If Live Aid II does go ahead, Where would the concert be? - Showbiz

sonnybroon · 30-04-2005, 10:45

Will it be in Cardiff's Millenium stadium just like Tsaumi Relief was early on this year. I hope it would held in Hampden Park or Murryfield cause Scotland should get an event lik that or maybe Croke Park in DUblin as it Sir Bob's home country in Ireland. There would also be Old Trafford, St James Park, Twickinham, Villa Park, Stanford Bridge or Lord's cricket ground over in England

s.castle · 01-05-2005, 13:46

What about Wembley? That should be finished by the middle of next year.

Vashta Nerada · 01-05-2005, 17:59

i thought wembley was sposed to be finished by june. Wot year i dont know

s.castle · 02-05-2005, 13:20

The actual building will be finished this year, but Wembley itself will not be hosting any events until early next year. To give them time to test safety devices and procedures, they won't be hosting any major events until summer next year.

sonnybroon · 02-05-2005, 17:03

If it was held on the 20th anniversary of the oringinal Live Aid, Wembly would still have people in hard hats

Michael Boot · 03-05-2005, 19:50

I would like to suggest the South Holland Centre in Spalding, Lincs. It may be smaller but at least it would have a more intimate atmosphere!

hopwoodl · 03-05-2005, 21:19

I just hope that if it does go ahead they have proper musicians on it like last time and absolutely no manufactured bands as that would make a mockery of it all.

SULLA · 04-05-2005, 00:01

I suggest that there is sufficent interest for Bob Geldofs back garden.

30-04-2005, 10:45	#1
sonnybroon Banned User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 624	If Live Aid II does go ahead, Where would the concert be? Will it be in Cardiff's Millenium stadium just like Tsaumi Relief was early on this year. I hope it would held in Hampden Park or Murryfield cause Scotland should get an event lik that or maybe Croke Park in DUblin as it Sir Bob's home country in Ireland. There would also be Old Trafford, St James Park, Twickinham, Villa Park, Stanford Bridge or Lord's cricket ground over in England

01-05-2005, 13:46	#2
s.castle Forum Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Bromley Services: NTL with 3M Bb on a Samsung STB. Tivo As Well. A t-mobile P910i.. Posts: 375	What about Wembley? That should be finished by the middle of next year.

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Vashta Nerada Forum Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Barry, South Wales Services: 3Ghz PC,2GB ram,WINDOWS 7 BETA,VM 10MB BB,L.TV,Nokia 2760 on o2 Posts: 4,383	i thought wembley was sposed to be finished by june. Wot year i dont know

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s.castle Forum Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Bromley Services: NTL with 3M Bb on a Samsung STB. Tivo As Well. A t-mobile P910i.. Posts: 375	The actual building will be finished this year, but Wembley itself will not be hosting any events until early next year. To give them time to test safety devices and procedures, they won't be hosting any major events until summer next year.

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sonnybroon Banned User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 624	If it was held on the 20th anniversary of the oringinal Live Aid, Wembly would still have people in hard hats

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Michael Boot Banned User Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,763	I would like to suggest the South Holland Centre in Spalding, Lincs. It may be smaller but at least it would have a more intimate atmosphere!

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hopwoodl Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 786	I just hope that if it does go ahead they have proper musicians on it like last time and absolutely no manufactured bands as that would make a mockery of it all.

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SULLA Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The Black Country Services: Thinks he's an expert Posts: 54,885	I suggest that there is sufficent interest for Bob Geldofs back garden.