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Written on: 24.11.2012 21:28
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jan
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maybe not excactly for this forum (my apologies) but members here got a keen knowledge so here goes.
What you guys thinks the chances of seeing The Who live on a european tour/Roskilde this year.
Been entertaining the idea of buying tickets for a us concert (new york maybe) to catch them live.
but seeing as this could be quite expencive, it might put a real dent economically in making it to Roskilde this year.
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Written on: 24.11.2012 22:29
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Coldblooded
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maybe not excactly for this forum (my apologies) but members here got a keen knowledge so here goes.
What you guys thinks the chances of seeing The Who live on a european tour/Roskilde this year.
Been entertaining the idea of buying tickets for a us concert (new york maybe) to catch them live.
but seeing as this could be quite expencive, it might put a real dent economically in making it to Roskilde this year.
No need for apologies.
I think the chances are a bit slim though. If The Who were to take the Quadrophenia tour to Europe it probably wouldn't be a festival tour, but a stadium one. It is very rare that even huge names like The Who get a chance at a "we-only-play-this-album" gig at festivals like Roskilde. But if they're to tour Europe, they'll probably end up in Horsens or the like, so you'll probably get a chance at seeing them anyway.
I think the "oldie headliner" slot is much more likely to go to Neil Young. He released two brand new albums in 2012 and even though I think the last one is mediocre at best, Roskilde is much more likely to after a guy with new material than a band whose last record dropped in 2006.
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Written on: 24.11.2012 23:33
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AC/DC
Posts: 940
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maybe not excactly for this forum (my apologies) but members here got a keen knowledge so here goes.
What you guys thinks the chances of seeing The Who live on a european tour/Roskilde this year.
Been entertaining the idea of buying tickets for a us concert (new york maybe) to catch them live.
but seeing as this could be quite expencive, it might put a real dent economically in making it to Roskilde this year.
No need for apologies.
I think the chances are a bit slim though. If The Who were to take the Quadrophenia tour to Europe it probably wouldn't be a festival tour, but a stadium one. It is very rare that even huge names like The Who get a chance at a "we-only-play-this-album" gig at festivals like Roskilde. But if they're to tour Europe, they'll probably end up in Horsens or the like, so you'll probably get a chance at seeing them anyway.
I think the "oldie headliner" slot is much more likely to go to Neil Young. He released two brand new albums in 2012 and even though I think the last one is mediocre at best, Roskilde is much more likely to after a guy with new material than a band whose last record dropped in 2006.
The Who played very good show at Roskilde in 2007 
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Written on: 25.11.2012 09:46
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Danni
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Would love for the The Who to play again, they were great in 2007.
But I doubt they will come, dont know why, I just doubt it. I hope however that they at least come to DK again!
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