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Just don't get me started on this one! I could go on & on!!Mabeanie wrote:As for "He is still a vibrant, alive, somewhat sexy, older man ..." - it was about 5 years ago now that I told a work colleague about half my age that Leonard Cohen was the one older man I would go for. Nothing's changed on that score!
That's got to be the understatement of the century!ladydi wrote: He is still a vibrant, alive, somewhat sexy, older man...
umm (tongue pressed firmly in cheek), it would be pretty hard to tour otherwiseladydi wrote: btw, I cannot use the word "elderly" in connection with Leonard. He is still a vibrant, alive, somewhat sexy, older man...
I know what I meant....meaning "A-L-I-V-E", as in the wow factor.... But, oh yes, there would be a slight problem touring otherwise Just teasing you, ladydi, thanks for being a good sport about it 
And we certainly have hard act to follow /SJ/. ! I know that unfortunately there will be many who can't rearrange plans to attend in September instead of March and those seats should start opening up within the next few weeks. I'm checking every day. Sounds like you plan on attending...fabulous! And yes, we will have to start planning something...open to ideas... LEONARD COHEN RESCHEDULES EUROPEAN PERFORMANCES DUE TO INJURY
(For Immediate Release – February, 09, 2010) – AEG Worldwide today announced that a run of performances by Leonard Cohen have been rescheduled to allow proper time for a sports-related injury sustained by the artist to heal.
While exercising recently, Mr. Cohen suffered a compression injury in his lower back. He has been advised by physicians to follow the typical four to six month regime of physical therapy prescribed for athletes with similar injuries.
“Doctors have confirmed that Mr. Cohen is otherwise in terrific shape, thanks to years of exercise and careful diet, and simply needs appropriate time to recover from the lower back injury,” stated Cohen’s manager, Robert Kory.
The rescheduled dates below will be amended shortly to reflect all thirteen rescheduled dates:
July. 25 ZAGREB ARENA
Sept. 15 CAEN ZENITH
Sept. 17 GRENOBLE PALAIS DES SPORTS
Sept. 19 STRASBOURG ZENITH
Sept. 21 MARSEILLE LE DOME
Sept. 23 TOURS PARC DES EXPOSITIONS
Sept. 25 LILLE ZENITH GRAND PALAIS
Oct. 04 KATOWICE SPODEK
Oct. 07 MOSCOW KREMLIN PALACE
Oct. 13 BRATISLAVA INCHEBA EXPO ARENA
Since his return to the stage in May 2008, Mr. Cohen has played 191 sold out shows around the world, headlined the 2009 Coachella Music Festival and was hailed by Spin Magazine as the “Comeback of the Year” for 2009.
On January 30th, Mr Cohen received the 2010 Lifetime Achievement Special Merit Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) and was honored the following night on the Grammy Awards broadcast.
Media Contacts:
For AEG - David Frossman, AEG Live, david.frossman@aeglive.co.uk / 00 44 207 536 1618
For Leonard Cohen - Ken Sunshine / Tiffany Shipp, Sunshine, Sachs & Associates, shipp@sunshinesachs.com / 001 212-691-2800
Perhaps all our hard work on the UK and Dublin threads has paid off and they have decided to spend the summer with us!MaryB wrote:Looks like lots of dates to fill in
remote1 wrote:Perhaps all our hard work on the UK and Dublin threads has paid off and they have decided to spend the summer with us!MaryB wrote:Looks like lots of dates to fill in
PS: I would like to think they were eventually won over and swayed by my one of my most desperate attempts at viewtopic.php?f=44&t=19815&start=60#p211615
Your desperate attempt was truly desperate, but hey, it's all worth a shot.