New tour!

[rosetree]

I just got standing for O2 Manchester, i'm looking forward see the band again and hear the new album.

[rpmacmurphy]

Originally Posted by LA ex

There'll be the obligatory one surprise song from the back catalogue thrown in... it's become pretty much a tradition since SATT days... Born to End, Sorrow 16, Donkeys, Condemned to Rock n Roll, Natwest..., Horses Under Starlight, Spectators of Suicide, To Repel Ghosts... I wonder what they'll dig up this time round.

Whisky Psychosis ??

[Routine Builder]

Destroy the Dancefloor surely.

They whipped out Strip it Down for Bath last year, would love to see it on regular rotation. The pre-GT stuff is really bouncy and would add a bit of life to the setlist.

[The Crow]

Nearer the time I'll decide, I've only seem them x2 since 2014, says a lot in terms of the direction of their music/performances and of course the set lists.

[Routine Builder]

Originally Posted by Repoman

https://www.100marathonclub.org.uk/c...events-listing

Enjoy ;-)

Thanks for this by the way, very useful if completely ignoring the Ireland part of the UK and Ireland. Ended up going with the Connemarathon on April 27th which means I'll have to give Bristol a miss.

[Scarecrow]

Originally Posted by rpmacmurphy

Whisky Psychosis ??

We can but hope. That solo is a joy. Razorblade Beat otherwise please.

[Son of Stopped]

All dates sold out! I'm bit concerned it took that long to do. Everything's probably fine.
Have a great one when you do them

[Routine Builder]

Pretty sure neither TUVL or RiF's tour sold out so they are doing well to sell out within a month

[UEF]

Originally Posted by Routine Builder

Pretty sure neither TUVL or RiF's tour sold out so they are doing well to sell out within a month

Or this summer's "Tickets for Margate still available!!!"

[Scarecrow]

Originally Posted by Son of Stopped

All dates sold out! I'm bit concerned it took that long to do. Everything's probably fine.
Have a great one when you do them

There will be spares flying around over the next few months too, their tours haven't needed any rushed panic booking for years.

[LA ex]

I suspect having a schedule where they only play Friday and Saturday nights has helped them sell out quickly.

[Marconi Delorian]

Smaller venues as well.

[LA ex]

Originally Posted by Marconi Delorian

Smaller venues as well.

They're pretty much the same size as those for the initial The Ultra Vivid Lament (and in some cases the actual same venue). My memory may be failing me and it may have been a bit of post-covid uncertainty about everything but I can't remember those selling out anywhere near as fast.

[Marconi Delorian]

Originally Posted by LA ex

They're pretty much the same size as those for the initial The Ultra Vivid Lament (and in some cases the actual same venue). My memory may be failing me and it may have been a bit of post-covid uncertainty about everything but I can't remember those selling out anywhere near as fast.

They placed Wembley Arena on TUVL tour - 12,500 capacity (though I'm not sure if the full capacity was used). SBE is 2000, so 4000 for two nights.

Also 13 dates on the initial TUVL tour - 10 dates in 6 venues this time.

[JimmiB]

I was a bit surprised to see they weren't on the line ups for any of Tramlines/Truck/Y Not festivals this week. With the tour sold out I thought they would be doing some of these. The gig at Y Not was cut short last time, but when they did get on they played a turbo charged set. Oh well. I'll have to put up with Reytons on the Saturday at Tramlines, who are inexplicably headlining.