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Started by noxon, December 11, 2017, 04:24:20 AM

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Evai

Would DT and Haken be likely? (Or do they have some kind of childish grudge against Haken for the whole Shattered Fortress thing with MP? )

bosk1

Quote from: Evai on December 20, 2017, 10:04:20 AM
Would DT and Haken be likely? (Or do they have some kind of childish grudge against Haken for the whole Shattered Fortress thing with MP? )

???  Why would they have a grudge?  I am pretty sure they don't care.

But why do you think DT/Haken is likely?  I have not heard any rumblings that would make me think so.

cramx3

Is there even any rumblings about them dropping the evening with format?

bosk1


gzarruk

The DT guys are in good terms with the Haken guys. They did a few shows together in 2015 and seemed to have a great time.

noxon

And it's not like label affiliation has in any way been a factor for DT choosing openers before... :P

Fritzinger

Quote from: bosk1 on December 20, 2017, 10:11:59 AM
Quote from: Evai on December 20, 2017, 10:04:20 AM
Would DT and Haken be likely? (Or do they have some kind of childish grudge against Haken for the whole Shattered Fortress thing with MP? )

???  Why would they have a grudge?  I am pretty sure they don't care.

But why do you think DT/Haken is likely?  I have not heard any rumblings that would make me think so.

I don't think it's exactly "likely", but it would be awesome nevertheless. Plus, it'd be cool for both bands. Haken have a lot of younger fans, at least here in Germany. I have talked to people at Haken concerts who aren't even that much into prog or so, they have never heard of Gentle Giant or Symphony X or anything.. they just like Haken.
On the other side it would be cool for Haken, I don't think I have to mention why.
But I would be curious what MP would say about that though :D

goo-goo

Quote from: noxon on December 20, 2017, 11:00:49 AM
And it's not like label affiliation has in any way been a factor for DT choosing openers before... :P

You are correct. But it does make it easier for providing tour support funds to two bands one the same label. It would be kind of cool to get Haken or FW (or both) or another one of IO's bands touring with DT as a support act. We'll see how this goes.

geeeemo

I, myself, would rather "an evening with" for what it is worth.  I don't enjoy any other bands as much. So if I am going to be a concert, I want as much of DT as I can get - not share.  :)

cramx3

I'm a bit torn as to what I like better.  Of course more DT should mean better, but there is a point where it does become a bit tiring.  Seems the crowds are usually pretty dead for the first set.   So I guess it depends on the opener and if DT would rotate setlists if they played a shorter set.  I think I'd rather see a DT/Haken tour with both bands rotating songs and try to catch that a couple times vs. a DT only show with a static but longer setlist. 

noxon

Quote from: goo-goo on December 20, 2017, 11:41:43 AM
Quote from: noxon on December 20, 2017, 11:00:49 AM
And it's not like label affiliation has in any way been a factor for DT choosing openers before... :P

You are correct. But it does make it easier for providing tour support funds to two bands one the same label. It would be kind of cool to get Haken or FW (or both) or another one of IO's bands touring with DT as a support act. We'll see how this goes.

What tour support funds? :P To my knowledge, everything for the tour is handled by DTs "machine", not the label. And the same goes for Haken. Which makes it very hard for a band like Haken to "exist" as touring isn't really cheap.