Support for the Earth Vs Show

[Marc]

Can I ask/ nominate/ plea for Eureka Machines pretty pretty please....

p.s. I don't want to seem like an idiot asking for a particular support act as it's of course down to the band etc but I have a real soft spot for them and think they really complimented Ginger on his acoustic tour...

p.p.s Anyone in agreement say 'aye'.

[vickyp]

Aye.

Aye aye aye aye aye.

[spoon_of_grimbo]

i third this motion!

[wildsam6o]

Eureka Machine would be awesome - with therapy would be amazing
but with all the above with SG5 would make my millenium!

i can see it being something like

Sorry and the Sinatras
god damn whores
therapy? <-???????/
Wildhearts

[Ean]

Surely if we're celebrating the past, it should reflect the support bands of the time? So...

7 March - 1 April 1994 The Wildhearts' Full Roar '94 tour plays to 23 venues around the UK. Willie Dowling (who played on Earth Vs The Wildhearts) is added to the touring line-up as a keyboard player. Support comes from Scottish labelmates Baby Chaos. Splitpigs also join the party at the Forum in London's Kentish Town on 27 March, where Ginger wears a white tuxedo and asks the crowd to join him in an impromptu rendition of Happy Birthday. It's his mother's birthday, and she watches the gig from the balcony. A typical set list from the tour runs: Nothing Ever Changes But The Shoes, Greetings From Shitsville, Everlone, Liberty Cap, Shame On Me, Suckerpunch, News Of The World, Caffeine Bomb, My Baby Is A Headfuck, Love U Til I Don't. Some fans complain that the hour-long sets are too short.

Oh, and Willie on keyboards for one last time? Yes please.

[Dark Lord of Barnet]

Surely if we're celebrating the past, it should reflect the support bands of the time?

In that case: WOLFSBANE!

[Ean]

Surely if we're celebrating the past, it should reflect the support bands of the time?

In that case: WOLFSBANE!

Kerbdog and The Almighty?

[stuff]

Surely if we're celebrating the past, it should reflect the support bands of the time? So...

7 March - 1 April 1994 The Wildhearts' Full Roar '94 tour plays to 23 venues around the UK. Willie Dowling (who played on Earth Vs The Wildhearts) is added to the touring line-up as a keyboard player. Support comes from Scottish labelmates Baby Chaos. Splitpigs also join the party at the Forum in London's Kentish Town on 27 March, where Ginger wears a white tuxedo and asks the crowd to join him in an impromptu rendition of Happy Birthday. It's his mother's birthday, and she watches the gig from the balcony. A typical set list from the tour runs: Nothing Ever Changes But The Shoes, Greetings From Shitsville, Everlone, Liberty Cap, Shame On Me, Suckerpunch, News Of The World, Caffeine Bomb, My Baby Is A Headfuck, Love U Til I Don't. Some fans complain that the hour-long sets are too short.

Oh, and Willie on keyboards for one last time? Yes please.

Splitpigs please....

[Arm Squirrel]

Foo Fighters.
Oh sorry wrong forum.

[wildsam6o]

ooooooooooooooooo

the almighty would be a chill!

does anyone think that there will be any special guests with the band??? like willie...or dare i say danny?

would be mega if devin was there for a few songs too!

[DAZ]

Either get Groop Dogdrill out of retirement or get those Swedes over for a bit of Supershit 666 live.

[SiN1758]

Maybe - given the special occasion, The Wildhearts could play 2 sets? Support themselves? Do, as someone suggested on another thread, the Earth VS set and a Greatest Hits set.

How cool would that be!

[Damian]

You could probably see this coming from a mile off, but I vote for Eureka Machines too.

And U2.

[vickyp]

Maybe - given the special occasion, The Wildhearts could play 2 sets? Support themselves? Do, as someone suggested on another thread, the Earth VS set and a Greatest Hits set.

I think they're probably going to have a long set as it is... just how many tracks are we talking about here, including b-sides?

Them Swedes have their own tour booked in September, and sadly I doubt we'll see Groop Dogdrill again. I hear Cecil have re-formed for a one-off gig in Liverpool but then they always seemed a bit of a marmite band. I love 'em, some folk hate 'em.
Really we need someone we're all going to enjoy, that's why I reckon Eureka Machines fit the bill. 9 out of 10 cats agreed.

So yeah, I second the vote for Eureka Machines, but I'm going to have to veto Damian's second choice of U2.

[Damian]

So yeah, I second the vote for Eureka Machines, but I'm going to have to veto Damian's second choice of U2.

I was merely suggesting that they ask both, and go with the one that says yes.