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That's Wayne, the dancing roadie. :D

Berryman's been out swimming in Chicago again. :stunned: I know that Castle thing. :sneaky:

He did it in Indy the week before.

sure :lol: Sorry but no. Maybe his liver is bigger. :P

Depends on many things. Venue, how much time you have to devote to it and how clever you are.

I'm sure he sees him occasionally but not on his speed dial. I am sure it was Figo that arranged for Will and Jonny to go train that day at Inter.

awwww :hug: Just keep plugging along. If you go to shows expecting something you will always leave feeling disappointed. I always go only expecting to see a great show, anything beyond that well it just icing on the cake.

:stunned: fuckin hell!

Will's butt was all sweaty. :wink3:

Snow Patrol interview June 13, 2009 9:12 am Coldplay's latest support act checks in with Coldplay.com With heartfelt rockers Snow Patrol now on the road with Coldplay as their latest support act, we asked frontman Gary Lightbody how it's going... Hello Gary, how are you? Hey there, am grand thanks. Where are you? On our way from Texas to the show in Des Moines, Ohio tonight. How have the first few days of the tour with Coldplay been? They've been great. We've been treated really well and they have a lovely crew that are being great with our crew. Also they are kicking ass each night. Their show is spectacular. Shaping up as a perfect tour really. Do you approach support slots differently to headline shows? You have to really. It's not our crowd and we want to win them over for sure, but also we are the warm-up act and we want to do just that. We try our best to get the crowd as energised as possible, so they're well warm by the time Coldplay come on. You leave your ego at the door for support slots. Best that way. Have the Coldplay crowds been receptive? Yes they have. They've been great. There have even been a few singalongs. Hard to know what to expect when you're the support act, but they've been really warm and lovely to us. You go straight from Coldplay to U2 stadium shows. Are you looking forward to those? Yes definitely. We toured with U2 in 2005 and we're delighted to be asked again. For any Coldplay fans who aren't familiar with your music (though lots will be), please could you tell us a bit about Snow Patrol and what you sound like. The hardest question of them all!! For any band. Two things really first and foremost: melody and honesty. Although live we are a hell of a lot more rock than people might expect. We've been going 15 years so we've been about a bit, but the fire is still there. You'll see that if you get there early and catch us. Last.fm's auto-recommendation software suggests that Coldplay fans might well like Snow Patrol and vice versa. Would you tend to agree? Yes I think we write from similar places (as above) although I don't think we sound particularly alike. Essentially we both write big, beautiful music from the heart that, yes, I'm sure would appeal to both sets of fans. How did you come to be on the tour? They asked us. Coldplay are one of the few bands that have been around as long as us that we haven't played with til now so it's great to finally get to play together. Had you met them before? A few times but only briefly really. Didn't know them very well but they are gentlemen for sure. Have you been enjoying their shows? Yes, very much. The stage show is spectacular and their playing is awesome. Chris's voice is exceptional live. Also they are playing my favourite song, Glass Of Water, so that's a bonus too. Have you had chance to hang out with the band yet? Yes, we hung out yesterday as two of their lovely crew were having a birthday party and we were invited. A very great day in the texas sunshine. Til the tornado hit that is. Seriously. Exciting though. Is there any time for any sightseeing on this tour? You have to make time or life becomes a scooby-doo backdrop (tourbus, gig, tourbus, gig, hotel, tourbus, gig, etc). We're good at getting out into a city and exploring. What's the best on tour sightseeing you've done? In my life? Well, I jumped off the southern hemisphere's tallest building a few years back in New Zealand. That was fun. Also we did some boat-surfing (?! it was new to me too) yesterday, which I'd never done before and am now maybe addicted to. I may need to talk to someone. Not sure a sharkophobic surf junkie is appropriate. Only in land locked water for me! Are you travelling around on a tourbus? If so, what's the best way to pass the time on the journies? (apart from sleeping!) Reading (at the moment I'm on David Mitchell's debut 'Ghostwritten' and David Niven's autobiography 'The Moon's A Balloon', both of which I recommend) listening to music (anything by James Blackwell, Mstrcrft, The Maccabees, The Lowly Knights, Foy Vance, too much to mention) and watching some films and TV (30 rock, Earl, etc, funny stuff is best for the bus I find) Pete Yorn spoke highly of Coldplay's catering - what do you think? Yes, it's been great each night. What have Snow Patrol got planned for the rest of the year? We're going to be on tour, with U2 and by ourselves until December. Christmas off methinks. Our final question is always "what's your favourite Coldplay song?". But you've already answered it. Yes, I'll stick with Glass Of Water, though there are many greats. It's just a thrilling piece of music isn't it. Live especially. Look close enough each night and you'll see my ever-growing haystack hair, shaking joyfully to it in the wings. For more information on Snow Patrol, head over to snowpatrol.com.

Snow Patrol interview June 13, 2009 9:12 am Coldplay's latest support act checks in with Coldplay.com With heartfelt rockers Snow Patrol now on the road with Coldplay as their latest support act, we asked frontman Gary Lightbody how it's going... Hello Gary, how are you? Hey there, am grand thanks. Where are you? On our way from Texas to the show in Des Moines, Ohio tonight. How have the first few days of the tour with Coldplay been? They've been great. We've been treated really well and they have a lovely crew that are being great with our crew. Also they are kicking ass each night. Their show is spectacular. Shaping up as a perfect tour really. Do you approach support slots differently to headline shows? You have to really. It's not our crowd and we want to win them over for sure, but also we are the warm-up act and we want to do just that. We try our best to get the crowd as energised as possible, so they're well warm by the time Coldplay come on. You leave your ego at the door for support slots. Best that way. Have the Coldplay crowds been receptive? Yes they have. They've been great. There have even been a few singalongs. Hard to know what to expect when you're the support act, but they've been really warm and lovely to us. You go straight from Coldplay to U2 stadium shows. Are you looking forward to those? Yes definitely. We toured with U2 in 2005 and we're delighted to be asked again. For any Coldplay fans who aren't familiar with your music (though lots will be), please could you tell us a bit about Snow Patrol and what you sound like. The hardest question of them all!! For any band. Two things really first and foremost: melody and honesty. Although live we are a hell of a lot more rock than people might expect. We've been going 15 years so we've been about a bit, but the fire is still there. You'll see that if you get there early and catch us. Last.fm's auto-recommendation software suggests that Coldplay fans might well like Snow Patrol and vice versa. Would you tend to agree? Yes I think we write from similar places (as above) although I don't think we sound particularly alike. Essentially we both write big, beautiful music from the heart that, yes, I'm sure would appeal to both sets of fans. How did you come to be on the tour? They asked us. Coldplay are one of the few bands that have been around as long as us that we haven't played with til now so it's great to finally get to play together. Had you met them before? A few times but only briefly really. Didn't know them very well but they are gentlemen for sure. Have you been enjoying their shows? Yes, very much. The stage show is spectacular and their playing is awesome. Chris's voice is exceptional live. Also they are playing my favourite song, Glass Of Water, so that's a bonus too. Have you had chance to hang out with the band yet? Yes, we hung out yesterday as two of their lovely crew were having a birthday party and we were invited. A very great day in the texas sunshine. Til the tornado hit that is. Seriously. Exciting though. Is there any time for any sightseeing on this tour? You have to make time or life becomes a scooby-doo backdrop (tourbus, gig, tourbus, gig, hotel, tourbus, gig, etc). We're good at getting out into a city and exploring. What's the best on tour sightseeing you've done? In my life? Well, I jumped off the southern hemisphere's tallest building a few years back in New Zealand. That was fun. Also we did some boat-surfing (?! it was new to me too) yesterday, which I'd never done before and am now maybe addicted to. I may need to talk to someone. Not sure a sharkophobic surf junkie is appropriate. Only in land locked water for me! Are you travelling around on a tourbus? If so, what's the best way to pass the time on the journies? (apart from sleeping!) Reading (at the moment I'm on David Mitchell's debut 'Ghostwritten' and David Niven's autobiography 'The Moon's A Balloon', both of which I recommend) listening to music (anything by James Blackwell, Mstrcrft, The Maccabees, The Lowly Knights, Foy Vance, too much to mention) and watching some films and TV (30 rock, Earl, etc, funny stuff is best for the bus I find) Pete Yorn spoke highly of Coldplay's catering - what do you think? Yes, it's been great each night. What have Snow Patrol got planned for the rest of the year? We're going to be on tour, with U2 and by ourselves until December. Christmas off methinks. Our final question is always "what's your favourite Coldplay song?". But you've already answered it. Yes, I'll stick with Glass Of Water, though there are many greats. It's just a thrilling piece of music isn't it. Live especially. Look close enough each night and you'll see my ever-growing haystack hair, shaking joyfully to it in the wings. For more information on Snow Patrol, head over to snowpatrol.com.

Red shirt!!!!!!!!!

*Chants red shirt red shirt

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Thank god I won't have to hear that bloody Viva Ronaldo song again! Door....ass....don't let it hit on way out!

and can he not mention Satch or that NY Times douchebag!

Yep, that be him. :D

Are you going to tweet that Countdown question to him? :lol:

Fine, should have never even started that a crap show. Should have walked! Oh and some bloke from Burnley is playing for my team here in Houston.

I know. Guy was refusing to be dancie with Jonny :angry: so he had to call Chrissy over. :D Though he does come and be dancie in Lovers In Japan which is loading now.

This show is soooo boring. I'm sure she was secretly glad to leave just doing the whoa is me drama queen shit for the press.

He is (1) not the most handsome man on earth, that would be Mr Buckland and (2) mmmmmmmmm how to say this......porportionality sized. :thinking: Howevr he has been know to freeball it on stage. :D [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRnslVouxvk]YouTube - Sexy Guy[/ame]

Lori got to experience the thrill that is :lol: