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Nick Cave tour dates



Herr Tubthumper

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I think this deserves a thread of its own


UK & EUROPE 2017
SEPTEMBER
24 BIC, BOURNEMOUTH
25 ARENA, MANCHESTER
27 THE SSE HYDRO, GLASGOW
28 MOTORPOINT ARENA, NOTTINGHAM
30 THE O2, LONDON

OCTOBER
03 ZENITH, PARIS
06 ZIGGO DOME, AMSTERDAM
07 JAHRHUNDERTHALLE, FRANKFURT
09 SPORTHALLE, HAMBURG
10 ROCKHAL, LUXEMBOURG
12 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC HALLE, DUSSELDORF
13 SPORTPALEIS, ANTWERP
16 SPEKTRUM, OSLO
18 ERICSSON GLOBE, STOCKHOLM
20 ROYAL ARENA, COPENHAGEN
22 MAX-SCHMELING HALLE, BERLIN
24 TORWAR, WARSAW
26 O2 ARENA, PRAGUE
28 KOMBANK ARENA, BELGRADE
30 DVORANA TIVOLI, LJUBLJANA

NOVEMBER
01 STADTHALLE, VIENNA
02 ZENITH, MUNICH
04 KIOENE ARENA, PADOVA
06 FORUM, MILAN
08 PALALOTTOMATICA, ROME
12 HALLENSTADION, ZURICH
13 ARENA, GENEVA
16 FALIRO SPORTS ARENA (TAW KWON DO), ATHENS
19 MENORAH ARENA, TEL AVIV
 








Herr Tubthumper

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Buzzer

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I'm going to give this a miss too but because I don't think I want to see him perform any of the songs from The Skeleton Tree live. It wouldn't feel right. But the O2 being one of the venues is another reason to give it a wide berth too.
 






Herr Tubthumper

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As an aside if anyone makes the Berlin gig the burger joint I blather on about, and post photos from, is opposite.
 








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Are any of those not shitty large arenas? Might give this a miss for the first time.

I'm inclined to agree. I'm also worried about the new material really not coming over well at all in that sort of environment. There's bound to be a load of turbo***** talking shit and ruining it.

However, if there's one guy I trust to still come over right in an arena, it's Cave.
 


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With a bit of luck he'll do another warm up show in Hove, the last one was my 3rd favourite Cave gig.

1st Hastings Pier 2004, the best gig I've been to. Lyre of Orpheus/Abattoir Blues in their entirety followed by an hour or so of back catalogue.

2nd Bradford University 1992, walked back to Leeds after with the then Mrs Pevenseagull singing 'Straight To You', having a break every now and then for a bit of hanky panky. ...
That was a good night out.

Have to say I was a bit disappointed by the show at The Dome a few years ago.
 




Herr Tubthumper

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Anyone bother?
 




Fitzcarraldo

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Got tickets for the o2. Not seen anyone there before so not sure what to expect.

Extras on top of the ticket were interesting. £1.75 per ticket 'facilities fee' alongside £7 per ticket 'service charge'.
 




Herr Tubthumper

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Got tickets for the o2. Not seen anyone there before so not sure what to expect.

Extras on top of the ticket were interesting. £1.75 per ticket 'facilities fee' alongside £7 per ticket 'service charge'.

I've seen a few bands there. Some bands work, some don't.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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Got tickets for the o2. Not seen anyone there before so not sure what to expect.

Extras on top of the ticket were interesting. £1.75 per ticket 'facilities fee' alongside £7 per ticket 'service charge'.

Out of interest how much were the actual tickets?
 


Fitzcarraldo

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£50.

He is my favourite artist to see live and, whilst I do agree with Buzzer's comments above re the emotion of Skeleton Tree, I am just happy to get the opportunity to see him as I've not seen him that much (Just Glastonbury and Hammersmith Apollo) before. I'd love to go to one of those warm up gigs at the King Alfred, or wherever he does them.
 


Machiavelli

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No, not bothered. It requires a traipse out to London or across to Bournemouth (!) of all things, which isn't the easiest thing for me to do. But if he wants to do a warm-up gig in Brighton or Hove, I'd be well up for that, although I think (t)he(y) might justifiably think that a world tour constitutes a warm-up.
 






boik

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Ever see them upstairs at The Richmond?

No, although I used to love that venue. Saw The Birthday Party at Klub Foot at the Clarendon Hammersmith and a couple of other places in London that I can't remember. Possibly Moonlight Club or the Bridge House. Used to drive up, park anywhere and see tons of bands in those days.
 


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