Nick Cave solo tour

Herr Tubthumper

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Just been announced. I know there are many fans on this site


http://nickcave.com/live/ and scroll down to 2015.

 

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Fozzyboy

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Doesn't he live in Brighton? He could do a sneaky promo gig before the Middlesbrough game outside the ground!

 

wakeytom

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Saw him on Hastings pier about 10 years ago with the bad seeds one of the best I have been to

 

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wakeytom said:

Saw him on Hastings pier about 10 years ago with the bad seeds one of the best I have been to

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Same here. Was it really that long ago? Can't imagine he's played it twice. Top night.

 

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I went to see 20,000 Days On Earth tonight. It's bloody magnificent, go see it .

 

Herr Tubthumper

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Anyone get tickets today?

 

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Fozzyboy said:

Doesn't he live in Brighton? He could do a sneaky promo gig before the Middlesbrough game outside the ground!

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He has done sneaky warm up gigs before, I think he did one down The King Alfred before his last tour.

 

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vegster said:

He has done sneaky warm up gigs before, I think he did one down The King Alfred before his last tour.

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And before the first Grinderman tour. The last KA was ridiculously difficult to get into though.

 

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All sold out ,bugger.

 

The Merry Prankster

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Got tickets to see him in Copenhagen. Echo the sentiments about 20 000 Days, great film.

 

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The Merry Prankster said:

Got tickets to see him in Copenhagen. Echo the sentiments about 20 000 Days, great film.

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I'm going to try for Berlin tickets when they go on sale on monday.
As for 20,000 Days it's probably one of the best music docs Ive ever seen. Beautifully filmed, funny, revealing, inspiring and clearly made with love for the subject. And Brighton looked amazing. It made me want : A, to move back to Brighton and B, to write great songs with my mates in a converted chateau in France.

 

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At the risk of turning this into my own personal thread I would just like to say Ive just purchased 2 tickets for Mr Cave in Barcelona !!

 

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20,000 Days is a great film set in a great city. And I've got tickets for London!!!!!!!

 

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Got tickets for the Albert hall this morning

 

CorgiRegisteredFriend

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Went on line and decided £66 was too much. I paid just over £40 this time last year at Brighton and London so can't quite see why there is such a hike in prices.

 

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spring hall convert said:

And before the first Grinderman tour. The last KA was ridiculously difficult to get into though.

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And you had to enter an art competition organised by Resident to stand a chance! Made it the time before that and it was brilliant.

 

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CorgiRegisteredFriend said:

Went on line and decided £66 was too much. I paid just over £40 this time last year at Brighton and London so can't quite see why there is such a hike in prices.

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I was shocked at the €88 I will hopefully have to pay on Monday. Die Frau will kill me if I don't get them though.

Bread and water for a few weeks I think.

 

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Herr Tubthumper said:

I was shocked at the €88 I will hopefully have to pay on Monday. Die Frau will kill me if I don't get them though.

Bread and water for a few weeks I think.

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I always keep old tickets and noticed the first King Alfred warm up a few years back was £20. Moan, moan moan moan moan.

 

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CorgiRegisteredFriend said:

I always keep old tickets and noticed the first King Alfred warm up a few years back was £20. Moan, moan moan moan moan.

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I was at that first show as well, right at the front, literally inches away from Cave. Was quite surreal.

 

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Herr Tubthumper said:

I was at that first show as well, right at the front, literally inches away from Cave. Was quite surreal.

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It was my friend who managed to get tickets. God knows how though.