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Quoted for truth.

Fixed it for you.

I recognised you the moment I watched the clip. :) Can’t wait to hear about your experience the moment you are allowed to tell us.

Hear, hear!

@Helmuth Von Moltke Is that you?

A review of last week’s great gig at the Royal Albert Hall: https://www.mojo4music.com/articles/stories/manic-street-preachers-live-in-london-review/

I disagree about Geddy’s voice.

Sorry, I have not been checking the Eddfest website that often, so I do not really know if at any point the camping tickets were not available.

Tickets are available and probably will be until the day of the gig: https://ironmaiden-knebworth.gigantic.com/eddfest-tickets/stevenage-knebworth-park/2026-07-11-13-00

Logistical issues for sure.

But the fact they are charging astronomical prices does not necessarily equal doing fine. I mean, they could be doing fine selling every gig at much more reasonable prices and you would not need to miss out! Anyway, the tour is a success (or at least a significant number of gigs are).

The Manic Street Preachers were great at the Royal Albert Hall for Teenage Cancer Trust. Some deep cuts, a couple of covers, some oldies that have not been played for quite a while… A fantastic night raising money for a great cause...

Is Steve going to be on that cruise? I seem to remember reading something about British Lion taking part in one.

Great news!

Bahamas Blues.

Why are both things connected?

3 weeks ago. I do not go to the cinema as often as I used to because of a combination of factors, namely family responsibilities and a lack of a local independent cinema screening the type of films I am interested in.

@matic22 is right. Roy Z did the whole Accident of Birth tour.

Great Manic Street Preachers gig at the Royal Albert Hall for Teenage Cancer Trust. Some deep cuts, a couple of covers, some oldies that have not been played for quite a while… A fantastic night for a great cause...

I personally would love to know what really happened. It is a shame that it has put an end to the partnership that created The Chemical Wedding, one of the best metal albums of the 90s and an all time favourite of mine (one of my desert island discs).