Wed 12 October, Queen Elizabeth Hall London.
0870 160 2516 or http://www.rfh.org.uk/main/search/datesearch.html?full_date=2005-10-12
Details of other acts performing : http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/alt/johnpeel/johnpeelday/
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New Order, John Peel Day, Tickets On Sale Now
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I'm in! 
Others who've defo bought tix this morning - Hibster, Wolfram, Mike, Johnny Giles, BigInOil, ATR, Gordie, Mickey Way, Ness, the list is endless!!!
Fcukers if they don't confirm now though! 
Just heard from Will-Order and DigiMike too - this is gonna be bigger than a Re-Order gig. Almost!
Al Jarvis wrote: Just heard from Will-Order and DigiMike too - this is gonna be bigger than a Re-Order gig. Almost!
And me. Many thanks to Colin. 
Old Blue wrote: Wed 13 October, Queen Elizabeth Hall London.
0870 160 2516 or http://www.rfh.org.uk/main/search/datesearch.html?full_date=2005-10-12
Details of other acts performing : http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/alt/johnpeel/johnpeelday/
Hang on. When is this?
Wed is 12th? Peel Day is Thurs 13th Festival hall say Wed 12th?
Can we have confirmation?
It's the 12th at the Queen Elizabeth Hall (Festival Hall's little sister - Festival Hall is shut till next summer).
BBC say it's New Order, Fall and Super Furry Animals.
South Bank say it's just Fall and Super Furries confirmed thus far. We've all still bought tickets though - be rude not to!
Isnt that really really tiny?
who is up for ripping all the seats out and turning it into a proper gig?
Al Jarvis wrote: It's the 12th at the Queen Elizabeth Hall (Festival Hall's little sister - Festival Hall is shut till next summer).
BBC say it's New Order, Fall and Super Furry Animals.
South Bank say it's just Fall and Super Furries confirmed thus far. We've all still bought tickets though - be rude not to!
Bloody Excellent. Got 2 upper stalls
Means I can travel straight up to Liverpool the next day.
So where are you lot meeting for drinks?
OldMonkey in with two tickets.
Those coming to London for the night - stick around, as Digital are playing the following night in our own Peel Day gig.
Me & the Wife will be there
First Chance to wear me Viking Pin !
Mr & Mrs Manic (Southampon Order)
oldmonkey wrote: OldMonkey in with two tickets.
Those coming to London for the night - stick around, as Digital are playing the following night in our own Peel Day gig.
Where?
Uncle Liam wrote: Isnt that really really tiny?
who is up for ripping all the seats out and turning it into a proper gig?
From RFH website
The Concert Halls
Over 150,000 hours of music have been performed since 1951 when the Royal Festival Hall opened. Programmes range from large-scale classical orchestral concerts, films and staged performances of opera to the annual London Jazz Festival in the Royal Festival Hall. The two smaller halls, the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room provide ideal venues for opera, chamber ensembles, solo recitals,dance, folk and cabaret events. The Royal Festival Hall seats 2,900, the Queen Elizabeth Hall 917 and the Purcell Room 370.
Dave Fox wrote: So where are you lot meeting for drinks?
Festival Hall's got a good bar itself, but there's plenty of boozers along the South Bank. Nothing that decent near the Festival Hall though, bar an All Bar One, I think. Oh, and there's a couple of bars near the OXO Tower. Might even be an idea to drink Up West then just wander over Hungerford Bridge. Decisions, decisions.. .
Got any spares mike? i lost mine at glastonbury when i slipped. Which was, miraculously, the only time i slipped all weekend.
Lunatic Fridge wrote:
oldmonkey wrote: OldMonkey in with two tickets.
Those coming to London for the night - stick around, as Digital are playing the following night in our own Peel Day gig.
Where?
The Good Ship in Kilburn. 150 cap, should be a good night in an intimate setting and paying big respect to Peelie.
Al Jarvis wrote:
Dave Fox wrote: So where are you lot meeting for drinks?
Festival Hall's got a good bar itself, but there's plenty of boozers along the South Bank. Nothing that decent near the Festival Hall though, bar an All Bar One, I think. Oh, and there's a couple of bars near the OXO Tower. Might even be an idea to drink Up West then just wander over Hungerford Bridge. Decisions, decisions.. .
Queen Mary? Anchored just next to Waterloo Bridge, surely a floating bar is as appropriate a venue as anywhere for a Viking gathering
just to rain on the parade, with seven act annouced for this gig alone. How long are the order going to get?
Uncle Liam wrote: just to rain on the parade, with seven act annouced for this gig alone. How long are the order going to get?
An hour? It's a six-hour show! Doubt many bands will pass the half-hour mark.
When's Hooky get back from his jaunt across the US?? No time to rehearse 'Ceremony' then??
It says the radio show the night after is a six hour show. doesnt say anything about the gig.
the show runs from 630pm until 1045pm. Oh Dear. Just over four hours. with more acts to be announced. are we looking at a four song set?
