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Playing Dublin later in the year - supposed to be a small venue but then moved to Vicar St.

There's a band from the US called Darsombra, also a duo, they played in Coughlan's about 2 years ago. Same sort of buzz as Angine De Poitrine. In fact, AdP might have ripped off some of Darsombra's schtick. You might want to check them out.

One of them died recently when their van was involved in a crash.
I had a look at Darsombra in action, I don't see much similarity tbh, they have more of a ageing hippy, trippy vibe, not bad though.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are also cited as an influence on AdP but again I don't really see it.

 
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Playing Dublin later in the year - supposed to be a small venue but then moved to Vicar St.

There's a band from the US called Darsombra, also a duo, they played in Coughlan's about 2 years ago. Same sort of buzz as Angine De Poitrine. In fact, AdP might have ripped off some of Darsombra's schtick. You might want to check them out.

One of them died recently when their van was involved in a crash.
No getting tickets for AdP in Vicar St. they sold out in a flash. 😔
 
Oasis will be back next year it seems.

12 nights in the Ethihad, 6 nights at Knebworth, with additional gigs in Celtic Park, Stadio Olympico, and Slane

Mistake, I reckon. I know they'll make millions but, as it stands now, Oasis' comeback was a career high (ticket pricing strategy notwithstanding).

Hotly anticipated with a lot of will they/won't they and can they even do this A. to a legitimately good level and B. without descending into pitiful arguing.

They apparently managed to pull it off - I'm not a fan so I can't say for sure but most reviews are positive. The brothers behaved (if rarely interacting) both on and off stage.

I think another spin on the merry-go-round might not be as well received. People will notice the cracks more.

Not that the either of the Gallagher brothers will give a shite about that - the pair of hungry cunts.
 
Mistake, I reckon. I know they'll make millions but, as it stands now, Oasis' comeback was a career high (ticket pricing strategy notwithstanding).

Hotly anticipated with a lot of will they/won't they and can they even do this A. to a legitimately good level and B. without descending into pitiful arguing.

They apparently managed to pull it off - I'm not a fan so I can't say for sure but most reviews are positive. The brothers behaved (if rarely interacting) both on and off stage.

I think another spin on the merry-go-round might not be as well received. People will notice the cracks more.

Not that the either of the Gallagher brothers will give a shite about that - the pair of hungry cunts.

Saw em down the Pairc back in the day. Blown off the stage by The Prodigy.

Doubt theyve improved in the intervening years. Listened back to their first two albums last summer. Its not aged well. Stodgy pub rock
 
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