| tomnever 12.12.2004 08:02 |
I have a little game, just for fun ! Guess who will be the support act for this QUEEN + PAUL RODGERS 2005 TOUR..? - The Darkness - Jeff Scott Soto - Foo Fighters - WWRY Cast (remember an european tour was planned ;-( - 5ive - Bad Company - Anita Dobson - Zucchero - Treanna Morris - Velvet revolver or Axl's Guns'N'Roses - Slayer (no I'm joking) Anybody who find the right answer will win 2 backstage passes for the Paris show, June 27 2005 in Bercy ;-) |
| jeff payne 1680 12.12.2004 09:21 |
SAS Band? |
| ActionThisDay 12.12.2004 09:21 |
The Cheeky Girls lol |
| iGSM 12.12.2004 09:23 |
I don't think Velvet Revolver will. They're touring Australia around the same time..or should I say 'playing in Perth' which counts for me. I don't care about the rest..bastards. But The Darkness could support. Odder things have happened. |
| brENsKi 12.12.2004 10:17 |
john deacon and the immortals? |
| Banquo 12.12.2004 10:58 |
Wire Daisis, The Scissor Sisters. |
| Banshee 12.12.2004 10:58 |
I'm hoping on MUSE. |
| The Mir@cle 12.12.2004 11:00 |
Zucchero will be nice. |
| Penetration_Guru 12.12.2004 13:15 |
All of the "serious" suggestions there are big enough to play Arenas in their own right, and are unlikely to want to be anyone's support act anymore. Treanna Morris is a possibility, SAS is unlikely given half of them (IMHO) will be in the main act anyway. Possibly there would be no support - Brian would do half an hour, then Roger, then Brian & ROger with Paul for 90 mins or some such. Maybe with VH1-style storytellers sections to pad it out and enable three pensioners to pace themselves. |
| deleted user 12.12.2004 13:41 |
How about the Royal Philharmonic? |
| wstüssyb 12.12.2004 13:44 |
Possibly there would be no support - Brian would do half an hour, then Roger, then Brian & ROger with Paul for 90 mins or some such. Maybe with VH1-style storytellers sections to pad it out and enable three pensioners to pace themselves Well seening how old they are they are gonna need like 30 min break's in between. |
| Dicky Hart 12.12.2004 14:16 |
Ill put my money on the 'Wire Daisis' |
| bitesthedust 12.12.2004 14:27 |
who cares? |
| Boy Thomas Raker 12.12.2004 14:44 |
Population 1 |
| RMT 12.12.2004 15:16 |
I'd love to see JSS on the Queen bill, but failing that then the Wire Daisies :-) |
| Spud 12.12.2004 19:43 |
5ive split up. Still can't get over the news... devastated... |
| deleted user 12.12.2004 19:43 |
5ive don't exist any more. We're safe. |
| egret 12.12.2004 21:18 |
The reconstituted Village People will have finished their tour with Cher by April. Maybe they could come over to Europe for an opening act. link It would give it that important 80s authenticity. --Egret, ducking |
| Ms. Bea Haven 12.12.2004 21:55 |
I'm LMFAO egret!!!! |
| Jobe 12.12.2004 22:20 |
Thats a great idea BHM1. Most people here wouldnt realise that Population 1 is Nuno Bettencourts new band, which are fantastic. I have all of Nuno's solo CD's and given his past history and mutual admiration for Brian it would be a extremely good choice. Cheers Jobe |
| L-R-TIGER1994 12.12.2004 23:15 |
Beyonce,Pink,Cristina Aguilera,Britney Spears,Shakira,Jessica Simpson or any other newly-invented pop crap,they are everywhere. |
| Mr. Scully 13.12.2004 02:53 |
Fabba Girls. Dancing Queen on half-playback will be played just before the slow/fast version of Hammer To Fall. |
| Dubroc 13.12.2004 05:39 |
Some unkown Brazilian act like on Brian's tour in 1993... |
| akan 13.12.2004 06:01 |
i hope that the darkness won't support queen, i hope to see the mars volta support queen |
| Lord Blackadder 13.12.2004 06:23 |
Not must please. Their music is just a racket. Lets see abit of Darkness, VR that kind of stuff. Maybe Timothy Staffell should have a go. |
| Joost 13.12.2004 08:06 |
electric six:P |
| Voice of Reason 2018 13.12.2004 09:27 |
The Immortals... |
| deleted user 13.12.2004 10:35 |
Jimi Hendrix?? |
| Banshee 13.12.2004 10:44 |
Nightwish :) |
| Daburcor? 13.12.2004 10:47 |
Peter Cetera wrote: Jimi Hendrix??We have a winner!!! |
| KingRat 13.12.2004 11:57 |
Funny stuff, but I seriously thought about it and I think Thin Lizzy would be a great opening band for the new Queen tour. Here are my reasons: 1. They are a well known classic rock band (especially in Europe) 2. Also missing their main singer/songwriter Phil Lynot but are still touring under the Thin Lizzy name. 3. Have opened for Queen in the past. 4. They still rock!!! I saw them this past summer opening for Deep Purple. They were one of the best opening bands that I've ever seen and a Queen w/Thin Lizzy tour would sound pretty good to a lot of classic rock fans out there. What do you guys think? |
| bitesthedust 13.12.2004 15:38 |
I've decided I care. Metallica. |
| messenger from seven seas. 13.12.2004 16:08 |
tomnever wrote Anybody who find the right answer will win 2 backstage passes for the Paris show, June 27 2005 in Bercy ;-) teah right. i bet you dont even have backstage passes. of course you dont. just in case you do, THE DARKNESS |
| yamamamia 13.12.2004 17:17 |
Billy Squier? No wait a minute, how about ZZTOP. |
| tomnever 13.12.2004 18:01 |
You know I was kidding, just to see if you're creative out there ! No I think about Wire Daisies because Jim Beach is the father of one of them... |
| van Bohemian 14.12.2004 07:12 |
I'll Hope the darkness 2 great bands on one night!!! |
| yea 14.12.2004 07:45 |
The Cross??!!! Then we could see Roger twice! |
| Melancholy Blues 14.12.2004 07:51 |
victoria beckham |
| eggy 14.12.2004 07:52 |
I very much doubt that they would have a support act. They certainly don't need one. Roger or Brian could quite easily fill in 30 mins. If you put on a 2hour show you don't need support either. |
| deleted user 14.12.2004 08:49 |
Hey eggy, great to see you ! |
| 3137prof 14.12.2004 14:47 |
Electric Six so they could upset all the Queen fans who didn't like Radio Ga-Ga again. Gary Cherone could probably do with a job or howabout McFly of Busted to cater for the younger fans? |
| the oppositionist 14.12.2004 15:33 |
Philipp Nothaft wrote: 5ive don't exist any more. We're safe.yeah dont be so sure mate, these things tend to crawl back out of the woodwork :) |
| JDL2nd 14.12.2004 17:11 |
I hope for Di-rect. It's a Dutch group. It would be a great oppertunity to support this band and make them more famous in Europe. I think they are a good rock band with great recognizable music. |
| Mercuryworks 14.12.2004 17:14 |
Lillix and Eminem because they are both Queen fans |
| Spud 14.12.2004 18:42 |
the oppositionist wrote:Oh no that one has definitely gone believe me.Philipp Nothaft wrote: 5ive don't exist any more. We're safe.yeah dont be so sure mate, these things tend to crawl back out of the woodwork :) |
| Crockerdile 14.12.2004 19:06 |
I rather suspect it'll be the Wire Daisies.... But wouldn't it be cool to get Rolf Harris up there? he'd cut out the need for the main act to do Bohemian Rhapsody... or how about The Wurzels? anyone who's heard their Nevermind the Bullocks album will know they'd be great! |
| Casper Albers 15.12.2004 06:50 |
JDL2nd: "I hope for Di-rect. It's a Dutch group. [..] I think they are a good rock band with great recognizable music." Personally, I think they are totally crap. Did you know that they actually wanted to become a Take That-like boy band, but their manager already managed a couple of them, and wanted a "rock" band? More on topic: I think Queen won't invite Di-rect, since Queen has sued Di-rect for stealing their "merged faced" idea of the cover of the The Miracle album. |
| eggy 15.12.2004 11:27 |
Hi Philipp! If I remember rightly you also went AWOL for a long while too. I'm kinda remembering how it happens, you come back once, and visit the next day to see what goes down. maybe eventually i'll be back to my old posting limit. Although it doesn't seem that many people post lots, apart from the idiotic ones! |