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Thought it was a cracking gig. He put everything into it. I like his new stuff. From what I’ve heard of the album so far, it’s better than Kadabian’s latest release.Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
Surprised how small the crowd was. 600 tickets sold in advance, looked like a bit more to me but still only about half full.
Been checking every day. Managed to get a standing ticket today on Ticketmaster for face value (well I'm assuming £100 is face value)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
Seems to be a few available.
Yeah, that's what I paid as soon as they came out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
The man has Covid just now, and some shows in the US have been cancelled.
👍 glad you enjoyedQuote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
Hushman tomorrow at the Voodoo Rooms.
So far this year
Foals - SWG3 Glasgow May 8th
Springsteen - Murrayfield May 30th
Alter Bridge - O2 Edinburgh June 6th
The Who - Edin Castle July 9th
Morderstein (Rammstein Tribute) - Bathgate July 21st
Idles - Athens September 30th
Massive Wagons at La Belle Angel tomorrow, supported by the fantastic Virginmarys.
Weirdly, Tribes have started following me on InstagramQuote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
Some highlights of the festival
https://www.eif.co.uk/news-and-blogs...m_term=digital
Madness supported by The Lightning Seeds on sale today and purchased. 1st December at the Hydro.
Anyone got a spare for the Proclaimers Leith Links Saturday?
Roseanne Reid, daughter of Craig, is the support for the whole tour.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Given that the boys will have a night off then, in between their Kelso and Leith Links gigs, what's the chances of the 4 of them doing "My Old Friend the Blues" together? :not worth
Join the club 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
James with an orchestra at the usher hall was outstanding tonight. Hairs up on the back of the neck stuff at times.
Sounds brill, what was their set list, do you know ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
Going to the see them in Newcastle the following evening with the Missus. Our daughter lives down there, so will tie it in a weekend visit to see her.Quote:
Originally Posted by micksoo
As long as the Lightning Seeds don't play Three Lions. They probably won't in Glasgow, but might in Newcastle. :eek:
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/james/2023/usher-hall-edinburgh-scotland-2bb800ce.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Bridge hibs
A right mixed bag of stuff from hits to b sides. A couple of songs sounded a bit too much going on but apart from that it worked really well.
Nice one mate cheers 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
Brownbear on Thursday night , then Vistas on Sunday night both in Gala
For those of a certain age (and weirdness), Devo at the O2 on August 17th.
For those of you who are Warmduscher fans.... this is the original :greengrin
Bar Stool Preachers supported by the excellent Guillotines on Friday at Bannerman's.
Eye watering ticket prices being suggest - circa £70?Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Vistas in Gala?! Might need to see if I can get Monday off work and head down for that one if there’s tickets leftQuote:
Originally Posted by davy67 +
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Otoboke Beaver return to Scotland this Friday - a sold out show at St Luke’s and always a frenetic set.
Other May gigs are-
Half Man Half Biscuit at Liquid Rooms - seen them a a few times and never fail to entertain.
House of All at Summerhall. Ex Fall members and new LP is a delight.
Meryl Streek, Irish agitator and politically charged content. Rearranged from earlier in year after his show at McChuills was cancelled at last minute due to a water mains burst and now in Poetry Club at SW3G - Should be good.
Previous gigs so far in ‘23
Mary Wallapers (Galway)
Viagra Boys (Glasgow)
Murder Capital (Glasgow)
Damien Dempsey (Glasgow)
Wavetable (Edinburgh)
Goat (Glasgow)
Panda Bear & Sonic Boom (Glasgow)
Website says that they're still available, I'm looking forward to seeing themQuote:
Originally Posted by ErinGoBraghHFC
They’re very good mate you won’t be disappointed, away to have a deek the now and I’ll try get the day off in the morning. Don’t know how that one slipped past me tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by davy67 +
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I saw them a few years back at liquid rooms supporting cock sparrer and they were really good. I think the singer is the son of Colin McFaul, the singer from cock sparrer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
My next gig is Ruts DC in Dunfermline next week. Will need to get ticket for amyl and the sniffers in August and I've already got ticket for UK Subs final tour in September.
Sure there's plenty more coming up I'll want to go to.
I was thinking about going but £72 seems really steep 😕Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
Went to James with an orchestra & choir at the Usher last week,like whats been posted terrific versions of the songs.
Went round to the stage door after & waited about 90mins for them to venture out.photos & signatures the singer put asked us if we were going to Glasgow on the Monday, we didn’t have tickets so he put us on the guest list.
After show passes we’re in with the tickets when we picked them up.
Weekend to remember .
Brilliant!Quote:
Originally Posted by bod
When I saw £72 I genuinely thought that it was a typo for £27 and then an SBF to be added on top. I saw them last time around and that will do for me. As a band, both musically and conceptually, they were way ahead of their time, but £72 is a piss take.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea