they've been a 'once good' band.

I did get a laugh this morning when this woman on GBNEWS was swooning over the now aged Liam Gallagher. She said he was hot and still is hot. :D

The guy has always come across to me as a complete plank and not remotely good looking.

NEXT!

Might stretch to that if I find them. :laugh:

I actually don't think they are going to be that expensive, the cheapest ones anyway, when I looked at the prices for the Irish gigs it says they'll be starting €86.50

Oh that sounds alright.

yeah and that's euro as well

Blur need to announce some come back dates at the same time. Just for some old School rivalry.

Blur don't need a come back, they've played this year already, this month actually

Id laugh if all concerts had a strict mobile phone ban and people who came had
to watch the whole concert themselves D: and then tell people what it was like
using words in the days after the concert..

Just like it was 1994

That would put all the sub 30s gas on a peep :hee:

£80 would be at the lower end of prices for these type of gigs these days

Everyone is older, even fans :laugh:

Obviously the closer you get to the stage the more money you will have to pay and then there will be vip and boxes that cost thousands

I was saying they should do a tour on the same dates.

Bring back the "Roll with it" vs "Country house" rivalry. It might even influence the next generation into some proper music.

I liked them both but preferred Oasis

Yes, me too.

So how would you rank the 3 big British bands of the 90s in a 1,2,3 order. Also including Radiohead?

And a question for Annie.

Oasis or The Roses?

That's like asking me to pick a favourite kid :laugh:

Probably Roses if I had to pick because they were so instrumental in the Madchester scene. Without them, I don't think oasis would have been as big.....