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The line up has been announced.
Peter Andre (Fri)
The Courteneers (Thurs)
The Corrall (Support act, Thurs)I dont think i have been so underwhelmed by a line up before :angry-banghead:
The Coral are the best and most musically interesting British band of the past decade, it should be The Courteeners supporting them. I am going to go to the Arctic Monkeys gig at Don Valley instead. In an ideal world Richard Ashcroft would play at Haigh.
The line up has been announced.Peter Andre (Fri)
The Courteneers (Thurs)
The Corrall (Support act, Thurs)I dont think i have been so underwhelmed by a line up before :angry-banghead:
Sold 6000 tickets in the first hour, sounds like loads of others may be overwhelmed,
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!The Coral are the best and most musically interesting British band of the past decade,In your opinion……
The Coral are the best and most musically interesting British band of the past decade,
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Love them or loathe them i don’t think you can see past Oasis for the last 20 years never mind 10. They all try hard in the indie type music but no one has come close. Arctic Monkeys made a little impression but no-one talks them up after the first album, same can be said of Kasabian. The only band who has made a constant gain is The Kings Of Leon and they are yankee doodles
I had the misfortune to stumble across the Arctic Monkeys on the Jool Holland show last Friday. If that’s a sample of what they are currently about then God help them. It was absolute biz.
If Oasis have been the shining light of the last 20 years, it has been a bleak time for music. Certainly they have pulled in the crowds, but so did Westlife. Their music was lackign originality, and by the end of their time they pretty much could release the same track over and over and you wouldnt be sure if it was old or new.
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