First, want to say thoughts and prayers to Gord, his family and the hip. And thanks for uniquely Canadian songs.
Second, anyone going to see them? tour dates released, London here is Aug 8. Im looking fwd to it.
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First, want to say thoughts and prayers to Gord, his family and the hip. And thanks for uniquely Canadian songs.
Second, anyone going to see them? tour dates released, London here is Aug 8. Im looking fwd to it.
Sad news for sure, they're one of my all-time favourite bands. Pretty cool that they're still going to tour this year.
Horrible news indeed , I just hope he doesn't suffer to long.
Would like to go but can see scalpers and ticket bots scooping up tickets then selling them for ridiculous prices.
We'll be trying to get tix to the final show in Kingston. Failing that we'll grab tix to the second last show in Ottawa.
I can't really believe they're even doing the tour. Having had cancer myself... there'd be so many more important things I'd be focusing on if I was terminal.
I get it mott but this is obviously what he loves and clearly wants to do it . Better than sitting around and waiting to die I guess.
Was listening to Mike Stafford on AM640 at lunch on Tuesday when the band announced it and he said while I am not a violent man if scalpers try to make money off this, I think Hip fans have a free license to beat them to an inch of their lives. I know this is facetious but I like the sentiment. With that said, someone will buy the tickets off the scalpers at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by CalTek
My mom had this cancer. It is terrible. If the man wants to tour, it is up to him. We had a saying for my mom, if that is what she wants to do, who are we to say otherwise (especially in the final months).
It be a neat expiriance to see them for sure
Kingston would be a great city for final show. Prayers go out to Gord, the lead to my favorite band ever.
Il be at the two Toronto shows and Kingston. The new album sounds awesome. I've personally known the band for years, from working with the Sadies and the mahones however Gord has always been a quite and shy person. I used to think he was a too cool for school type guy but it's just he's so reserved, as he is so quite with everyone. It will be a great send off. On a personal note the hip where a big help to me and my health problem by donating a few signed guitars that got auctioned off for my benefit this winter.
Preorders already sold out for all shows. Opened at 10am today... my wife was trying on 2 comps to get 4 tix. Website / order form crashed on her 5 times.
We didn't get any tickets.
BS.
Already on stub hub for $600 a pair
http://www.640toronto.com/2016/05/30...ubhub-for-900/
There will be a 3rd Toronto show, and possible another Kingston date as well. It should be announced soon
More on the scalping issue here.
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This is getting out of hand http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...5f286a7714.jpg
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Originally Posted by cantcatchacold
Hard to see how he can be such a quite guy after seeing him in concert at casino Roma last year. I'm not surprised he decided to go on tour, he seems very passionate about his music. What a horrible thing to happen to someone.