Gig plans - 2024
Discussion
ABC at the Liverpool Philharmonic next week.
Paul.weller at Scarbourgh outside in July
I'd like to see Theatre of Hate and Spear of Destiny, who i have never seen, but have been into since the early 80s but the only gig I can see in 2024 is in London at the 100 club, and I'm not that arsed to travel that far south for any reason.
The last gig I went to.was Jesus and Mary chain at Coventry Poly in 1986.
Or maybe it was The London Beat in the Biko bar in the same building. I think 16 people were in the audience.
Paul.weller at Scarbourgh outside in July
I'd like to see Theatre of Hate and Spear of Destiny, who i have never seen, but have been into since the early 80s but the only gig I can see in 2024 is in London at the 100 club, and I'm not that arsed to travel that far south for any reason.
The last gig I went to.was Jesus and Mary chain at Coventry Poly in 1986.
Or maybe it was The London Beat in the Biko bar in the same building. I think 16 people were in the audience.
Edited by Pit Pony on Thursday 8th February 22:25
Henge last night. Always entertaing. However, the support was a two piece dance act, Dogshow. I can honestly say it's the first time I've seen two guys dressed in dog masks wheel a cart out into the middle of the audience with keyboards on one side, drums on the other, a revolving sign on top of it and do a show
End of the first tune, someone shouted 'Good boy'
End of the first tune, someone shouted 'Good boy'
Bring me the Horizon a few weeks ago, I'm a fan but not my favourite band - however they blew me away, amazing gig
Sohn & Metropole Orkest next week in Amsterdam. Cant wait for that one
Polaris (Aussie Metal) @ Kentish Town early March
Pendulum @ Birmingham end of March
And the big one - just got Sleep Token tickets for November @ Birmingham :-)
Sohn & Metropole Orkest next week in Amsterdam. Cant wait for that one
Polaris (Aussie Metal) @ Kentish Town early March
Pendulum @ Birmingham end of March
And the big one - just got Sleep Token tickets for November @ Birmingham :-)
MOBB said:
TCEvo said:
Another one for 2024: Landmarks @ Brixton Electric, May 24. Bit pricey - £29 inc (expensive) fees/e-delivery.
Gutted I cant make that one, I'm in the USA on holiday :-(
Roisin Murphy supported by Crazy P in Bristol tomorrow night. My first visit back to the former Colston Hall (now The Beacon) so will be interesting to see what the multi million refurb looks like
the former lead singer of Moloko puts on a great live show; she is mental (in a very good way)
the former lead singer of Moloko puts on a great live show; she is mental (in a very good way)
Sea Power last night at The Albert Hall in Manchester. Absolutely bloody brilliant they were. My Mrs had no clue what they were about & fancied a night in town, very pleasantly surprised she was too. I’ve been a fan of the band for years & have seen them many times but last nights gig really hit the spot, sound was great too, all the instruments sounded great & the new drummer is a fine replacement. Solid 9.5/10 for me.
andySC said:
Sea Power last night at The Albert Hall in Manchester. Absolutely bloody brilliant they were. My Mrs had no clue what they were about & fancied a night in town, very pleasantly surprised she was too. I’ve been a fan of the band for years & have seen them many times but last nights gig really hit the spot, sound was great too, all the instruments sounded great & the new drummer is a fine replacement. Solid 9.5/10 for me.
Going to see them tomorrow night in Glasgow. Looking forward to it, seen them at least half a dozen times before. I'll keep an eye out for the polar bear.We've then got OMD in Edinburgh and Glasgow next month.
snuffy said:
Pit Pony said:
ABC at the Liverpool Philharmonic next week.
I go there fairly regularly. Either the Music Rooms, or if the main theatre then I always try get a muppet box, well worth it - #* Feminist comedy gig at the Everyman? Fem de la Fem. Its a monthly thing £5 entry in advance. Properly funny. 50% LGBT and 50% Menopausal divorcees, a couple from both groups. all fairly amateur but one lady was more professional and testing out new material. It was proper funny. Can recommend.
Tonight we are also heading to Manchester to see The Gap. At Hope Mill Theatre in Ancoats. Matthew Kelly and Dennis Walsh play all the characters.
Whoops gone off topic from Music to Theatre.
mabosh said:
andySC said:
Sea Power last night at The Albert Hall in Manchester. Absolutely bloody brilliant they were. My Mrs had no clue what they were about & fancied a night in town, very pleasantly surprised she was too. I’ve been a fan of the band for years & have seen them many times but last nights gig really hit the spot, sound was great too, all the instruments sounded great & the new drummer is a fine replacement. Solid 9.5/10 for me.
Going to see them tomorrow night in Glasgow. Looking forward to it, seen them at least half a dozen times before. I'll keep an eye out for the polar bear.We've then got OMD in Edinburgh and Glasgow next month.
I only realised that the new drummer was Thomas White about 20 minutes from the end. Very talented guy - he’s from Electric Soft Parade and Brakes for whom he plays guitar. Also, he plays drums in Graham Coxon’s side project The Waeve and I think he played with Sparks too in the past.
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