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I don't even like the Pet Shop Boys and can confirm they put on a hell of a show.

Kinda worried Ron Mael won't make it out of this tour alive.

Lol ah now

Well there was a lot more hair to bounce back then but don't let me get in the way of your cancellation

These are the band who supported the Breeders a few years back I think. "Bouncy hair" is my main memory.

Floor vs. Gallery at the National Stadium for a gig? Your recommendations plz

Did it come up in album club?? 😭😭😭

Who the fuck is Dave??

yep.

The state of this

In fairness, i'm jealous.

Nice one hugh. Angel Olsen in Vicar Street in June as well.

Fucking YES see here for most wholesome interview with them: On tour with the Lovely Eggs: 'When we became parents, people thought it would be the end of the band, but we just fitted more seats in our van'

Good interview here with Jawbox about the Grunge Gold Rush https://www.npr.org/sections/therecord/2018/01/12/577063077/the-grunge-gold-rush but more importantly, it led me to find the amazing promo image they're talking about This type of pop culture shit is what gets me up in the morning

No way! Classs

If i'm going to any legacy gigs next year Diana Ross is top of the list tbh

a) 80s new romantic bands are better than most of the lineup on here b) it'd actually be fucking gas to see the lead singers from these groups appearing on their own with a pickup band backing them up. I'll probably go for FNM though. Still haven't managed to see them.

I have no idea why i'm so defensive about the Pixies. Maybe I just feel sorry for them... and their millions.

Pixies are not shit, less of this reactionary stuff on here. They're a very good pop-rock band with some cool guitar freakout bits who got way overpraised and beloved by the kind of lads who would have been into Dire Straits 10 years before. Not that i'm gonna go to this gig or anything, get a...

oh absolutely, I don't begrudge them it at all but not sure I'm interested in going meself.