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Liam Gallagher Royal Hospital Kilmainham 27/8/2022

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    #62
    Bulmers
    Registered Users Posts: 622 ✭✭✭Bulmers


    prob right on both counts lads 😄



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    #63
    jimosterberg
    Registered Users Posts: 277 ✭✭jimosterberg


    I enjoyed the show. Really enjoyed the Charlatans too. He's not everyones cup of tea. Hearing the Oasis songs live brings me back to my teenage years.



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    #64
    miketv
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    I enjoyed the entire evening also, personally I thought his last show in the 3arena was better. I though just mustard were fantastic, the bass was loud!



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    #65
    Rasher_Sausage
    Registered Users Posts: 42 ✭Rasher_Sausage


    Really wasn't good performance by Liam. Stealing a living by performing so many Oasis tunes, just showing how **** his own material is. Thank God for Charltans for saving the day.



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    #66
    cullenswood
    Registered Users Posts: 2,322 ✭✭✭cullenswood


    Why is he stealing a living performing tracks from a band he was a lead singer of and helped make big?


    Half the songs were his solo stuff, which I also like, but he has enough cop on to realise a lot of the attendees want oasis stuff, so he gives the public what they want



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    #67
    Muahahaha
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    Guess it goes to show how artists can sometimes show up and other times just dial it in. I saw him in Knebworth in June but he was top of his game and it was a great gig, probably becasue they were filming the gig with multiple tv type cameras and three camera drones fliming from the sky over the crowd for much of it. He put on a great show for all the cameras there.

    What was his voice like, was he croaked?



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    #68
    mikekerry
    Registered Users Posts: 623 ✭✭✭mikekerry


    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119533401#Comment_119533401

    Thought the sound was very bad we were on the right hand side facing the stage half way down moved around a bit but it seemed very low and muffled in parts. Agreed the 3arena show was much better.



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    #69
    callaway92
    Registered Users Posts: 14,705 ✭✭✭✭callaway92


    Voice was ok. Didn’t do any ‘prolonged’ vocals if that makes sense in the LG way

    Actually a bit of a brutal one, but I saw a Father with what I’d guess were two 12 year old boys walking in and being stopped by a security guy not being let go any further

    His own fault buying the tickets but he was clearly upset about it. I felt bad - Now in saying that - The age of the crowd worked well I thought overall



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    #70
    cullenswood
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119536823#Comment_119536823

    I saw two around 8 year olds at it. Was surprised they got in. Must have been just luck of the draw



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    #71
    SteM
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    My brothers works all of these gigs and I'd asked him before about it because I wanted to bring our 10yo to an outdoor gig this summer. He said it's down the gig and the amount of adults with the kids. For a LG show he'd expect 1 child per adult but he said it had been different for the Paul Heaton/Jacqui Abbott show earlier in the summer. Can kind of understand the reasoning.



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    #72
    RamonD3
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119535129#Comment_119535129

    Yeah was at the Manchester one in the summer and it was worlds apart, that one and the 3arena ones were as good as I'd heard him. Wasn't like his voice was off or anything he just seemed disinterested. Still enjoyed it!



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    #73
    RolandGoose
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    I seen him in Sydney a few weeks ago. A pretty decent gig, nothing special. With the exception of "Everthings Electric", the new songs go down like lead balloons. So much so that Liam asked the audience if they were bored after he played a few. I'm sure he knows it's Noel's old songs that are keeping him going, probably adds to his dissatisfaction and lack of interest.

    On the flip side I'm glad he has gotten himself back together and recovered his voice. Some of the last Oasis performances were disgraceful! By the sounds of it I can count myself lucky for having give this one a miss! I would have loved to have seen Bonehead on stage with him again. Hope he gets well soon!

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    #74
    callaway92
    Registered Users Posts: 14,705 ✭✭✭✭callaway92


    Asking the crowd if they’re bored is a piece he does in fairness - Says it every gig , so I wouldn’t read into that



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    #75
    [Deleted User]
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    Noel says the same thing as a joke. He's aware that people want to hear the Oasis stuff too.


    https://youtu.be/ZAF8QiJHfqA




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    #76
    Muahahaha
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119536823#Comment_119536823

    Im not surprised the man was upset about his 2 12 year olds not getting in, aside from 200 quids worth of tickets down the drain no doubt the two young lads are fans of Gallagher through their dad.

    What is the rule officially? And is it a law per se or just whatever the promoter decides?



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    #77
    callaway92
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119547260#Comment_119547260

    Not sure on the rule officially, but to be completely blunt about it, if it was on Ticketmaster that it was 16s or 18s, then you have to be aware you could definitely get caught out

    https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/music/9302308/urgent-warning-thousands-liam-gallagher-fans-dublin-concert/



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    #78
    Muahahaha
    Registered Users Posts: 19,656 ✭✭✭✭Muahahaha


    yeah it might be linked to the serving of alcohol and has similar rules to the pubs. Would imagine it will be more of a problem in the coming years as you do see parents bringing their young teenagers to gigs of bands the parents liked years back



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    #79
    rovers_runner
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    No Columbia or Acquiesce = No party.



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    #80
    argentum
    Registered Users Posts: 491 ✭✭argentum


    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119536823#Comment_119536823

    He did get in..he just had to fill in paperwork for MCD for insurance purposes.



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