on 04-03-2020 11:41
Hi guys, how is your week going so far?
As we normally do each week, I've gone through the Priority tickets page today to see what exciting gigs I can find there. I'd love to hear if you know any of the artists and events I mention below or if you're a fan?
Additionally, you can of course find everything else that's currently listed on the Priority tickets page here.
Interesting gig tickets this week
Artist highlights of the week
Genesis: The Last Domino? Tour
Do we have any Genesis fans in the community? This iconic English rock band formed in Surrey in 1967, have been super successful over the years, and now they are reuniting for their first tour in 13 years! There's an article on BBC News here if you want to read a bit more about it.
You can get Priority tickets on pre-sale until Friday morning this week for multiple dates (Nov-Dec 2020) in multiple UK locations, including: Liverpool, Newcastle upon Tyne, London, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.
Check out a couple of their songs below:
OneRepublic
What about OneRepublic, any fans on here? This American rock band, formed in 2002 in Colorado Springs, have an October gig coming up in Manchester this year and Priority tickets are currently on pre-sale until Friday this week.
Check out an older and a newer song below that I personally like by OneRepublic and let me know what you think about their music.
Are you a fan of any of the artists/bands mentioned above? Did you spot any gigs that I missed from the list that you really like?
Let me know in the comments!
on 04-03-2020 12:21
Although I won`t be able to go to any of the gigs [health reasons], I was/am a fan of The Beach Boys [Brian Wilson`s band] and saw them live in Birmingham in the late 60s.
I was a Genesis fan when Peter Gabriel was leader singer and queued up all night outside Hippodrome, Birmingham for front row seats for The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour - going way back.
In my opinion, Genesis were no longer Genesis when Peter left and Phil Collins took over as vocalist - no longer the brilliant costumes, stories, and antics on stage; no mind-stretching lyrics to their albums...
on 04-03-2020 12:47
on 04-03-2020 12:47
Of those listed above I would love to see Jeff Wayne's musical version of the War of the Worlds.
I was never a fan of Genesis, though did love the Beach Boys.
Veritas Numquam Perit
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on 05-03-2020 10:44
I can't go either but, also enjoy the music of Genesis @JAZZ-trad @Marjo
on 06-03-2020 12:27
on 06-03-2020 12:27
@Mi-Amigo @Cleoriff I was a fan of the Beach Boys as a teenager.
@JAZZ-trad @Anonymous Genesis, surprisingly, I wasn't super familiar with although I had heard that Phil Collins was a part of it. Didn't realise he had replaced someone though @Mi-Amigo ! I do like his voice although can't compare the stage performance as I haven't seen Peter Gabriel perform (I think).
I read that Phil Collins' 18 year-old son will take over the drums from his father during the reunion gigs.
on 06-03-2020 12:32
on 06-03-2020 12:32
on 06-03-2020 13:08
on 06-03-2020 13:08
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Peter Gabriel at his best with a "live" performance of the iconic Genesis track "Supper`s Ready"
The best track the band ever recorded in my opinion...
Enjoy...
on 06-03-2020 13:33
on 06-03-2020 13:33
@Cleoriff wrote:Genesis were brilliant when they were lead by Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins was on drums. When Peter left, I felt Genesis became bland/boring. @Marjo
Well said @Cleoriff
My thought exactly. As I said, I queued up for 36 hours for a front row ticket to see Genesis with Peter Gabriel on their Lamb Lies Down On Broadway tour.
After Peter left, I wouldn`t have gone to a Genesis gig if you`d paid me...