If New Order were to announce one more gig.. . .

rule that Corby place out for a start :D

bout time they played Exit, that would be fantastic But it's only fair that the farewell gig takes place in Manchester

El Jarvo wrote: Say New Order do offi-c-i-ally announce they're splitting up ... but .. they're gonna do just one more gig.

Perhaps do it somewhere dead neutral. Say, somewhere in Western Europe?

Nah, Eastern Europe - 'bout time they got the chance to see 'em before they depart this mortal coil.

Who here would actually go?

Seems to be a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth in the 'split' threads.

But who would put their monies where their mouths are and actually bother to attend One Final Concert?!

Don't all answer at once.

Id be seriously tempted

gazman wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Say New Order do offi-c-i-ally announce they're splitting up ... but .. they're gonna do just one more gig.

Perhaps do it somewhere dead neutral. Say, somewhere in Western Europe?

Nah, Eastern Europe - 'bout time they got the chance to see 'em before they depart this mortal coil.

Who here would actually go?

Seems to be a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth in the 'split' threads.

But who would put their monies where their mouths are and actually bother to attend One Final Concert?!

Don't all answer at once.

Id be seriously tempted

yeah, as long as it was within walking distance, I'd go.

Why not Red Square in Moscow? Would be interesting to see them in what was behind the 'iron curtain'. Cheers!

Is this where i put 'in my backyard'? :)

Eastern Europe? Cheap Drink? Cheap Flights? Cheap Hotels?

Certainly!

NOOLigan wrote: Is this where i put 'in my backyard'? :)

Nah, Ron, it's where you put 'in my Shed'...

If it was the last time, then anywhere in Europe wouldn't be a problem... How about doing Technique live in Ibiza?

Snorri xxx

I thought it had been established that they have to do a tour of Yorkshire before calling it a day.

I'd go anywhere in Europe, but I'd say Manchester would be the most appropriate place. Have you been asked to put out feelers

ISS Dome in Duesseldorf

It's very central. Easy to get there from Belgium, Netherlands with car or train. Half an Hour flight from London.

confusion wrote: Netherlands with car

in my experience cars and New Order gigs do not go together, no matter how close to home the venue is

paris,, very cultural.

though pompey as ever gets my vote

"first to paris then to spain ,im waiting for the silent call"

Considering the relationship between Hooky & Barney is fookin' freezing at the moment,have to be somewhere warm & sunny to thaw the fookers out! Tho' reading into it,maybe it's just Barney that needs thawing

Seriously tho',& not being biased whatsoever,gotta be Mancunia hasn't it?

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: I thought it had been established that they have to do a tour of Yorkshire before calling it a day.

That would be mint! Reminds me of when GLC adveritsed a world tour which just consisted of towns in Wales!

Eastern Europe is great fun, i would be there like a shot. Me and a mate were in Prague a couple of years ago, you get charged pretty average prices for beer etc in the town, but take a train out into the sticks and you can get a large pils for under 20p. Happy days indeed

a factory records fun weekend festival, finishing with new order in southern italy by the sea

Wilmslow Community Centre.

Geri wrote:

confusion wrote: Netherlands with car

in my experience cars and New Order gigs do not go together, no matter how close to home the venue is

You're right. But I think, it isn't a new order problem. It's a general (Pre-Gig-)Drinking problem, when you have to drive a car.

How would it be with Club Ciudad in Buenos Aires? :D

Doctor Clayhead wrote: Wilmslow Community Centre.

Ooh does it have a late bar?

I'm still regretting not going to Wolves,so I probably cough up for this if it wasn't Manc.

El Jarvo wrote: [Somewhere in Eastern Europe, August 3rd.

Will & Co do have a jinxed habit of going head-to-head with the Real Thing.

Spill the beans Big Al, these suspenders are killing me! :D

monty the merciless wrote ,ooh does it have a late bar?

certainly not!! this is the cheshire set we are talking about!!

get them to play the gorse,, thats home turf with a very good late bar:)

good evening were called the band thats split up.

something got a hold of me.

macc con club

El Jarvo wrote:

King John Honest John wrote: rule that Corby place out for a start :D

Somewhere in Eastern Europe, August 3rd.

Will & Co do have a jinxed habit of going head-to-head with the Real Thing.

On holiday in Greece that Friday..

If it's Eastern Europe I propose Na Skalky. Up a very big hill in the middle of nowhere five miles from the Slovak border in the Czech Republic. Stunning community/municipal open air aphitheatre. Seen many a shite Czech rock band there, always thought it would make an amazing venue for a "proper" gig.

Well I would be there, wherever it might be. Even if it falls between June 5th-20th, though that wouldn't make me very popular!

Granted I would perfer it closer to home; but if it was their last gig; then I would try to make it just so that I can see them live once. Too bad that now I would be going solo

Psy

Surely finish it where it all began at the Electric Circus, Manchester. (Does the venue still exist in it's original form - I'd be surprised? I'm not local, y'know) But please no "Blue Monday"/"World in Motion" encore. Go out on "Your Silent Face"/"Decades"

Yeah, i'd be there. You'd have to go wouldn't you? But knowing how things work, they'd pick Glastonbury and no one could get tickets and they'd play in front of 130,000 Arctic Monkeys fans...