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Old 10-31-2012, 12:03 AM
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Jovi at Slane will be a night to remember. Slane is more than just another 'festival', it is part of Irish culture and to have Jovi playing there is long overdue. It was be a brilliant weekend!
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There's usually a pretty strong all day line up at Slane. I wonder if it'll be the same this time. It'd be nice to see some biggish name bands before hand.
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Irish people bitch and moan about EVERYTHING. This is no different. It wouldn't have made a difference if The Rolling Stones or Bruce Springsteen or Coldplay or Muse were playing; you would still get a bunch of windy moanbags bitching for the sake of bitching.

Everything I've heard on the media outlets today has been extremely positive; DJ's on the radio talking about how great a live act they are, the mix of Slane castle on a summers night and a band of Bon Jovi's caliber etc. There's also lots of clips of people in the town of Slane who met Jon and had nothing but great things to say about him.

Let the bemoaners moan; even if it is a pain to get out of, Bon Jovi at Slane Castle is going to be extraordinary. Bon Jovi have a huge and loyal following here, and although a lot of people slag them off, there's a whole lot of people who closetly love the band and playing a gig like Slane will give all those fans the excuse to go see them, so I don't see a problem with them filling the venue.
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Irish people bitch and moan about EVERYTHING. This is no different. It wouldn't have made a difference if The Rolling Stones or Bruce Springsteen or Coldplay or Muse were playing; you would still get a bunch of windy moanbags bitching for the sake of bitching.
Haha, that's true. It's like people try to out moan each other.

I remember sitting in a bar after the last RDS concert and a bunch of bearded studenty types laying into Bon Jovi with the usual 80's cheese insults
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Haha, that's true. It's like people try to out moan each other.

I remember sitting in a bar after the last RDS concert and a bunch of bearded studenty types laying into Bon Jovi with the usual 80's cheese insults
It's just utter nonsense what you hear out these idiots. You can be certain that every one of these morons (and it's a safe bet that most of these people are cretins of the most annoying kind) wouldn't be able to name a single thing from Bon Jovi other than LOAP. They are know-nothings who are unimaginably arrogant and smug, and yet think they are cool. Among a very long list of nasty and unattractive things about Irish people and Irish culture, this is probably the most annoying to me. Smugness and arrogance in equal proportion to ignorance. Sorry for ranting!
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I was writing off Dublin, however this venue has caught my eye. Remember watching the Robbie Williams gig on TV at Slane and always wanted to go, the setting and atmosphere looks terrific. In no rush to get a ticket now though, will see how the tour and album shapes up and decide next year.
Yeah, watch some clips from either the U2 or RHCP dvd on youtube.. its cool thats its on a hill I guess aswell, and yes it is in the middle of nowhere but its a good atmosphere and feels very 'irish'..

I won't even think about tickets until the new year, it won't suddenly sell out, not at those prices. And if it does ''sell out'' they will just keep releasing new batches.. 80,000 is a lot of tickets to shift in a recession.


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Well thanks for that input, was that using your crystal ball?
That crystal ball you used to predict otherwise?
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Slane castle is an epic venue. I think most major acts have played there and a lot of them have recorded their live dvd there. I am sure it will be a great gig, but there will be pressure on all sides for moving a large number of tickets.

I read a couple of years ago that thd organizer or site owner refused bon jovi cause they did not think bj was an appromriate act for the venue. So the fact they are playing this venue next summer makes me wonder how this came to life.

I would personally love to be at the gig cause i think the country, the venue and the historic character of the place will lead to an amazing atmosphere.

Wether it will be a succes on every level, they will have to pull out everything they have... good promotion, a great support bill, a right ticket price strategy and finally an amazing show with a great setlist so the reviews can be estatic afterwards. Just to prove all the critics wrong.

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if i happen to do any shows abroad next year, this will be the one show i'm doing. purely because it's Slane. i'm really hoping for a good line-up.
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