Mr. Mercury 1975 10.11.2005 20:02 |
Sounds like they're really close to agreeing to a further tour of the States!!! I saw them in Jersey, but was praying for more!!! link "Well, enough of this. It makes me very happy that our music has been a positive force in your life. Long may it continue, and thanks for being an ally in the USA. At this moment we are close to committing to a further tour of the USA, in the Spring, so I hope we will see you out there." |
AmeriQueen 10.11.2005 20:30 |
It's pretty clearly going to happen. I just want to see the dates so I can start planning my trek. I hope to make at least 3 shows, preferably 4 or 5. |
goinback 10.11.2005 21:48 |
Oh no...this is gonna cost me so much money :) |
The Stealer 10.11.2005 23:54 |
goinback wrote: Oh no...this is gonna cost me so much money :)Oh yeah...once in a life time opportunity..sacrifices must be made, children sold, credit cards maxed, mortgage the house (LOL). Seriously- having done several QPR shows between flying to the UK and doing NJ/LA..it takes a lot of planning, stamina and cash. It's easy to get around from gig to gig in the UK seeing it's about the size of Illinois- but city to city in the US?? Hopefully there will not be too much lag time between shows...the lag time blows the vacation time..If they do a NE/midwest leg..and just move along 1-90,I-80-I-94 that would be ideal, managable and drivable. If they skip around..that mean planes to get there to arrive fresh and then hotels (need rest). I still believe that we are going to see the same cities/time lag that Brian did on his 93 fall solo tour. With boston added on since I believe he only was in Beantown in March'93 on theGuns tour. I want to see the dates ASAP to start planning as many as I can fit in without getting fired from my job..which I desperately need to pay for my daughters college and this expensive hobby!! |
Mr. Mercury 1975 11.11.2005 08:17 |
The '93 Guns tour was incredible. I saw it in Portland, Maine. Bri came out and said something like: "Most of you probably don't know who the f%ck I am, but I used to be in this LITTLE band called Queen." Of course the crowd roared and we went on to have a great show.... |
kansas666 11.11.2005 09:38 |
Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America. |
Lisser 11.11.2005 09:39 |
psteeler wrote: The '93 Guns tour was incredible. I saw it in Portland, Maine. Bri came out and said something like: "Most of you probably don't know who the f%ck I am, but I used to be in this LITTLE band called Queen." Of course the crowd roared and we |
Lisser 11.11.2005 09:41 |
kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.NO WAY!!! Are you serious??? That would be freaking awesome!!! |
Ray D O'Gaga 11.11.2005 09:43 |
kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.Now how did that get by everybody?? |
Erin 11.11.2005 10:12 |
Ray D O'Gaga wrote:Is this a joke??kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.Now how did that get by everybody?? |
*3*Playful as a pussycat 11.11.2005 10:59 |
yay! i hope they do! that was honestly the best experience of my life and i hope to relive it again...only with better seats ;) |
PieterMC 11.11.2005 12:06 |
kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.I really hope that is not true. |
Sportzfan76 11.11.2005 12:22 |
Compliance Queen wrote:Brian also performed in Providence (about 1 hr south of Boston). He played at the Strand Theater and this show was rescheduled from an earlier date because of logistic problems fitting his equipment/light show into a smaller venue. Brian headlined...I forget the name of the opening act (senior moment, lol).goinback wrote: Oh no...this is gonna cost me so much money :)I still believe that we are going to see the same cities/time lag that Brian did on his 93 fall solo tour. With boston added on since I believe he only was in Beantown in March'93 on theGuns tour. I want to see the dates ASAP to start planning as many as I can fit in without getting fired from my job..which I desperately need to pay for my daughters college and this expensive hobby!! |
Mr.Jingles 11.11.2005 12:38 |
Lisser wrote:If true, that would totally kick ass.kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.NO WAY!!! Are you serious??? That would be freaking awesome!!! Although I think promoters would rather bill the tour Queen + Paul Rodgers / Def Leppard. I don't think they'd leave Def Leppard as just another opening band not even shown on the bill. |
Erin 11.11.2005 12:41 |
I don't think it would be awesome. There would be higher ticket prices and competition for good seats with Def Lep fans. I'm hoping it's not true.. |
drwinston 11.11.2005 12:58 |
kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.Count me as one that hopes it's not true - does nothing for me, but it drives up ticket prices. |
Shay 11.11.2005 13:33 |
kansas666 wrote: Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America.The Def Leppard show that aired Wednesday night on Rockline was a special encore (in other words, repeat) from the one that aired in May 2005. |
Erin 11.11.2005 13:42 |
Ahh..thanks, Shay! |
Whatinthewhatthe? 11.11.2005 13:51 |
I'd LOVE to see The Darkness open for Q+PR! Talk about fun! |
AmeriQueen 11.11.2005 14:23 |
Def Leppard on Rockline the other night said that they will be the opening act for the upcoming Queen + Paul Rodgers tour in America. WHAT!?!?!?!!!????!!?!?!!!?! HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!! If that's true I am going to shit my pants!! My two favorite bands on tour together? HOLY FUCKING HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
The Stealer 11.11.2005 14:25 |
Erin wrote: I don't think it would be awesome. There would be higher ticket prices and competition for good seats with Def Lep fans. I'm hoping it's not true..I totally agree here- I just want to see Queen+PR. They don't need an opening act plus who cares if the sell out??? As fans- why do we care if it sells out or not?? |
Ray D O'Gaga 11.11.2005 15:25 |
Compliance Queen wrote:Misplaced pride, partly fostered by the band and its secondaries, who have trumpeted Queen's chart positions, audience attendence, album sales, poll standings, et cetera, for years and years. I'm guilty of it myself. Its a lot more fun to say "sold out tour" than "moderately well-attended tour". It makes us feel vicariously like winners or like we're backing a winning team. Sports fans are the same way. You want your team to be the best or near the top, even though you personally have absolutely nothing to do with the team's success yourself. Human nature is strange, but there you have it.Erin wrote: I don't think it would be awesome. There would be higher ticket prices and competition for good seats with Def Lep fans. I'm hoping it's not true..I totally agree here- I just want to see Queen+PR. They don't need an opening act plus who cares if the sell out??? As fans- why do we care if it sells out or not?? |
The Real Wizard 11.11.2005 16:03 |
goinback wrote: Oh no...this is gonna cost me so much money :)My reaction exactly. But I don't care! Bring 'em on! |
The Stealer 11.11.2005 17:29 |
Ray D O'Gaga wrote:Compliance Queen wrote:Misplaced pride, partly fostered by the band and its secondaries, who have trumpeted Queen's chart positions, audience attendence, album sales, poll standings, et cetera, for years and years. I'm guilty of it myself. Its a lot more fun to say "sold out tour" than "moderately well-attended tour". It makes us feel vicariously like winners or like we're backing a winning team. Sports fans are the same way. You want your team to be the best or near the top, even though you personally have absolutely nothing to do with the team's success yourself. Human nature is strange, but there you have it.[/QUOTEErin wrote: I don't think it would be awesome. There would be higher ticket prices and competition for good seats with Def Lep fans. I'm hoping it's not true..I totally agree here- I just want to see Queen+PR. They don't need an opening act plus who cares if the sell out??? As fans- why do we care if it sells out or not?? |
KillerQueen840 11.11.2005 19:42 |
psteeler wrote: Sounds like they're really close to agreeing to a further tour of the States!!! I saw them in Jersey, but was praying for more!!! link "Well, enough of this. It makes me very happy that our music has been a positive force in your life. Long may it continue, and thanks for being an ally in the USA. At this moment we are close to committing to a further tour of the USA, in the Spring, so I hope we will see you out there."YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!! |
iron eagle 11.11.2005 22:06 |
lets keep it in perspective people.... remember the tour was going to be a full blown one... then got changed to two gigs to 'test the waters' WWRY was going to open in Cleveland in August...then it was Toronto... No Minnesotta...oops surprise Las Vegas..... things and plans can change very rapidly with the Queen machine...dont work yourself all in a tizzy and get disappointed keep it real |
Deacons 1st Choice 12.11.2005 10:02 |
The Master Stroke wrote:It was the wonderful Gary Hoey! I was at this gig and it was the best of the 3 solo show i saw here in the States. What a night!! Gary was awesome and was the perfect foil to the eventings entertainment. He is a excellent player in his own right!Compliance Queen wrote:Brian also performed in Providence (about 1 hr south of Boston). He played at the Strand Theater and this show was rescheduled from an earlier date because of logistic problems fitting his equipment/light show into a smaller venue. Brian headlined...I forget the name of the opening act (senior moment, lol).goinback wrote: Oh no...this is gonna cost me so much money :)I still believe that we are going to see the same cities/time lag that Brian did on his 93 fall solo tour. With boston added on since I believe he only was in Beantown in March'93 on theGuns tour. I want to see the dates ASAP to start planning as many as I can fit in without getting fired from my job..which I desperately need to pay for my daughters college and this expensive hobby!! |
Sherwood Forest 12.11.2005 13:53 |
you know my mom has been asking me for the past 5 years what im saving so much money up for and i told her the new Queen tour---she laughed, she did. now i laugh at her. |
onevsion 13.11.2005 11:14 |
Damn... great news...! dunno if I can afford it... |
Sherwood Forest 13.11.2005 14:13 |
i hope theres going to be some tailgating i still want to me yall |
coppernite 17.11.2005 11:29 |
Yeah, there is no way I'm gonna miss this. As for the tailgating, how could we not? |
I_LoveRogerT 18.11.2005 17:23 |
I am so praying for a tour here in the States!!! I met some of you in NJ.. I like to party more with you peeps.. So awesome being part of the Queen Family. |
Deacons 1st Choice 18.11.2005 20:37 |
Indeed it is. I think a lot of the appeal of a gig like this is the chance to get togther with like-minded people...Queen Freaks to be honest. It sometimes seems we are in a minority ( exspecially Stateside..know what i mean?) it's very nice to be able to get togther and hang out. The NJ Queengate was awesome fun. If the Band come back to Boston, i'm up for organizing a Boston Queen Tea Party. |
Freddiettt 23.11.2005 20:18 |
some 2006 dates are on ticketmaster.;) |