Nerd...andrew.falconer wrote:Be quite amazing if they offered tickets to Sonisphere....considering it's been cancelled this year :-pAvisute wrote:I think that would be a fantastic idea!pcrock wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if SFF were to offer tickets to the Download festival or the Sonisphere festival?
I'm thinking now of getting the wife and I a tent and sleeping bags to dump in the garage. That way if tickets for any festivals nearer for home come up then we can get out the emergency "festival" kit :)
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It has?andrew.falconer wrote:Be quite amazing if they offered tickets to Sonisphere....considering it's been cancelled this year :-pAvisute wrote:I think that would be a fantastic idea!pcrock wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if SFF were to offer tickets to the Download festival or the Sonisphere festival?
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/ma ... lled-queen - Yup a few months ago now. Most of the big names have either put on solo gigs such as Queen and Faith No More. Others got picked up for Download like Refused (who I'm still hoping will do a headlining gig in the UK this year).pcrock wrote:It has?I remember the line-up being quite good a few years ago.
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I just managed to get 1 ticket to a sold out Fear Factory gig this evening at the Underworld! Wohoo!!! 
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A great atmosphere at an outdoor event - cant beat any of the Rewind 80's festivals (showing my age here !!)
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Rockness
Anyone going? . I have never do anything spontaneous like this before,
but i am seriously pondering on it - with my two eldest kids 9yo + 13yo.
Has anyone been before? is it child friendly ?
ive been to V festival so know how bad toilet facilities get after a few days,
is this any better?
but i am seriously pondering on it - with my two eldest kids 9yo + 13yo.
Has anyone been before? is it child friendly ?
ive been to V festival so know how bad toilet facilities get after a few days,
is this any better?
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Google Rockness Festival Forums there is bound to be one.
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r33ceh wrote:Anyone going? . I have never do anything spontaneous like this before,
but i am seriously pondering on it - with my two eldest kids 9yo + 13yo.
Has anyone been before? is it child friendly ?
ive been to V festival so know how bad toilet facilities get after a few days,
is this any better?
i was watching the 2011 Rockness on the BBC a few days ago, and it looked suprisingly underpopulated for its scale. But it looked great.
Cant believe they are giving away £200 tickets for nothing.
Where are you travelling from?
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Free open rehearsal of "Moon on a Rainbow Shawl" at the National Theatre
Have you ever wondered how actors prepare for a performance? Drop in on the members of the Moon on a Rainbow Shawl company, as they warm up before the show, and find out.
Suitable for families and children aged 11+
Saturday 9 June, 12.30 - 1.30pm
This event is FREE but booking in advance is advised. Maximum of 4 tickets per booking.
https://ticketing.nationaltheatre.org.u ... mber=36335
Have you ever wondered how actors prepare for a performance? Drop in on the members of the Moon on a Rainbow Shawl company, as they warm up before the show, and find out.
Suitable for families and children aged 11+
Saturday 9 June, 12.30 - 1.30pm
This event is FREE but booking in advance is advised. Maximum of 4 tickets per booking.
https://ticketing.nationaltheatre.org.u ... mber=36335
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Cant wait till rockness!