Lights on Europe Tour...

Lights on Europe Tour...

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11/19/08 8:22 AM
Resa member Joined: 09/18/08 Posts: 747	Saint_Maria posted: icklekitty posted: Wasn't TR really annoyed after last year's festival shows? Shhhhhhh yes, he loves europe...
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11/19/08 9:36 AM
isali member human magic marker Joined: 10/19/08 Location: austria tirol Posts: 325	Resa posted: Saint_Maria posted: icklekitty posted: Wasn't TR really annoyed after last year's festival shows? Shhhhhhh yes, he loves europe... i do wonder why i mean that man probably picked the stupidest (doesn't exist does it?) festivals that he could. and the promoters fucked up the timetable, they can't put nin inbetween two german bands! i hope he learned his lesson and doesn't come to do festivals.
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11/20/08 6:41 PM
JuanluCc member Mastermind Joined: 03/22/08 Location: Caceres Spain Posts: 234
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11/21/08 2:48 PM
WorzelG member Joined: 12/06/07 Location: Wales Posts: 768	As far as the UK is concerned, I think it would be perfect if he did the venues like Brixton and similar ones in other cities, but also did one festival, perhaps headlining Reading or Download? That way we get the intimate gigs (well sort of intimate) and we get the full lighting at the festival. Some more warm-ups at the Astoria would be the icing on the cake of course.
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11/24/08 9:21 AM
jayface member Joined: 10/15/08 Location: peterborough%2C england%2 Posts: 29	JuanluCc posted: it this real or photoshopped? If it's real i'm on my way to Madrid!!!
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11/24/08 10:59 AM
Pyle member Joined: 05/03/08 Location: belgium Posts: 296	pukkelpop 2007 Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/24/2008 11:11AM by Pyle.
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11/24/08 11:01 AM
Pyle member Joined: 05/03/08 Location: belgium Posts: 296	I know he had a great time at the pukkelpop festival in belgium two years ago. They posted a few clips on their youtube channel. I don't think you can really tell where he will show up. If he was bugged out at some 'kugelsack' festival in germany, he's just not gonna play there anymore. It doesn't mean he won't play at any festival at all in europe. I hope he looks at it case by case, not in general. In brussels they sold out twice on a really short time in a venue that allows about 1200 people. So he could sell a bigger venue than that with the bigger production. I hope everyone here gets the show he/she wants. No matter what: we'll have a great fucking time. We all need our nin-fix from time to time, right? sorry for the bad english, btw
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11/24/08 12:44 PM
isali member human magic marker Joined: 10/19/08 Location: austria tirol Posts: 325	^^^love your avatar
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11/24/08 4:49 PM
2xtdg5 member Joined: 03/20/08 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 155	the shows that NIN did at the end of the performance 07 tour [mostly festivals] had a very scaled down version of what you now see in america. the 3 band members infront of a curtain was first done on the performance 07 tour and the screen was also. admitidly thatw as nearly a year plus ago and clearly the show is bigger but having that show over here isnt a problem its filling the size of venues that is needed...? hence why i ahd previously sad about there being a co-headline tour over here? and as for dates they will be announced soon well frnt page says so!
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11/24/08 4:51 PM
2xtdg5 member Joined: 03/20/08 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 155	WorzelG posted: As far as the UK is concerned, I think it would be perfect if he did the venues like Brixton and similar ones in other cities, but also did one festival, perhaps headlining Reading or Download? That way we get the intimate gigs (well sort of intimate) and we get the full lighting at the festival. Some more warm-ups at the Astoria would be the icing on the cake of course. at brixton it isnt possible for the current live show to be housed in there. download is the best bet reading is doubtful and as for astoria thats gone in febuary which mayb b to early for light over UK...? small venues would be cool and i think coz of the popularity of NIN here there would be some smaller shows
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11/24/08 4:54 PM
2xtdg5 member Joined: 03/20/08 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 155	and on a better note remember the club shows last year.....? we had amazing setlists and some songs that hadnt been performed in years or at all in the case of Last! so without the huge light show there is flexibilty... and also i find it funny that Ilan spent most of the last 2/3 years in an english band touring here mostly and now hes in an american band he will spend most of the first part of his time out side of the country x
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11/26/08 5:59 AM
icklekitty member Joined: 11/27/07 Location: London Posts: 919	WorzelG posted: As far as the UK is concerned, I think it would be perfect if he did the venues like Brixton and similar ones in other cities, but also did one festival, perhaps headlining Reading or Download? That way we get the intimate gigs (well sort of intimate) and we get the full lighting at the festival. Some more warm-ups at the Astoria would be the icing on the cake of course. Mmm, the Astoria. Mmm.
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11/29/08 5:00 AM
WorzelG member Joined: 12/06/07 Location: Wales Posts: 768	I also think Trent needs to do some sort of promotion in the UK - it's funny how on youtube you can find some kind of interview footage from other European countries / Japan / Australia but none in the UK except that ill-advised CD:UK thing and a few radio interviews. He should do Later with Jools Holland or something
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12/01/08 3:12 PM
nuno member Nuno Foros Joined: 11/27/07 Location: Portugal Posts: 44	New dates were added for Australia and New Zealand. Let's see if next is Asia and then Europe!! From the look of the dates NIN is playing a lot on festival around there! [tour.nin.com] Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/01/2008 02:12PM by nuno.
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12/01/08 2:33 PM
2xtdg5 member Joined: 03/20/08 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 155	astoria as awesome as it would bw ont happen again itll b rubble by the time they come here :'( x
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12/02/08 4:14 AM
jarmania member Joined: 04/12/08 Location: Sheffield%2C UK Posts: 76	I too was waiting eagerly for the european 2009 tour announcement (specifically UK) but it never came, instead we got the new shit on NIN.com info... come on guys, really want to know when my bank balance is gonna get a major battering! I also agree with everyone else on here - time to start playing the larger venues so we can see this show in full, i.e. lights and all! I think the O2, Birmingham NEC and Manchester MEN would be great... they don't even have to fill the entire venue - many other acts have done half-arena shows - just as long as I get to see the pretty lights!
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12/02/08 7:03 AM
icklekitty member Joined: 11/27/07 Location: London Posts: 919	WorzelG posted: I also think Trent needs to do some sort of promotion in the UK - it's funny how on youtube you can find some kind of interview footage from other European countries / Japan / Australia but none in the UK except that ill-advised CD:UK thing and a few radio interviews. He should do Later with Jools Holland or something They'd be brilliant on that sort of show!
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12/02/08 10:25 AM
WorzelG member Joined: 12/06/07 Location: Wales Posts: 768	icklekitty posted: WorzelG posted: I also think Trent needs to do some sort of promotion in the UK - it's funny how on youtube you can find some kind of interview footage from other European countries / Japan / Australia but none in the UK except that ill-advised CD:UK thing and a few radio interviews. He should do Later with Jools Holland or something They'd be brilliant on that sort of show! exactly - if Metallica can do it why not them?
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12/02/08 10:18 PM
RyanJ member reflectinginthechrome.com Joined: 04/11/08 Location: Detroit MI Posts: 517	[www.youtube.com] yeah TR loves Europe! j/k lolz! If they decided to go over the pond next year I would definitely hit 2 shows and then go sight seeing for the rest of the week.
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12/03/08 5:59 AM
thefugitive member Joined: 09/04/08 Location: vienna Posts: 177	isali posted: Resa posted: Saint_Maria posted: icklekitty posted: Wasn't TR really annoyed after last year's festival shows? Shhhhhhh yes, he loves europe... i do wonder why i mean that man probably picked the stupidest (doesn't exist does it?) festivals that he could. and the promoters fucked up the timetable, they can't put nin inbetween two german bands! i hope he learned his lesson and doesn't come to do festivals. Haha! It was great, seeing Trent talk to the audience, but nope. No one's put something in my Wiener Schnitzel and nope, i wasnt phoning during the show. But it was hard to pull myself together. All those idiots in the front rows bitching around just because of "Die Ärzte".
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12/04/08 4:16 AM
nine_inch_nerd member collector Joined: 11/28/07 Location: Dutch Mountains Posts: 494	Reading the announcement of Trent: now I'm lost! Fuck. edit: checked my source: "june 2009 europe" is still an option! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/04/2008 09:58AM by nine_inch_nerd.
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12/04/08 4:03 AM
thefugitive member Joined: 09/04/08 Location: vienna Posts: 177	Yep. Though he mentions the possibility of upcoming shows outside of Australia, the words "likely the final tour for NIN on this scale" and "will be a completely different approach with some different personnel and will likely be the last for the foreseeable future" hurt.
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12/04/08 5:24 AM
lindrom15 member soul fisher Joined: 11/26/07 Location: Bruxhell Posts: 60	I think we don't need to panic. If I read well, it just means: no massive setlight and video screens and new tech staff. I honestly doubt he would work his ass off to find a decent replacement to Josh just for a couple of shows (but I might be wrong) It's a bit unlucky but usually us Europeans do not get the full menu with NIN shows but we get extra - hence rare - songs, so I'm happy with that. The show keeps a certain sense of human perspective to which I'm quite sensitive. On top of it we all know that Trent is working on a 'year zero' TV show so it will imply he won't have time for touring for a couple of years. I keep my fingers crossed
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12/04/08 10:38 AM
nieke1975 member You no take candle ! Joined: 12/02/08 Location: Belgium Posts: 23	It would be nice to see NIN in Belgium / Europe again indeed, especially if we won't have the opportunity to see NIN for many years to come. How large the lightshow Trent brings is, is irrelevant to me. I'd be just as happy with a small set up.
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12/05/08 5:43 AM
B13 Instant human, add tea Joined: 03/06/08 Location: Junction 9 of the M25 Posts: 2,712	Hmmm... I've got some Eurostar vouchers hanging around somewhere. If/when there's a European tour, methinks I might use 'em!! Probably Paris if there's a gig there. OK, I can't speak a word of French beyond yelling "croissant", but I've always fancied going to the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (armed with a large dictionary!)
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12/05/08 7:05 AM
icklekitty member Joined: 11/27/07 Location: London Posts: 919	I did that for Kylie this year and it was well worth it. I've got family in Lille and Brussels, so if the gig were on a weekend, the idea would pass my mind...
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12/05/08 6:34 AM
B13 Instant human, add tea Joined: 03/06/08 Location: Junction 9 of the M25 Posts: 2,712	I'll have to get a copy of this then!! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/05/2008 06:34AM by B13.
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12/05/08 6:50 AM
lindrom15 member soul fisher Joined: 11/26/07 Location: Bruxhell Posts: 60	Have no fear people from Angleland. Many people do speak a basic English in Brussels at least. It's not as bad as going to London and try to speak any other language than English As a matter of fact, I might try it this w-e as I'm in London, could be good fun
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12/05/08 7:52 AM
icklekitty member Joined: 11/27/07 Location: London Posts: 919	Pff, tell me about it! Luckily, I grew up speaking French, so these are two countries I can get by OK in!
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12/05/08 7:36 AM
B13 Instant human, add tea Joined: 03/06/08 Location: Junction 9 of the M25 Posts: 2,712	lindrom15 posted: It's not as bad as going to London and try to speak any other language than English Ain't that the truth!! It's actually embarrassing to be A Brit Abroad sometimes - cuz the education system is so shit in this country that we can hardly speak bloody English let alone any other language... Me? I can understand written Dutch pretty well because I grew up in South Africa and had to learn Afrikaans at school, so the only European country I can get by without showing myself up as a ~~pig-ignorant~~ linguistically challenged Brit in is The Netherlands!!
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