David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 248 days - Fuck Oasis
5 Years 248 days - Fuck Oasis
5 Years 248 days - Fuck Oasis
Thursday 16th January 2025
David Boyle hilariously tackles the challenges of performing at festivals, from inflated costs due to Oasis gigs to the struggles of self-promotion.
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle vents about the high costs of performing at festivals.
- He humorously criticises Oasis for causing price hikes in Edinburgh.
- Boyle shares his struggles with self-promotion and social media.
- He plans gimmick shows to make ends meet financially.
- Boyle's candid and comedic style offers a raw look into a comedian's life.
Oi, we don't give a fuck about anything new you're doing. Just play Wonderwall, take my money and fuck off.
Comedian David Boyle is back with another episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', and this time he's taking on Oasis and the skyrocketing costs of performing at festivals. Boyle shares his frustration with the iconic band playing during the Edinburgh Festival, which has led to inflated accommodation prices. He humorously rants about the nostalgia gigs and the absurdity of paying a fortune to hear 'Wonderwall' yet again.
Boyle's candid and colourful language brings a raw and relatable touch to his experiences as a performer struggling with logistics and finances. He's got shows lined up for Perth Fringe Festival and Edinburgh, but the financial strain is palpable. You'll hear him vent about the challenges of self-promotion, the high costs of venues, and his reluctant dive into social media to sell tickets. Despite the hurdles, Boyle's determination shines through as he plans gimmick shows to make ends meet.
This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, blending humour with the harsh realities of life as a touring comedian. If you're looking for a mix of laughter and genuine insights into the behind-the-scenes chaos of festival performances, this episode is a must-listen.