http://www.blur.co.uk/

 

Blur will play a live show in Hyde Park in Summer 2009.

 

Graham Coxon will join Alex James, Dave Rowntree and Damon Albarn onstage for this first time since their Royal Festival Hall performance in 2000.

 

The concert will take place at London's Hyde Park on Friday 3rd July 2009, and tickets will be on general sale from 9am Friday 12th December 2008 at www.livenation.co.uk.

 

All tickets are £45.00, are limited to six per person, and subject to a booking fee.

 

Expected to be confirmed as Glastonbury headliners as well.

Headlining T in the park, so I'm happy.

Damon and Graham on stage last night, for the first time in 8 years, performing "This Is A Low".

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovm3_UjISiQ

I still can't get my head around the fact it's been 8 years! 

I still can't get my head around the fact it's been 8 years!   

 

Head up min, the right girl will come along one day. 

Just got tickets to see them at the O2 academy in Newcastle...

Get in! 

 

Still no Scottish dates apart from TITP?

Still no Scottish dates apart from TITP?

 

Glasto & Hyde Park no enough for you?

 

'Kowalski deserves better'

 

BMG

Glasto & Hyde Park no enough for you?

 

'Kowalski deserves better'

 

BMG

 

Only going to Glasto now! 

Only going to Glasto now! 

 

I'm not sure i'm even going to go to Hyde Park anymore.

 

If I do it means that i'm going to Hyde Park on the Sunday, then Hampden on the Tuesday, then back to Hyde Park for the Friday, and I can't really be done with all that.

 

I did consider getting Newcastle tickets this morning, but decided Franz Ferdinand would be a better option (I ended up with neither though  )

 

I did consider getting Newcastle tickets this morning, but decided Franz Ferdinand would be a better option (I ended up with neither though  )

 

Apparently online sales for blur lasted all of 10min.. only think there were 400 tickets online & 800 at the box office.

Franz Ferdinand at Newcastle? they are still on sale at ticket web... £20 + cunto booking surcharge. 

 

My flatmate and myself went down to queue for the blur tickets at 7.30 this morning, were 98th in the queue. The guy in front of us got all the way to the front (10am by this point) and realised that he had forgotten his bank card!  Shame for him.. but funny as fuck for everyone else.

Apparently online sales for blur lasted all of 10min.. only think there were 400 tickets online & 800 at the box office.

Franz Ferdinand at Newcastle? they are still on sale at ticket web... £20 + cunto booking surcharge. 

 

My flatmate and myself went down to queue for the blur tickets at 7.30 this morning, were 98th in the queue. The guy in front of us got all the way to the front (10am by this point) and realised that he had forgotten his bank card!  Shame for him.. but funny as fuck for everyone else.

 

Nah, Franz in Aberdeen! I tried on both the Box Office and Ticketmaster, but both sold out. They're still on sale at Seetickets, but my mate phoned to say he'd got me and that now I need to get him a ticket for Ibrox, so, Happy Days! 

Nah, Franz in Aberdeen! I tried on both the Box Office and Ticketmaster, but both sold out. They're still on sale at Seetickets, but my mate phoned to say he'd got me and that now I need to get him a ticket for Ibrox, so, Happy Days! 

 

Caird Hall for me.

Caird Hall for me.

 

Caird Hall is pretty good. They had the common sence to build it on a sloped floor, unlike the damn Music Hall.

 

Only thing is they don't let you take drinks into the hall. You must drink at the bar, that was an arse.

My ticket came in the post today 

Blur + Hyde Park = amazing!

 

Words fail me to explain how good it really was 

Blur + Hyde Park = amazing!

 

Words fail me to explain how good it really was 

 

Aye, they were superb at Glastonbury also 

Take that>>>>>>>>>>>>>Blur

New documentary coming in January 2010.

 

Fantastic, well looking forward to that

Awesome!

 

Their Hyde Park gig was up there with the best i've ever been too!

 

 

I wasn't too enthused when I saw them at TITP, they were good but I expected something extra. Possibly due to us standing at the back and that I had just been in the insanity of the Pendulum crowd.

I saw them at Glastonbury and T in the Park.

Glastonbury was the best festival gig I've ever seen.

T in the Park was a bit rushed and curtailed due to coming on late.

Saw them loads of times the first time round. "Sing" at the Barras is one of my all time favourite gig moments, absolutely epic.

List of cinemas showing the documentary:

http://alternative.artsalliancemedia.com/cinemas/film/16/

Well thats a load of shite that.

 

Out on DVD in Feb, its on Play.com.