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Hacienda FAC51 Tour: The Happy Mondays, 808 State (Live), Darren Emerson, Slam (acid house set) + A Certain Ratio
Glasgow The Printworks, 13/12/08 Relive the halcyon Madchester days as The Hacienda comes to Glasgow's Printworks.
Tickets on sale Sat 11th Oct @ 10am
http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/971643
See you there!
Nick King wrote: Hacienda FAC51 Tour: The Happy Mondays, 808 State (Live), Darren Emerson, Slam (acid house set) + A Certain Ratio
Glasgow The Printworks, 13/12/08 Relive the halcyon Madchester days as The Hacienda comes to Glasgow's Printworks.
Tickets on sale Sat 11th Oct @ 10am
http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/971643
See you there!
Nick King wrote: Hacienda FAC51 Tour: The Happy Mondays, 808 State (Live), Darren Emerson, Slam (acid house set) + A Certain Ratio
That actually looks quite good.
Are they allowed to call it a Hacienda tour without Hooky though?! 
I ain't going. It's Glasgow ferfucksake! 
El Jarvo wrote:
Nick King wrote: Hacienda FAC51 Tour: The Happy Mondays, 808 State (Live), Darren Emerson, Slam (acid house set) + A Certain Ratio
That actually looks quite good.
Are they allowed to call it a Hacienda tour without Hooky though?!
I ain't going. It's Glasgow ferfucksake!
You know you want to - EasyJet flights - jobs a good 'un! :)
Apparently, the Print Factory is an old warehouse (used to be News International's factory)...
This is what somebody wrote about it:
"The Print Factory's in Kinning Park, as the previous poster said. Watch yourself when you're in that area. It's well dodgy - gets worse the closer to the motorway you get and the venue in question overlooks the motorway. I used to live round there and didn't walk about myself after dark. It's also very common for parked cars to get smashed in round there so take the underground and use the well lit streets rather than the most direct ones! There's a huge carpark at Shields Road if you must drive."
Nick King wrote: You know you want to - EasyJet flights - jobs a good 'un! :)
Nick, which bit of this aren't you getting - it's in Glasgow.
Capisce?
Top tip for Alan and anyone else planning to fly to Glasgow.
Glasgow Prestwick is nowhere near Glasgow.
Glasgow has it's own airport, called Glasgow Airport.
Ponyboy wrote: Top tip for Alan and anyone else planning to fly to Glasgow.
Glasgow Prestwick is nowhere near Glasgow.
Glasgow has it's own airport, called Glasgow Airport.
I. Know.
Again, just so that I'm clear, it's the word 'Glasgow' that's putting me off!
El Jarvo wrote:
I ain't going. It's Glasgow ferfucksake!
El Jarvo wrote:
Nick, which bit of this aren't you getting - it's in Glasgow.
Capisce?
El Jarvo wrote:
Again, just so that I'm clear, it's the word 'Glasgow' that's putting me off!
Big.Girls.Blouse 
Dont worry mate,we'll look after you!
Where the fuck is The Printworks in Glasgow? Never heard of it. I remember going to see 808 State, MC Tunes, K Klass and Sasha at the Barras in the summer of 1990, couple of weeks after the Stone Roses big show on Glasgow Green. One of the best gigs of my youth.
EDIT: Just read Nick King's post about where The Printowrks is. 10 mins from my front door but I've never heard of gigs or anything going on there. Had to laugh at the poster Nick quoted describing Kinning Park as 'well dodgy'. Is it fuck. The dodgiest thing about this is that there's been no mention of it in the local media and the two people I've just asked about it who should know something have heard nothing. Who's the promoter?
Good stuff (dodgy area) - all areas are inherently dodgy wherever you live (especially if News International used to own the venue! Apparently, the Fratellis are playing there a week later?) :)
Anyway, here's the latest mailout - I'll try and find out who the promoter is.
"HACIENDA WAREHOUSE PARTY SATURDAY 13/12/08 Glasgow’s first guerrilla venue hosts official Hacienda show
Glasgow’s first guerrilla venue, The Print Factory, announce their second exclusive gig today - an unabashedly amazing all-dayer of unadulterated homage to The Hacienda – the legendary Manchester club which defined a generation, gave birth to the world clubbing scene as we know it and provided the soundtrack to an infamous and influential era.
The Hacienda presents The Hacienda Warehouse Party is a dual city project, headlined by Mancunian icons, The Happy Mondays with FAC51’s Manchester’s date coming a fortnight later at The Warehouse Project on Sunday 28th December. This is preceded by this Glasgow gig which takes place on Saturday 13th December from 3pm until 1am (subject to license). The Print Factory all-dayer also boasts a completely one-off and exclusive line up of Hacienda legends and friends, all playing together as a once in a lifetime experience in the completely unique building that is The Print Factory venue.
Tickets for the pre-Christmas all-day Hacienda extravaganza go on sale tomorrow, Saturday 11ththrough www.gigsinscotland.compriced £26 for an estimated 10 hour acid house extravaganza, populated by a raft of acts that helped contribute to the ‘Madchester’ explosion.
Topping the bill at The Print Factory are “Madchester personified”, legendary act The Happy Mondays. Along with the Stone Roses, the Mondays were THE seminal Manchester act and were instrumental, along with New Order, in bridging the gap between dance and rock music. When the NME reviewed their second album ‘Bummed’, they said “the world has never heard anything like this”, but it was ‘Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches’, that led to them selling out stadiums across the world.
We are also proud to announce rare UK DJ set from Darren Emerson, ex member of electronic giants Underworld who’s ‘dubnobasswithmyheadman’ album attracted critical acclaim the world over the world over before finding more commercial success with their follow-up ‘Second Toughest In the Infants’. Darren has remained one of the most cutting edge DJ’s and producers with his work with Sasha on “Scorchio”, his own label “Underwater” and his present, dancefloor destroying single, “Crashjack” on Global Underground and we’re delighted to have him close the event after the Happy Mondays.
The early evening slot is dedicated to a very, very special live head-melting set from seminal godfathers of UK acid house 808 State, in another unmissable and rare set, the band having recently laid waste to a headliners slot at Bestival. With 808 State’s pedigree and reputation as techno innovators through albums like “Newbuild”, “Quadrastate”, “Newbuild” and “Ex:el” their appearance is not only for those old enough to remember the glory days first hand but also those who want to celebrate the memory of The Hacienda and party alongside some of its most famous musical legends.
And where would Glasgow be without Slam? Stuart and Orde will be performing a rare Acid House set in homage to the Hacienda. This will bring back memories of a certain Slam/Hacienda party in Glasgow’s Tramway Theatre that brought the south side of Glasgow to a stand still a few years back - 808 State headlined that particular show as well!
An afternoon of experimental alchemy is in store from A Certain Ratio, one of Factory Record’s main and longest serving outfits, whose punk, funk, electro disco stylings are name checked as influences by present day heroes such as LCD Soundsystem and the one and only New Order producer and DJ’ing legend Arthur Baker is set to kick off proceedings with his anarchic “rip it up or rip it off” obsession for making you dance! Arthur Baker is most famous for his production work on Afrika Bambaata’s ‘Planet Rock’, New Order’s ‘Blue Monday’ and Kraftwerk’s ‘Trans Euro Express’. Not a bad CV!
The old News International building in Glasgow’s South Side will provide an atmospheric and spiritually in-keeping backdrop for this very special re-visit of a magical era in the UK music scene. FAC 51 The Hacienda presents The Hacienda Warehouse Party forms part of the first series of guerrilla gigs, which will take place in December only, to take place at this iconic landmark. Glasgow heroes The Fratellis perform on Saturday 20th December. More exclusive and eclectic announcements will follow in due course from The Print Factory."
(which is, of course, a load of waffle)
Will be in the hoose for this.
In fact, I'll be north of the border from Thursday 11th if there's anything else happening. This is assuming my employer still exists in December :(
Up for a bit of that, nice to have something just 25 minutes up the road from me for a change. And if anyone is looking for a roof over their head for the night, well fuck off. Sorry.
Burt Reynolds wrote: OOooooh...
It is tempting....
Everyone on Gaz's floor.
and i'll be in yer pockets when yer sleeping
In fact,this could be my first proper night out after Mrs G has the baby (shes due end of Nov)
It could get messy
GlasVegas wrote: I remember going to see 808 State, MC Tunes, K Klass and Sasha at the Barras in the summer of 1990, couple of weeks after the Stone Roses big show on Glasgow Green. One of the best gigs of my youth.
Nick King wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: I remember going to see 808 State, MC Tunes, K Klass and Sasha at the Barras in the summer of 1990, couple of weeks after the Stone Roses big show on Glasgow Green. One of the best gigs of my youth.
I was at that one as well, after the 'gig',massey & co mingled amongst the punters on the dancefloor
Nick King wrote:
Tickets on sale Sat 11th Oct @ 10am
Hmm..still "no tickets available", and this from the 808 state site
Sat:27: Dec:08 (now 13 Dec?) - 808 State live - The Print Factory - Glasgow.
Yup, tickets haven't gone on sale yet, but yeah, 13th December it is - that listing on the site will probably be changed tomorrow! :)
Nick King wrote: Yup, tickets haven't gone on sale yet, but yeah, 13th December it is - that listing on the site will probably be changed tomorrow! :)
Good man Nick
any ideas when the tickets go on sale?
Nick King wrote: Promoter *could* be Traxx?
Hmmmm. Yeah, I know Traxx. And they seem to be the promoters. They're pretty small-time to be honest, didn't even realise they were still about. Used to put on a lot of 500-1000 capacity events at The Arches, almost all DJ led ents though, never live music. Ran a poorly attended monthly event called 'Traxx' at various small venues around town, where they Djd also. They've done nothing close to the scale of what's being talked about here.
I'd be a bit cautious about booking any flights for this until more info comes out (still zero mention of it in any of the local media). Something don't smell quite right....
If it does come off though you've got James playing the SECC the night before so you could get 'Madchestered' oot yer nut that weekend in Glasgow.
Well done Nick King on sourcing that artwork.Although that must be a poster and not a ticket, no? The ticket was white and orange, I've still got it.
What a great summer for gigs that was with the Roses and 808 in June then, if my memory serves me well, Adamski and Northside in July and August. All amazing gigs. Glasgow was Europen City of Culture that year also so all the clubs were open til 5AM. I'd just left school and embraced the madness completely! Party'd my arse off. Best summer of my life bar none.
Ahhh, all our yesterdays....
GlasVegas wrote:
Well done Nick King on sourcing that artwork.Although that must be a poster and not a ticket, no? The ticket was white and orange, I've still got it.
What a great summer for gigs that was with the Roses and 808 in June then, if my memory serves me well, Adamski and Northside in July and August. All amazing gigs. Glasgow was Europen City of Culture that year also so all the clubs were open til 5AM. I'd just left school and embraced the madness completely! Party'd my arse off. Best summer of my life bar none.
Ahhh, all our yesterdays....
Glasgow school of art if i mind right,
shared a joint in the bogs with Dermo that night
