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Highly recommend the Fatboy Slim set on iPlayer.

Floex wrote:That Tame Impala set Really enjoyed that.

Caught a little of the Coldplay set at the end, for all the gooseberry fool they get, they do put on a good live performance and that Viola Beach tribute was just lovely.

I don't give a gooseberry fool what people say, Coldplay are great.

Was at Glastonbury this weekend. Such an amazing festival. Foals, Tame Impala, LCD Soundsystem, Mac De Marco and M83 all smashed it. Probably forgetting some as well.

Not looking forward to returning to work tomorrow.

Moggy wrote:

Floex wrote:That Tame Impala set Really enjoyed that.

Caught a little of the Coldplay set at the end, for all the gooseberry fool they get, they do put on a good live performance and that Viola Beach tribute was just lovely.

I don't give a gooseberry fool what people say, Coldplay are great.

After seeing their set i am now going to get tickets too see them Live at some point my sister saw them last week at Wembley was a great set and performance



That was epic

If I wanted to sell unwanted gig tickets, is there a place on the internet where I can do that?

I'd usually say to advertise them on Twitter, or on the Facebook page for the gig or the band if they allow public posts, so you can get them to an actual fan who wants to see the show without the scalping ticket resale websites taking a cut.

Got tickets to see Alter Bridge, supported by Gojira and Volbeat (& 1 other I can't recall) in Nov. Love Volbeat and now getting myself up to speed on Alter Bridge and Gojira.

I went to see Ludovico Einaudi in London over the weekend. Wonderful.

Managed to get tickets to the last ever Kent gig in Stockholm in December. I missed out on getting tickets when they first went on sale but they just released a few more and I grabbed a couple. So happy, they're splitting up straight after the show so it's going to be emotional.

Stolkholm's a gorgeous City and in December it will be all snowy.

Yeah I've been to see them there before (they're a Swedish band and only play in Scandinavia) although that was in the summer so it'll be significantly colder. Thankfully it's an indoor concert this time.

Chutney Jinglecrystals wrote:Managed to get tickets to the last ever Kent gig in Stockholm in December. I missed out on getting tickets when they first went on sale but they just released a few more and I grabbed a couple. So happy, they're splitting up straight after the show so it's going to be emotional.

So this is on Friday! Travel and accommodation booked, Swedish money acquired, bags packed. I am beyond excited right now.

Limp Bizkit and Korn are tonight. I really want to go but can't justify the ticket cost.

No way, shut the strawberry float up.

And back the strawberry float up, while we strawberry float this track up

Something something Mission Impossible theme tune.

Got tickets to see Tom Petty next year

Saigon Slick wrote:Limp Bizkit and Korn are tonight. I really want to go but can't justify the ticket cost.

Genuinely was one of the best gigs I've ever been to and was sober for once. Was superb, both played for around 1hr 20mins each plus caught some MadBall as the opener who I had never listened to, pretty good as well.

Felt bizarre LB opening for Korn but suppose Korn are more relevant currently.

CuriousOyster wrote:

Saigon Slick wrote:Limp Bizkit and Korn are tonight. I really want to go but can't justify the ticket cost.

Genuinely was one of the best gigs I've ever been to and was sober for once. Was superb, both played for around 1hr 20mins each plus caught some MadBall as the opener who I had never listened to, pretty good as well.

Felt bizarre LB opening for Korn but suppose Korn are more relevant currently.

Why would you do that to me?

Glad it was good though - I've seen them both separately when they've played full sets too so I'm not *too* upset that I missed it.

Saigon Slick wrote:

CuriousOyster wrote:

Saigon Slick wrote:Limp Bizkit and Korn are tonight. I really want to go but can't justify the ticket cost.

Genuinely was one of the best gigs I've ever been to and was sober for once. Was superb, both played for around 1hr 20mins each plus caught some MadBall as the opener who I had never listened to, pretty good as well.

Felt bizarre LB opening for Korn but suppose Korn are more relevant currently.

Why would you do that to me?

Glad it was good though - I've seen them both separately when they've played full sets too so I'm not *too* upset that I missed it.

Apologies Didn't miss a beat, surprised how good they both were thought they would have lost a step.

Yeah I hadn't seen Limp since 2001 at the SECC and never seen Korn so was willing to pay the inflated prices!

The Game at SWG3 up next

Bit tight of U2 to only have one date in the UK!