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Well they were originally saying March/April...and it's getting a little late for that to happen. Another shot would have been to tour around Coachella...but they're not playing that either. And now there's talk of another UK tour in May for a new greatest hits or something. I just don't see it happening for us North Americans this year.
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They better. I haven't missed seeing them in a year since 2001 and I don't want to go back to the UK to see them!
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Sean and Nicky both mentioned they wanted to tour North America. Maybe they're pushing it back to coincide with the greatest hits release in May? Trying to be optimistic! |
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The album not having dropped officially here suggests one of two things; either it will go the way of Lifeblood and never be released in N America or the delay means that they want to drop it on a date that would coincide with a tour.
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i don't think there will be a gh release in may...!
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From the MSP blog: Bassist Nicky Wire commented “We are really looking forward to playing Cardiff CIA again as it has been over three years since we played there. It will be a great warm up for the festival season and a perfect way to end what has been a brilliant campaign for Postcards From A Young Man. On the last dates (and these coming up) we’ve been playing lots of songs from our past too which has been really enjoyable.“
So, if it's the "perfect end", then no North American tour, I guess. Oh well, maybe in 2019, eh?? (To fit with the decade between dates schedule they've been following for NA.)
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Ok, so now seeing that Sean said there's a Greatest Hits release coming up next year...maybe they'll go all out and tour North America then?
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Yeah, but Sean's the one who first said they were coming back this year.
Maybe if we bombarded them with a bunch of North America post cards, they'd get the hint and come play here like they promised?
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When I was considering entering their contest (in the end I didn't bother), I bought a whole bunch of postcards. If I thought it would make any difference, and would remind them that they have fans in North America too, and that they promised, I would send them ALL.
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Ha, I'd get behind a postcard campaign too, for what it's worth.
Ultimately though, I doubt it'd change much... I think it really does go back to this: With more and more time going by and the band making comments on "a perfect way to end the campaign," it sure looks like we've got another Lifeblood scenario this time around. As much as it sucks, there's no point in them touring for something that people won't be able to find on shelves. |
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Yeah, one would think songs that were "hits" elsewhere might have a little more appeal! Or at least might make people curious enough to check it out.
I've still got some hope that they'll be back whenever the next album/compilation is out — Sean's comment about not wanting to wait another 10 years did seem pretty genuine — but who really knows... |
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