Arctic Monkeys Concerts In Hillsborough Park

[Sheridan1-0]

Big concert in Sheffield? …held outdoors?…you can bet it’ll keep someone’s wife awake …maybe they can have a word with admin on here & see what they’ve got to say about it 😂😂

[hackey lad]

38 minutes ago, HeHasRisen said:

Norfolk Park has other issues such as not enough flat land there to hold a huge concert like this. 

Why does the land have to be flat ?

[Mr Bloke]

8 minutes ago, hackey lad said:

Why does the land have to be flat ?

Hmmm...

Maybe Mr Risen is one of them flat-Earthers?

It would explain a lot...

[HeHasRisen]

11 minutes ago, hackey lad said:

Why does the land have to be flat ?

I was suggest it would need to be relatively flat to host thousands of people safely in front of the stage. You don't see people at Glastonbury perched on hillsides at the side of the Pyramid Stage. 

 

Hillsborough Park is relatively flat compared to both Norfolk and Graves. 

Edited June 8, 2023 by HeHasRisen

[metalman]

First it was Tramlines. It's only one weekend, they said. Except it's not, the park is boarded up off limits for a week before and a week after. And then lots of roads are shut on the days involved whic makes it difficult to get down to Hillsborough. Now it's the same thing with the Arctic Monkeys so that will be a whole month that the park's out of action. Maybe it would be good of the council to give us all a council tax rebate for loss of facilities. I wouldn't mind so much if it was somebody good but all we get is indie rubbish.

Edited June 8, 2023 by metalman

[Jack Grey]

14 minutes ago, metalman said:

I wouldn't mind so much if it was somebody good but all we get is indie rubbish.

So because its a band you dont like you dont want the event to go ahead

 

Seems a bit selfish and hypocritical 

[HeHasRisen]

16 minutes ago, metalman said:

First it was Tramlines. It's only one weekend, they said. Except it's not, the park is boarded up off limits for a week before and a week after. And then lots of roads are shut on the days involved whic makes it difficult to get down to Hillsborough. Now it's the same thing with the Arctic Monkeys so that will be a whole month that the park's out of action. Maybe it would be good of the council to give us all a council tax rebate for loss of facilities. I wouldn't mind so much if it was somebody good but all we get is indie rubbish.

How much of a rebate do you think one park out of action for 1/12th of the year would actually equate to in terms of a rebate? 

 

Show your working. 

[Prettytom]

24 minutes ago, metalman said:

First it was Tramlines. It's only one weekend, they said. Except it's not, the park is boarded up off limits for a week before and a week after. And then lots of roads are shut on the days involved whic makes it difficult to get down to Hillsborough. Now it's the same thing with the Arctic Monkeys so that will be a whole month that the park's out of action. Maybe it would be good of the council to give us all a council tax rebate for loss of facilities. I wouldn't mind so much if it was somebody good but all we get is indie rubbish.

You should see how often the Botanical Gardens are closed for events.

 

Enjoy the fact that world class groups are playing live in the city.

 

 

[top4718]

A local band makes good, does a huge homecoming show that will bring business and money into the city and all people do is moan as they might be disturbed for a couple of hours, get some ear muffs.

[Padders]

38 minutes ago, Prettytom said:

 

 

Enjoy the fact that world class groups are playing live in the city.

 

 

I'm waiting for the "Baubles" to appear live in the City.

One appearance at "Padders Bar" is not enough............