Stage times hyde park tomorrow
Stage times hyde park tomorrow
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Teddy Lop

Original Poster:

8,301 posts

96 months

Saturday 14th September 2019
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... Anyone know them?

Want to see PSB (and that's about it for me, some very avoidable stuff) but the mrs has a couple of things she'd like to see but can't even find a confirmed running order never mind approx stage times, anyone help?

spitfire-ian

4,209 posts

257 months

Sunday 15th September 2019
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Simply Red are on first at 1315. Won’t know the rest until we get there however thinking about last year with Kylie headlining she came on just before half 8 so I imagine it will be the same for Pet Shop Boys this year.

spitfire-ian

4,209 posts

257 months

Sunday 15th September 2019
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Simply Red 1315
Kelsea Ballerini 1405
Emeli Sande 1500
Bananarama 1555
Clean Bandit 1650
Status Quo 1745
Westlife 1900
Pet Shop Boys 2015

Driver101

14,451 posts

150 months

Sunday 15th September 2019
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I didn't realise it was on BBC4.

Was the festival any better this year? I went a couple of years ago and hated it.

The amount of people that completely ignored the signs of no chairs or picnic blankets past this point annoyed me. People were claiming 10 yards of space at the front and still expected space around their area and a clear view to the stage. There was loads of arguments.

There was some amount of oldies that could no longer handle their drink and got caught out badly.

droopsnoot

14,618 posts

271 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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Driver101 said:
I didn't realise it was on BBC4.
Wasn't that only the Pet Shop Boys set? I watched a bit of that before I went out, looked very good. I wonder if they'll show more acts over the next few weeks, as they obviously filmed more of them - a clip of Quo was shown while waiting for the PSB to start. For some reason my Freeview box didn't start recording.

Driver101 said:
People were claiming 10 yards of space at the front and still expected space around their area and a clear view to the stage. There was loads of arguments.
That seems quite common, I went to a local Acoustic Festival about ten years ago and it was kicking off for much the same reason, I'm sure the local FB groups would have melted had it been a thing back then. And complaints that the headline act swore on stage. I mean, who'd expect The Stranglers to swear?

Teddy Lop

Original Poster:

8,301 posts

96 months

Monday 16th September 2019
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Crowd seemed pretty laid back, we did turn up late just for PSB though.

westlife drove my mrs a bit angry, personally I can't see where you'd find the emotional impetus