Dreamworld tour

[Longtimefan]

Have any of the shows been filmed so far or are there plans for a DVD/Blu Ray release at all?

[domino]

As far as I'm concerned, London O2 has been filmed. And Glastonbury will be filmed for sure.

It would make sense to release a Greatest Hits tour on DVD/CD. So the chances are high.

[rosebowl]

A release would be great and necessary

[zukunft]

As far as I'm concerned, London O2 has been filmed. And Glastonbury will be filmed for sure.

Only cameras for the videowalls left and right from the stage at The O2.

[Milanolover]

Is there something new here? I can't find any info on the net if Dreamworld will be released as a concert. It would be a shame if this brilliant concert didn't come out on Blu Ray or stream.

[PARALAX]

I haven't been going to PSB concerts for a long time. Somehow the two of them have become a bit too arrogant for me in recent years. When I think about the awesome nightlife tour, where it was worth waiting and staying out in the cold for a few hours to get an autograph, a photo together or even a short small talk or interview afterwards. I can still remember Dortmund, Bremen (2000) or Leipzig (2009) well, where I even spoke to Neil briefly and gave feedback on his last album. I've missed all that a lot in recent years, especially when I last attended a PSB concert at the end of 2016 in Cologne's E-Werk. And that things can be done differently and, above all, more openly, is shown by artists like "Schiller", where I recently went to a concert and you could then get autographs and exchange a few words with the artist. The relationship with the fans is just right. On the other hand, if I just look at the huge distances to the stage in the Lanxess Arena, I lose interest in it again. I would have preferred a standing concert in the immediate vicinity of the stage, as was the case in Düsseldorf's Philipshalle or in Leipzig, for example.

[Harry]

Is there something new here? I can't find any info on the net if Dreamworld will be released as a concert. It would be a shame if this brilliant concert didn't come out on Blu Ray or stream.

Probably not until the tour is finished.

[Harry]

I haven't been going to PSB concerts for a long time. Somehow the two of them have become a bit too arrogant for me in recent years. When I think about the awesome nightlife tour, where it was worth waiting and staying out in the cold for a few hours to get an autograph, a photo together or even a short small talk or interview afterwards. I can still remember Dortmund, Bremen (2000) or Leipzig (2009) well, where I even spoke to Neil briefly and gave feedback on his last album. I've missed all that a lot in recent years, especially when I last attended a PSB concert at the end of 2016 in Cologne's E-Werk. And that things can be done differently and, above all, more openly, is shown by artists like "Schiller", where I recently went to a concert and you could then get autographs and exchange a few words with the artist. The relationship with the fans is just right. On the other hand, if I just look at the huge distances to the stage in the Lanxess Arena, I lose interest in it again. I would have preferred a standing concert in the immediate vicinity of the stage, as was the case in Düsseldorf's Philipshalle or in Leipzig, for example.

During the Dreamworld tour the not meeting fans thing will be the very practical consideration of Covid - having to postpone or cancel shows after postponing the whole tour twice would be disastrous. They’re still very pleasant to meet if you get the opportunity. I don’t think they’ve become arrogant.