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New Order live summer 2003?

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According to the Interview Hooky gave to Metro, here's what he had to say:

What's next for New Order? We're going to get this album written and finished and hopefully we'll do something live for the summer. I'd like to anyway; all I've got to do is persuade Bernard [Sumner].


You can read the full thing from the main page...

Sorry if someone brought that up already!

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Here's the complete excerpt from that part of the interview:


What's next for New Order? We're going to get this album written and finished and hopefully we'll do something live for the summer. I'd like to anyway; all I've got to do is persuade Bernard [Sumner].

So he's still not too keen on playing live? Put it this way, let's hope someone buys me a shotgun for Christmas. Then there might be a New Order gig next year.

So, BASICALLY: anyone send your contributions. We need to buy a shotgun.

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Should imagine they'll do the Festival circuit a-bloody-gain. Exposure to the maximal number of people, with the minimal effort and costs.

Reading again then, anyone?

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis Should imagine they'll do the Festival circuit a-bloody-gain. Exposure to the maximal number of people, with the minimal effort and costs.Reading again then, anyone?

:lol: AYE! As long as they wait for me and Brasco to get back from the US.....if they do a couple of dates while I'm away...I'm gonna be seriously pissed afff;) Someone get in touch with And Robinson, and tell him that Shug wants the band to play Seattle Sea Hawks Stadium the day after Celtic versus Man Utd:nod:

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Originally posted by Spotnick Sorry if someone brought that up already!

I posted this a week ago !!!! LOOK !!!!

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis Should imagine they'll do the Festival circuit a-bloody-gain. Exposure to the maximal number of people, with the minimal effort and costs.Reading again then, anyone?

Better Reading/Leeds than Glasto: you get two gigs, plus you don't have to fork out for an entire festival if you don't want to.

Hopefully they'll put on their own show, tho': Old Trafford again, anyone?? Or Maine Road??

So long as it's not Fookin' London.....

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east coast usa???? any hope???

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yeas please come to n.y.!!!!!

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Originally posted by frank smarra yeas please come to n.y.!!!!!

lets keep out fingers crossed :nod: :truefaith:

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Originally posted by Benny's Cobweb Eyes > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > Sorry if someone brought that up already!

I posted this a week ago !!!! LOOK !!!!

I knew it ;) next time you'll have to do a cut and paste job so I notice it ;)

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A nice little warm-up gig and Glasto would be good fun. A European adventure would go down quite well, say Amsterdam or Prague this time round.

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derby...warehouse nottingham...rock city sheffield...leadmill

no travelling...great venues..

wake up,wake up...!!!

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Yes, those venues would be better and you could also add in Tower Ballroom, Malvern Winter Gardens and Wolverhampton Civic Hall for good measure. But, sadly, its unlikely to happen.

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yep...you are right...no chance of this type of venue being used in 2003....was at all three you mentioned...all classics...and for me not alot of travelling involved...not too keen on wolverhampton though...( apologies anyone from this part of the black country )

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Not too keen on the Wo*v*s myself but thats another story.

Hopefully though the traditional warm up gig will be at a smaller sized venue.

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Nope, not buying into this one, I've been burned so many times before (no good smilie for painful burning, and :evil3: is too sinister to be painful)

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