Oasis reunion

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Originally Posted by goats

My misses fancies going, I’m not bothered as city centre will be full of coked up idiots but hey ho I’ll see what hapoens

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I wouldn’t mind getting tickets but no biggy. Seen them 5/6 times and 4 tickets is going to set me back £600

My sister got them on the preballot yesterday for a midweek date at Wembley

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Originally Posted by goats

Just 71632 in queue now :ayatollah:

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I was 114,000 **** that

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

I was 114,000 **** that

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I wouldn’t be surprised if they added more dates either, saw them in their raw prime in Astoria so I ain’t bothered either…..

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

I wouldn’t mind getting tickets but no biggy. Seen them 5/6 times and 4 tickets is going to set me back £600

My sister got them on the preballot yesterday for a midweek date at Wembley

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I bet by the time I get to buy any only be £250 tickets left anyway

Just got to the front of the queue for Heaton park, put 4 tickets in my basket and then kicked out the queue, nightmare

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Originally Posted by GL1Blue

Just got to the front of the queue for Heaton park, put 4 tickets in my basket and then kicked out the queue, nightmare

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Life is just too short for that shit

Just 53465 to go…..:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by goats

Just 53465 to go…..:thumbup:

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Give it up Goats 😂

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Not a fan it seems.

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ritish-history

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I wasn't going to bother trying until I read that haha.

Still no luck mind..

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

Give it up Goats ��

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I’m a really stubborn mo fo…..:hehe:
41237 now…by my reckoning moving 20,000 per hour just 2 to go….

Got to say, whatever you think of Oasis, their marketing is brilliant. Was it 95 or 97 (maybe it was 96 :hehe:) they had their battle with Blur? Whenever it was, I was changing my mind every day as to whose side I was on. I was old enough to, unfairly, put them both in the “not as good as the bands were in my day.” category and didn’t rate the both of them that highly, but, like everyone in the country it seemed, I had an opinion on the matter because the management of the two bands got people interested in their marketing ploy.

This feels a bit the same, it seems more of an event to be seen at than anything else, but then what do I know.

Just to say, I came down on the side of Blur in the end.

No tickets left by the time I got in…..lol

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Originally Posted by goats

No tickets left by the time I got in…..lol

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Didn’t see that coming mate :hehe:

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

Got to say, whatever you think of Oasis, their marketing is brilliant. Was it 95 or 97 (maybe it was 96 :hehe:) they had their battle with Blur? Whenever it was, I was changing my mind every day as to whose side I was on. I was old enough to, unfairly, put them both in the “not as good as the bands were in my day.” category and didn’t rate the both of them that highly, but, like everyone in the country it seemed, I had an opinion on the matter because the management of the two bands got people interested in their marketing ploy.

This feels a bit the same, it seems more of an event to be seen at than anything else, but then what do I know.

Just to say, I came down on the side of Blur in the end.

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The good old days when Brit pop bands were the mainstream and being number 1 in the charts meant something.

Blur won the battle on that occasion. Country House v Roll With It I think it was. Not Oasis best track by a long way.

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

Didn’t see that coming mate :hehe:

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Yeah I did wonder how I went from 28,000 to next so quick….all tickets gone so queue just melted away, or slid away even….im not bothered just saved myself about £500 all in to be surrounded by idiots for an evening….

I saw Oasis at Glastonbury in 95. I wasn't a fan although I did like a few of their tunes.

Despite me being on an E I didn't enjoy their performance. They sucked the life out of my buzz. I didn't rate their playing or Liam's singing.

I'm assuming Noel Gallagher has now made enough dough to pay for his divorce.

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Originally Posted by Jordi Culé

I'm assuming Noel Gallagher has now made enough dough to pay for his divorce.

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There'll be another one..

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

There'll be another one..

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Please God no, it'll mean more fuucking concerts.

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Originally Posted by Jordi Culé

Please God no, it'll mean more fuucking concerts.

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You’re turning into Sludge mun :hehe:

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Originally Posted by J R Hartley

You’re turning into Sludge mun :hehe:

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You getting your Pretty Green stuff out of the Cupboard then Harts.... :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Jordi Culé

Please God no, it'll mean more fuucking concerts.

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If they haven’t broken up by next summer I reckon there will be more every year now…..they are already adding more dates, wouldn’t be surprised to see a 3rd cardiff one.

Oasis' reunion makes my bum hurt. And not in a good way.

Just got into the queue 16k ahead.

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Originally Posted by goats

I bet by the time I get to buy any only be £250 tickets left anyway

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That would have been lucky . When i finally got to the front of the queue all I could buy was PLATINUM tickets
WTF are platinum tickets ? Well U 21 is the seat , up in the gods and as far away from the stage as you can get , just under £500 a ticket . If there are any other stupid people out there they are selling on stub hub for £1300 each .

I remember seeing them around 30 years ago in Cardiff . Don't think it was the Motorpoint , it was quite a small place , anyone else there that knows the venue ?
Saw a tribute band along side The Smiths and The Stone Roses a few weeks ago in the Tramshed. Not sure if that night can be beaten.:hehe: