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Supposed to be seeing Bastille in Birmingham next month and I'm tempted to go and see John Newman in January "Tribute" is a really good album.
Jake Bugg @ the corn exchange in Febuary
I've nowt on til Courteeners at Barrowlands in December. Last time they played there it was excellent.
Suede on Sunday
Biffy Clyro doing a very intimate gig at GLive in Guildford this coming Monday, supported by Mallory Knox as part of some Samsung corporate function...
Ticket secured! :greengrin
I'm on my way to the Barras now. Same place I first saw them, 19 years ago. I feel old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Very good indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Man
I wonder if Morrissey is going to do another tour? If not I might have to go and see Miles Kane in Glasgow!
Gonna try for Arcade Fire tickets. Would be amazing to see them at the Barrowlands. Also Public Service Broadcasting next Wednesday.
I'll be in Mexico...gutted. Arcade Fire at Barrowlands would be brilliant. It's a great venue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calvin
Heading to psb too, looking forward to it, brilliant album and the light show/projections should be good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calvin
Going to see Arctic Monkeys at the Hydro in Glasgow on Friday. Buzzing.
Not sure if I'm missing something here but don't think Miles has any gigs scheduled? He played Barrowlands at start of the month.Quote:
Originally Posted by stranraerhibby
I was supposed to be going to see The Blackout at the QMU in Glasgow but due to a member of the band being hospitalised the rest of the tour has been cancelled, I'm getting a refund on my tix thankfully, but I've got two train tickets to Glasgow and Back for tomorrow that are now useless, I could get a refund from ScotRail but it's a £10 admin charge, which is more than the value of the tickets.
Aside from that I've got Chvrches in March at the Barrowlands, which I'm really looking forward to after having missed seeing them in the Weeg earlier this month.
Damm, I missed it then :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
I read about that - poor Gavin - sounds like a horrible condition! Shame as they are immense live...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan91
Just back in from watching Biffy Clyro and Mallory Knox put on an absolutely immense gig at GLive in Guildford. If anyone seen their set at Reading, it was the same with a few extra songs thrown in (some older songs from Vertigo of Bliss and Infinity Land) with the same intensity/atmosphere thrown into a small venue which had a superb sound to it. The place rocked from start to finish, back to front and side to side. Completely superb. :top marks
They were, I really enjoyed it. The old stuff still sounds brilliant and the new album has some strong songs as well, I thought Barriers especially was very good. Just wish they would play more than one song in their encore!Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Back in toon for xmans new year fancy the PSB experience. Low key night to enjoy New Years day scoop too.
Mate says this man is v.good
http://www.johnturrell.com/ playing voodoo rooms in jan
Seen them Dam couple of times one of the best live acts around for last few years. Accomplished performances.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis-1875
Just got my hands on 2 tickets for this! Like a dog with 2 d****!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis-1875
Any tips on travel from Edinburgh to the hydro never been there before
It's basically at the SECC if that helps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Matty_Jack04
I'm going too but starting to panic a bit - they've cancelled tonight's show in Birmingham. Apparently Alex's voice has gone - according to Andy Nicjolson (ex bass player) on Twitter. First ever cancellation but still taking pelters from folk blaming their partying last night.
Fingers crossed they're ok for tomorrow. Holiday for me, going thru early for some drinks then taxi to Hydro.
Laryngitis. Gig cancelled. Rescheduled for November 21st.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
Yeah gutted.Quote:
Originally Posted by MountcastleHibs
Although to be fair, I'm pleasantly surprised its been rescheduled for a date not too far away.
I've suffered a lot worse cancellations before, 3 times on the day for Babyshambles/ Pete. Including last Feb where turned up at the ABC to find out it was off only 30 mins before doors!
Get well soon Al Turner.
Nightmare wee shade gutted but as u say at least it's not too far away, I was expecting early next year if I'm honestQuote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
Anti-Nowhere League tomorrow night at the Citrus Club. Can't wait.
It's been cancelled mate, my old man was going.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunter
Next up for me, fresh from their gig tonight at the Abu Dhabi grand prix, it's Depeche Mode in Belfast, Dublin then Glasgow next week. Anyone going to the Hydro next Monday, here's some info on pre & post gigs parties......
https://www.facebook.com/events/5139...04451/?fref=ts
https://www.facebook.com/events/5442...56580/?fref=ts
Going to see Savages on Sunday at the Classic Grand, then have Shellac at The Liquid rooms, Factory Floor at Stereo, Wooden Shjips at SWG3 and Edwyn Collins at Portobello Town Hall. Pere Ubu at Liquid Rooms tonight was tempting but enough on without that really.
I never realised that Factory Floor were playing. Definitely gonna request that night off work.
Just bought two tickets for The Valves reunion gig at the Liquid Rooms on 21 December.
Happy days, happy memories.
Friday 6th December. Their first full length album was certainly worth the wait. Tickets still available by looks of things http://www.ents24.com/glasgow-events...-floor/3556515Quote:
Originally Posted by Calvin
Alkaline Trio with support from Bayside next spring across the UK :thumbsup:
Good shout mate, might see you there!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Story So Far...
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the poet laureate of rock 'n' roll. The voice of the promise of the 60s counterculture. The guy who forced folk into bed with rock. Who donned makeup in the 70s and disappeared into a haze of substance abuse. Who emerged to find Jesus. Who was written off as a has-been by the end of the '80s, and who suddenly shifted gears releasing some of the strongest music of his career beginning in the late '90s. Ladies and gentlemen — Columbia recording artist Bob Dylan!
NYE Albert Hall Manchester. FAC51 & Hacienda
TODD TERRY
FRANKIE KNUCKLES
MARSHALL JEFFERSON
808 STATE (LIVE)
GREAME PARK
MIKE PICKERING
ALISTER WHITEHEAD
ROWETTA AND BEZ LIVE PA
Anybody at the Barrowlands last night for Arcade Fire? Awesome gig.
Off to see Queens of the stone age at the Hydro tonight.
Sigur Ros at Usher Hall on Monday. Cannae wait.
Big Country, Liquid Rooms, 30 December.
Not sure what to expect with Mike Peters taking Stuart Adamson's place but I like The Alarm and it should be a good atmosphere at new year!
I caught them a couple of times in 2011 (they were great both times), but have lost sight of them a bit since they started doing their own stuff. In fact, I've lost sight of them to the extent that I didn't know they'd be in town so close to Hogmanay - that could be great, and I'll need to see if I can swing this!Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbybob
Me too!⏰⏰⏰⏰Quote:
Originally Posted by Glory Lurker
Mike Peters has left BC which is a shame. He was doing a fantastic job. It seems they will be touring as a 4 piece with rumours that Jamie Watson will be singing.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbybob
Really disappointed with that and feel a bit misled as the advertising pics etc show Mike Peters!Quote:
Originally Posted by AberGreen
It was just announced a couple of days ago. I'm guessing the tour was booked and promotional material already released but it is disappointing.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibbybob
Shed Seven at the Barras 12 Dec, canny wait for that one :thumbsup:
The missus, in her wisdom, has got us tickets for the Pet Shop Boys at Hogmanay which I am dreading, just have to get bladdered I suppose.
Cracking show from Bob Dylan last night at the Clyde auditorium!
Artic Monkeys first headliner announced for TITP.
What a boring and ***** festival TITP has become.Quote:
Originally Posted by AberGreen
Is love to see the pet shop boys. Can't go this year are the kids are too young and no babysitters are forth coming :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Ah'll swap ye :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Sincerely toying with getting tickets for Download next year: Linkin Park (playing Hybrid Theory in full), Alter Bridge, A7x, Aerosmith and Fall Out Boy the initial bands announced.
Pet Shop Boys will be surprisingly barry - mark my words.
Even if you absolutely despise every single song of theirs you have ever heard?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve-O
I caught a bit of Pet Shop Boys at Glastonbury 2010 before heading off to see the Lightning Seeds and they were very, very good indeed - and I don't like their records at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Had an unexpected extra night in Oslo on way back to Edinburgh, only to find that Glasvegas were performing there, bonus :aok:
Absolutely fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Frost
Next gig is The Twilight Sad at King Tuts performing their debut album in full. Man, that is going to be a stunning gig.
I caught a bit of thier set at TITP a few years back too. They were good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Caught the James Hunter Six in Berlin at the C Club this week near Tempelhof - brilliant set - R&B and soul in the mould of classic 1950s or 60s with nods to James Brown, Jackie Wilson and Sam Cooke, well worth checking out - not just for the "oldies" amongst us :greengrin
Floating points on friday, Roy Ayrs on Sunday & Surgeon on the 20th
A Day To Remember supported by Mallory Knox, Every Time I Die and The Story So Far (no relation) next year. Yes please! :greengrin
Courteeners at the Barrowlands tomorrow. :thumbsup:
Straight to the Complete Stone Roses after Celtic on Saturday is looking extremely tempting.
Seen ocean colour scene at the picture house last night
Fratellis are playing melkweg friday night. Finlay whatsis name sat
Placebo at the Academy in Glasgow today followed by a trip to darkheid
How were they? ive seen them once in Dublin & once in Barcelona & both times they were unreal...So much better live..Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
Just got Tickets for James Holden, BenUFO/Pearson Sound & Planningtonrock........€5 for James Holden tickets!? Insanely cheap, best album of the year!
who !Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
Got the Twilight Sad this weekend playing their debut in full. Going to be a monumental gig.
They were brilliant at the barrowlands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberniankb
Next for me will be moderat if they can get a new venue sorted
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enH58yBakfgQuote:
Originally Posted by eastterrace
The Twulight Sad really were effing fantastic. Properly ferocious.
Supremely jealous that I wasn't there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Christmas Songwriter's Club at the Queen's Hall tonight. Featuring a lot of the Scottish music scene illuminaries, it should be good.
Son is away to see Nicky Romero at the Arches tonight.
Jeff Mills playing during the day on Dublin on New years day so will head to that to keep the party going :thumbsup:
First gig of 2014 booked - The Rifles at Newcastle Uni. Let's have it :greengrin
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And got himself a ticket for Calvin Harris tonight, he was meant to have been superb last night.
Tickets bought today for this belter :thumbsup:
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Given your musical tastes and geographical location Steve, have you heard of/are you a fan of The Amity Affliction per chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve-O
Have heard the name but not really listened to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Story So Far...
Listening to that Chasing Ghosts song now, and while I think it's decent in terms of the music etc, I just cannot do that style of singing - i.e. the full on throaty yelling!
They were outstanding, one of my highlights gig going in 2013. The proper live drummer was the driving force to the whole act, and what no drum machine could recreate for their live sound.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
First gig of 2014 for me will be Mogwai at The Royal a concert Hall on Tuesday night. part of Celtic Connections and should be a fine way to start this years outings. Really want to see Bill Callahan next Saturday as well, but can't get anyone to go with! Might just have to join the rest of my mates for Wave Pictures in wee red bar the night before instead.
The Skababs at Easthouses Miners' Club tomorrow night. :)
From the Jam , Liquid Rooms May 16th
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Snagged tickets for the last ever Carter the unstoppable sex machine gig (the final comedown) in brixton, totally buzzing
Miles Kane at the liquid room!
Don't happen to know of any spare tickets do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Paperboy
Me too. Next gig for me is The Rifles at Newcastle Uni. Can't wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by howdenthehibby
Just got tickets for Body & Soul festival over here...Been every year...Caribou are headlining, worth the admission on their own..
Dolly Parton and Blondie playing Glastonbury :greengrin:thumbsup:
Kings of Leon in Newcastle at the end of may, set to be a cracker!
Now it's time to decide what festival I fancy, TITP, Leeds, Isle of Wight, Creamfields or something else
The Boss in approximately 20 hours!
Nick mulvey at electric circus next week.
George Clinton at O2 in April. Can't wait.
This one was one of the reasons for me leaving Scotland and moving over here :thumbsup: http://www.electricpicnic.ieQuote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
http://youtu.be/f1pTi7aVUs0
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Just seen Bombay Bicycle Club at the o2 in Glasgow. Good gig.
I've seen Bruce live seven times now. And to think there was a time when I thought I may never see him! The man is a hero to me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve-O
That's Neil Young booked up for Hyde Park, The Specials through at Barrowlands & Christy Moore all to look forward to.