Healy52003

Announce the Euro dates too fuck lol 

Sick of all the speculation

the irish media went a bit overboard with the Croke Park rumour but hopefully its in the works and will be announced soon

3 hours ago, Slash787 said:

After the Asia/Middle East tour, they will take a short break, then from Late May to July there will be Europe. 

I can see North America/Canada happening September onwards. 

yeah hopefully it will go like that 

2017

Jan/feb/mar- Asia/Middle East 

April- break

May/June/July- Europe

Aug- break

Sep/Oct/Nov- American/Canadian Arenas

Dec- break 

2018 the band may take a year off to allow for other projects and to record a new album

returning in the summer of 2019 with a new album and a world tour for 2020 onwards

5 hours ago, DIST said:

European tour is coming.. 

 

Hope it's coming soon, I want to be after seeing Guns N Roses in Ireland before season 7 of Game of thrones starts in June 2017 lol 

Scares me to hear Us and Canadian summer tours for 2017 in the works and Europe will be 2018 

35 minutes ago, Gibbo said:

I heard North America next summer

dont even say things like that. Obv good for North americans but us europeans will be left out in the cold if this happens

Cant see GNR being a download headliner, GNR are too big to be announced alongside other headliners (if are they headlining GNR would have a standalone announcement IMO). 

no Croke Park annoucement anyway

Robbie Williams is playing the Aviva Stadium on June 17 2017 meaning theres still 2 Croke Park dates left to fill (only allowed 3 concerts per year, Coldplay took 1 date) 

So GNR are not playing Croke Park afterall it's Robbie Bloody Williams 

https://www.goss.ie/robbie-williams-lined-croke-park-2017/

Balls anyway 

Looks like it wont be Slane castle anyway. Croke park is a good stadium and the bad sound quality is often imagined, here in Ireland Croke park attracts a lot of bandwagoners/event junkies so expect to see a crap load of people at the gig who are just there to get drunk, talk loudly through the entire show and spend most of the gig in the bar areas. 

hopefully we have euro dates very soon 

1 hour ago, Gavin82 said:

http://www.irishmirror.ie/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/guns-n-roses-to-play-9136589

 

See 1 says June now this says July 

June or July I don't care 

GNR in Croke Park 

Apparently MCD are holding a press coference in the stadium 2morrow 

Will the whole tour be announced 2morrow ?

6 hours ago, Gavin82 said:

Ive seen it ment to start at Croke in  Dublin

Logistically its impossible 

If there going georgrapically then the UK will be straight after

Norway/Finland and Sweden

Central Europe 

Croke park is a GAA stadium (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelic_Athletic_Association) where the important matches are played in there summer time. Theres a game there at the end of April and prob a few in May/June. Coldplay are playing there on the 8th July 2017 (leinster hurling final will be played on the 2nd July),

Bruce and the ESB played there last May and Beyonce played July. Maybe the same situation in 2017 with GNR playing there 26/27 or 28th May and then Coldplay 8th July. If the tour was starting in Dublin than the end of May could be the date but if this July date is true than it could be a midweek show before the 8th July (Tues 4th July or Weds 5th July, put GNR's stage up on the sunday/monday and take id down after the show so Coldplay can put there stage up for there Saturday show)

a DJ on Radio Nova (Irish rock station) said there are strong rumours of a Croke Park show next summer. He could be getting the rumours from here and other GNR sites

Like the sound of a possible announcement on Halloween 

Please god Gnr won't be cruel and announce the Euro dates in early 2017 and make us Europeans have a horrible Xmas as we're still guesing about our summer plans lol 

Fernando's statement might mean 

Co headline Euro/US arena tour by AC/DC (they will hire a new Bass or persuade Cliff to not retire and hire a new primary vocalist with Axl doing 1/2 songs a night) and GNR 

very doubtful but so was GNR reforming 10 years ago !

for me personally i hope its Croke Park in Dublin 

The list of rumoured dates could be the ones almost confirmed and they are still working on other dates in the uk, france,Italy etc or it could be all BS and the real dates and venues will be much different

i wonder what way will they announce the euro tour ??

like the North American and Oceanic tour announcment where they will do a video and all the tour dates will be revealed or will they reveal the dates one by one spread over a couple of weeeks like the latin america tour ??

either way i just want euro dates 

venues that were posted earlier

Barcelona Spain

Gelsenkirchin Germany

Zurich Switzerland

Amsterdam Netherlands

Berlin Germany

Stockholm Sweden

Copenhagen Denmark

Dublin Ireland

Hamberg Germany

Milian Italy

Paris France

missing from the list are the UK, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Russia, Norway, Poland, Finland and Greece 

5 hours ago, Kearnsy said:

Hopefully this is true, with Croke Park in July. 

hope its true.

image it will be in Late july or the week of Coldplay

dont knw would they sell the place out but with a top support act they might 

2 minutes ago, Powerage5 said:

But there's only 47 countries in Europe...

https://www.countries-ofthe-world.com/countries-of-europe.html

the way GNR are touring they will play in all 50 european countries lol 

Cant wait for Euro tour details (and an Irish stadium show)

Coldplay are playing Croke Park on Sat 8th July 2017 so thats 1/3 croke park concert dates gone for the year 

If GNR do a similar euro tour to AC/DC (ROB 2015/16) than a date in the Aviva Stadium (will be free on all dates in July/August and sum dates in May/June). 50000 may be enough demand in Ireland for GNR considering the band will play other countries too but Slane Castle is still a very good possibilite sadly 

in Ireland a spanner has been thrown in the works slightly (could affect other smaller countries too)

Coldplay have announced they will tour europe in 2017 and Ireland are one of the venues. So they will play 2/3 nights in big venues such as Croke Park, The Aviva or Slane 

let them headline Slane so GNR can play Croker or Aviva 

no words on any Irish gigs yet anyway

hopefully we knw the full tour soon 

dont like quiteness lol

1 hour ago, Tom2112 said:

Bon Jovi and RHCP have been slugging away for a long time, and GnR have too... but they've also done a lot of damage to themselves.... especially in Ireland. Yep they had a great show in 2006, but in 2010? not so much, and maybe 2012 was good but people still bring up 2010.

Also Bon Jovi and RHCP are both lighter acts, essentially pop/rock... everyman bands, and even more fare weathered fans than GnR or any of the larger rock bands.

GnR could play Croke parke but I would guess that it would be a bit difficult for them to sell out. They could definitely sell 2 nights in the 3arena... but croke park? for me that's an unnecessary risk. But if they can pull it off! why not! it would amazing to go see a proper rock band in Croke park seen as the heaviest thing in croke park is usually u2 or bon jovi and if it's not them it's one direction or some other shite.

The Aviva Stadium may be a better option. Smaller more intimate stadium and ACDC were brillent there in 2015. 

Croke Park would be cool but may be a hard sell and the residents would not be pleased with rock fans hanging around the area. Saw 2 gigs there myself over the years Bruce Springsteen and RHCP and the sound was ok,  the organisation left a lot to be desired though. Last may it took an hour to get through the ticket check barrier into the cusack stand and the bars ran out of drink a bit early

A big plus for Slane or an open field venue is that all areas will be available for ticket sales. In Croke Park and the Aviva quite a few sections of the stands are blocked off and would limit the capacity. 

Would take a gig in the Aviva or Croke Park. The RDS may be another option in Dublin. Outside of Dublin we have Thomond Park in Limerick, Nowlan Park in Kilkenny and Cork are opening a new stadium next summer. Please not Slane or Marley Park