15-6 Stone Roses,The View,Jake Bugg and Primal Scream
22-6 Beady Eye
28-6 Glasvegas
Not a bad month Just a pity The View at the picture house is the same night as Beady Eye.
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15-6 Stone Roses,The View,Jake Bugg and Primal Scream
22-6 Beady Eye
28-6 Glasvegas
Not a bad month Just a pity The View at the picture house is the same night as Beady Eye.
Surprised I haven't seen anyone post about the Mark Knopfler gig at the SECC a few weeks back! One of my icons as a guitarist & he lived up to my expectations , absolutely cracking night! A bit of a change of pace from The View at Dundee the weekend before!
Next two gigs are the stone roses at GlasgowGreen which looks rather like a good day at a festival to me despite being a one off gig! Third time seeing the roses (never thought I'd get to say that) and seen the view loads of times but Jake Bugg will be new for me so hope he is decent live! Hope Primal Scream are as brilliant as I hope they are going to be! After that I have Beady Eye at the 02 ABC in Glasgow. Now that is bound to be some night as well!
Anyone doing the pre/post gig parties for GG? Seems to be loads kicking about!
Kinda buzzing for the Roses now :partyhibb
I'm hoping there will be another Hibby at the Wickerman?
I doubt it though :rolleyes:
Anyone seen stage times for the Roses? I'm guessing it might be an eariler curfew with it being outdoors but I'm a bit concerened about making it back for the last train to Edinburgh.
Think it will be normal 11pm curfew. Doors don't open till late afternoon, 4pm iirc, plus Glasgow green doesn't have moany neighbours to deal with unlike meadowbank and murrayfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Man
Dam just posting that makes me sad that the gigs at meadowbank got shelved. Apart from the festival season those were my favourite gigs of the year. Especially the year they had Radiohead/beck on the tues and Muse/MCR and Biffy on the thurs.
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The last train to Edinburgh from Queen St is 11:30pm, if you get away before the crowds you should be ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Man
I'll be at wickerman so you won't be a lone Hibee :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by stranraerhibby
Getting very excited for Glasgow Green next weekend now , scorching day in Glasgow today hope it stays that way for a week.
Buses run from Buchanan St till 3am I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
That`s a pity, always disappointing when gigs don`t live up to high expectations of previous experiences. Believe me, I know all about it - I`m a Fall fan..:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
Last week a few of us enjoyed very much veteran Canadian prog-punk band NoMeansNo at a well filled Electric Circus, a fabulous set full of energy and some light hearted humour. What made the night that even more enjoyable was support by way of young Scottish band Fat Goth. They really were outstanding, and another exciting Scottish band to keep an eye out for. All in all the perfect way to banish those Cup Final blues that loomed for a couple days post Hampden!
Has to be said, the Electric Circus is getting some great artists to play this last year and in the future :agree:
How were DM in Munich?Quote:
Originally Posted by leith62
Yeah I tend not to be too good at getting away sharp from gigs and knowing my mate he'll want to get right down the front :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
As a side note, I've just listened to the new Primal Scream album, it's really good. I'm possibly more excited about seeing them than the Roses.
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Originally Posted by deeks01
Great stuff, if you see a Hibs flag make sure to give me a shout!
They were great thanks. we were in Munich for about 72 hours and it rained, mostly torrential, for about 66 of those but incredibly it stopped for the three hours we were in the stadium :-) was in the rear standing bit and I'm not the tallest so it was a bit likewatching a video for me at times but the atmosphere was great. really looking forward to Glasgow as it will feel like a tiny venue in comparison. have booked a hotel in Glasgow and definitely going along to the after show thing you mentioned, is it ticket in advance or do you just turn up. cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by AberGreen
Just turn up, free entry with your gig ticket. It will probably be open pre-gig as well. Most folk I know are staying at Jury's, which is very near Classic Grand. Really looking forward to it, looks like it's going to be a great venue and the indoor arena shows are always better than the big stadium gigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by leith62
And if you see a drunkard in a Hibs top be sure and wave:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by stranraerhibby
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Fire at The Hydro today. With it already running behind schedule, there must be a doubt over gigs booked in September, October and November now. A lot of big names due in those first few months.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...51481050184220
Theres a bus from Buchanan Street Bus Station at 2359 too, if you miss the train.Quote:
Originally Posted by YehButNo But
Unless you're staying out late in Glasgow you could possibly make The View after Beady Eye, they've been coming on at about 12.50/1 o'clock at their other Propaganda gigsQuote:
Originally Posted by H18sry
Had to sell my Roses ticket as i'm moving house on Saturday. Soul destroying :no way:
Going to an all dayer on Bristol on the august bank holiday with tons of cracking bands but headlined by Sick of it All. Just that fact was enough to convince me!
Deadpunk? Toyed with the idea but going to opt for the UK Vans Warped Tour at Alexandra Palace on the 16th and 17th of November instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haymaker
Billy Talent, Rise Against, Anberlin, Memphis May Fire, Coheed and Cambria and Yellowcard to name but a few.
Yeah, my friend books/promotes for Deadpunk.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Story So Far...
Help please. How do you get into the front pit at the stone roses? Do you need a special ticket or is it first cone first served,
I saw on another forum that you need a VIP ticket to get in the front bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Heaton Park gigs last year were first come first served. You got a wristband so could then leave front pit and wander around back etc after and get back in. VIP tickets just have you access to special bars and stuff. When I saw Coldplay at Glasgow green it was same set up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Might be worth just going early in case that is case as you can then buy drink etc and relax at back then head back in! Perhaps even 2 circles at front if small VIP in operation.
Having seen roses at heaton would def recommend being as close to front as few folk complained who were further back that sound didnt travel well.
Elvis Costello this Sunday at the Festival Theatre
Paul Weller at the castle 21st July
The Smyths at Liquid Rooms 31August
That lot are giving my age away eh? :greengrin
Going down to London tomorrow for Springsteen this weekend and my mate's just text to say she's got us a couple of free tickets for Thurston Moore's new band on the friday night!
Didn't you see Coldplay at Bellahouston Park? :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby_Paul
Dylan is playing Clyde Auditorium on the 11th, 12th and 13th of November.