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Thanks NickQuote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
Aye Ozrics are one of a very very few modern bands i could stand & watch, i went to see Gong at Sheffield Boardwalk in the back end of November 2000 they were still fantastic to watch..
Aye thats good Nick.. Those Novation 'Supernova II' synths are good :) ''Eternal Wheel'' from 'Erpland' fuzzy sound greatQuote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
Just booked to see the 'Robert Cray Band' at SUB89 a small venue in Reading, should be good:)
http://robertcray.com/tour/
Joanne Shaw Taylor touring in October - nowt nearer to me than London :(
http://www.eventim.co.uk/cgi-bin/tic...&affiliate=E24
Some Blues and Rock tomorrow in sunny Ardrossan.
River Devils, Larry Miller and Oli Brown.
:guitar:
Nice shout Rich, Mr Kyps is 9 miles from me, so I shall be going, thanks for the heads up :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mothman
Just squeezed a pair of tickets for Norah Jones at the Festival Hall, 2nd June.
Hope the new material is better live than it is in the disc :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
I like Broken Little Hearts a lot and I think Not Too Late is a stellar album.Quote:
Originally Posted by electric beach
Well I don't mind admitting I cocked up here big time. I have priority booking for anything at the Southbank and dismissed this when I could have booked tickets in the pre-sale... nowt left now :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
I saw The Robert Cray Band at the Manchester Apollo a good few moons ago, and it was a bit like attending a lecture - the playing & singing was perfect, but therein lies the problem - there was no spontaneity in the performance, nor was there any interaction with the audience worth mentioning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mothman
I hope that they've they've outgrown their shyness :eyebrows:
Sale Waterside is the closest to me - thanks for the headsup Rich :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mothman
I fear you may be right Chris. However as fan of the electric guitar, Robert Cray is somone I feel I should have seen but never have and as the gig was local and at a small venue I felt it was too good an oppurtunity to miss. At least I will be able to tick him off the list. The week after the Rober Cray gig I'm off to see Eric Johnson for the first time also:).Quote:
Originally Posted by Stratmangler
The Joanne Shaw Taylor sounds good but midweek trips up to the smoke can be a pain especially if I have to work the next day:( However I may yet still be tempted:eyebrows:
An old friend, Stevie Doherty just posted this in his Facebook page.
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The Racketeers will be rawkin' The Pickerel in Stowmarket Friday 1st June....come on down and 'ROCK YER HEIDZ!!'
Stevie used to be the singer in The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, turned down the job as vocalist with AC/DC and fronts a Pink Floyd tribute band, A Saucerful Of Floyd.
His website is here.
Myspace page for Stevie.
With The Sensational Party Boys.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...ePartyBoys.jpg
Joe Bonamassa - 2013
The Borderline, Tuesday 26 March (this will be awesome, restricted access 200 tickets only at Ł1500, but gets you into all 4 shows with lots of extras - http://www.thegigcartel.com/joevip/)
O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, Wednesday 27 March (I have tix for this one)
Hammersmith Apollo, Thurs 28 March
Royal Albert Hall, Sat 30 March
Not many tickets left for any of the venues, which went on sale at 0900 this morning. RAH only has some Circle left, not sure about the Apollo. Few left at the O2 Empire.
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Off to see Hawkwind tomorrow night in Edinburgh.
For those who like the Blues, Popa Chubby is playing in Edinburgh tonight.
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weighing more than 300 pounds with a shaven
head, tattooed arms, a goatee and a performing style he describes as
the Stooges meets Buddy Guy, Motörhead meets Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix
meets Robert Johnson.
Off to see Larry Carlton play in Milton Keynes tonight means I miss the football but seen him a few times and he is worth it
Folks do check the gig guide zone on Musicosis.co.uk as we often have good pre publicity on tours/gigs
Cheers
Just booked tickets for Me and Mrs B to see these guys at the Hideaway in Streatham on the 1st Sept. Looking forward to this
Going to see Leonard Cohen on Saturday with his 'Old Ideas' tour at Wembley Arena. Can't wait! Slightly miffed it has been moved from the Hop Farm but should be a great night none the less.
Saw him in Weybridge Mercedes Benz World at Brooklands a couple of years ago and it was a great show.
Genesis Re-Visited II toured by Steve Hackett in May 2013.
Pre Sale today via telephone - internet sale on Saturday..
This is going to be stunning for any fans of early Genesis to and including Wind & Wuthering - the whole of Suppers Ready??
I'm only putting it up now as my tkts are sorted :lol:
They will sell quickly for certain.
http://www.hackettsongs.com/news/newsLive48.html
http://www.hackettsongs.com/images/n...nRev2cover.jpg
A little tease from Tina Dico on her Facebook page: I've emboldened the relevant bit! :eyebrows:
Just finished rehearsing with my boys for the upcoming shows in Germany / Austria / Switzerland and Denmark - it'll be great :)
Now super excited about tour start in Flensburg in just 12 days!
Tomorrow I'll have good news for London fans!
Good Friday evening, Everyone! x
Ooh, now I'm excited!
Right - I'm determined not to miss her next time.
breath is baited. ;)
Got my ticket . . . and the locus is my favourite London venue, Union Chapel.
http://www.unionchapel.org.uk/index.php
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...psf6e28481.jpg
Tickets here: Music Glue - Tina Dico
It looks like the only show she is doing at the moment?
Thanks for the heads up Alex :kiss:
O god what id pay to go see someone live (instead of the other halves cack)
I don't think you would want to see Tina Dico AndréQuote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Hi Tim
tbh i wouldnt go see anyone these days if they paid me.
This is is what i dream of
Islington? $*(^*(&)!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
Could it be any harder for us to get to? Ah well, I've bought 2 tickets. I sense a mini-AoS meetette for a drinky beforehand coming on :)
You coming too, Alex?
Andr'e, I sympathise. My biggest ever regret concert-wise is never seeing ELP live.
Yep - 2 tickets purchased - see you all there! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
There is a Wetherspoons across the road, but the Hen & Chicken is a more traditional London pub just a bit further away on the roundabout, or the Hope & Anchor, both better than JD W's but can get crowded on gig nights. There is a nice Thai restaurant on Upper Street too, but there's plenty to choose from.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
I normally park in Kew Martin and get the Overground, but you can park nearby in the side streets, which I tend to do at the weekends. Parking at Kew is great for the M3 and saves driving through London. It is a pain location wise, but the venue is great, good sound and a very intimate atmosphere (but hard pews to sit on with no padding!). Some people take these: Church Kneeler Pew Prayer Cushion
Not sure from your end though Alex, probably easiest to park in Islington unless you know a place to go?
If you guys know all this already, then just ignore me ;)
I've just checked Kew out and it looks good for parking and the train. Our alternative is to take the train from Wokingham to Clapham Junction and then take the other branch of the Overground.
Great news, chaps, and I'm sure we'll co-ordinate our meeting beforehand for a meal and/or a drink.
Got me a ticket also :thumbsup:
Excellent! Should be a great night - will definitely arrange a meetup beforehand methinks. :)
Matraca Berg
http://www.matracaberg.com
Matracas new album 'Love's Truck Stop' is a corker (if you like that sort of thing!) and this promises to be a fantastic tour from the 48 yr old Nashville singer/songwriter.
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...atgig/bio3.jpg
Sunday, November 4th
The Arches,Glasgow
Monday, November 5th
The Sage Gateshead
Tuesday, November 6th
Memorial Hall, Sheffield
Thursday, November 8th
The Stables, Milton Keynes
Friday, November 9th
Bush Hall,London
Saturday, November 10th
The Muni Arts Centre, Pontypridd
Sunday, November 11th
The Assembly, Leamington Spa
Wednesday, November 14
Floral Pavilion Theatre, New Brighton
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Richard Hawley - Live 2013
17/02/13 Opera House Buxton
18/02/13 Picturehouse Edinburgh
20/02/13 Colston Hall Bristol
21/02/13 Assembly Hall Leamington Spa
22/02/13 Corn Exchange Cambridge
23/02/13 Troxy London
25/02/13 Philharmonic Liverpool
26/02/13 City Hall Hull
Where's Troxy and what's it like, Tim?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
Owned by a northerner I expect, t'Roxy
Just bought tickets for Bryan Ferry at the Royal Albert Hall on November 4th 2013. Not many tickets left so hurry. There are dates for other venues around the country.
Richard Thompson is back late Feb'/early March next year - just bought a couple of second row tickets for his Brighton Show.
Here's the link http://www.richardthompson-music.com/Tour.asp
Saw him a few years ago and he was dazzling.
Regards
Jon'.
I'm off to the birmingham one, can't wait. New album imminent too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonneville
I'm very much wondering when we will see a series of artists releasing dates based around the Midlands instead of the centre of the multiverse (thats shuts down at 11pm) called London?
Anyways - I am about to travel down there twice again in February for the gigs at the Tate Modern - Kraftwerk.
Through a complete succession of lemony snicketts, after several hours on the telephone and getting more frustrated by the minute reading the rubbish being put out by Tate on the social media sites - I got through to a queue. Twenty minutes later saw me talking to a human. Not many tickets available so 2 of us were going to The Mix. Sent a text only to discover he had just got them for Autobahn..
While trying to make it difficult for Touts / Scalpers I see plenty going for really silly money on Viago / evilbay. Scum does not even begin to cover what those parasites are.
I know there are a few here that attend the Dorset End of the Road festival, so thought I would post this.
Just confirmed today are Sigur Rós and Belle & Sebastian (:spew:) as two headline acts. There are other acts confirmed, which you can check here;
http://www.endoftheroadfestival.com/content/news/
Sigur Rós
http://musicglue-wordpress-end-of-th.../Sigur-Ros.jpg
Looking forward to Sigur Rós, but you can keep B&S, that will be an early night for me as I think they are . . . . . :rolleyes:
@ Alex,
Hi, as you may know I don't look in here very often, not being a gig attender, so apologies if it's been said before but wouldn't this thread be improved by being calendar based? Dates across the top and acts own the side in alphabetical order. Perhaps restrict mods to updating it based on info supplied by members. The calendar could update itself automatically datewise, dropping those acts with no future entries and when new entries were made they would automatically be placed in the correct alphabetical order.
Clicking on any act/date square would open up a new box giving gig venue ad other (supporting) acts etc.
Do we have any members capable of putting such a thing together?
Just a thought :) .
Dave.
And what should mods do with all of their spare time after they've done managing that then Dave?
Well speaking as a regular gig attendee and contributor to this thread, I think its fine as it is to be honest ;)