I'm going to see Blue Rose Code in Inverness on Saturday. First concert since 2019 for me, thoroughly looking forward to it.Quote:
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I'm going to see Blue Rose Code in Inverness on Saturday. First concert since 2019 for me, thoroughly looking forward to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Perth theatre on Friday for me. Cancelled gig from April 2020.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
After a few rescheduled dates and cancellations, my gig diary for the rest of the year is shaping up nicely.
The Killiers at Falkirk and twice in Dublin followed by Isle of Wight Festival, Finlay Quaye at Liquid Rooms, Tears for Fears & Allison Moyet in Lytham St Annes, Gerry Cinnamon at Hampden, Simple Minds in Princes St Gardens, Enjoy The Silence (Depeche Mode tribute) at Liquid Rooms, Scouting For Girls at SW3 in Glasgow.
I'm guessing many of you youngsters won't recognise these names, but in the coming months I've got tickets for Nick Mason, Carl Palmer, Yes, Steve Hackett, Kris Drever and Jenny Sturgeon.
Tomorrow I'm off to see Karine Polwart and the SCO.
And in the last few weeks I've seen Iain Matthews, Heal & Harrow, Van der Graff Generator, Man and Tangerine Dream.
Well, grunt, I’m an oldie and don’t recognise many or any of them. 😂 So what, I say. It’s just great to hear that folk are getting back to enjoying live music after 2 years of Covid and, now, Russian madness. Enjoy!!!Quote:
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Thank you. I will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Chvrches at the Corn Exchange, sorry O2 Academy, on Monday. I’d forgotten about it until my mate reminded me the other day. Saw them a few years back at the Hydro and thought the venue was too big, so looking forward to seeing them in a smaller hall.
Excellent as ever. No 2 shows the same. Brass section. Grateful like you have never heard and a bit of gospel for good measure. And a few covers.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
First time for me. We got 5 piece folk/rock. I was expecting soulful melancholy. 😆Quote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
Brilliant though, really enjoyed it.
Just secured tickets for the Stones in Hyde Park this June. Fab. First time they have played there since 71 I think.
Off to Glasgow shortly to The Garage to see Ricky Warwick (Thin Lizzy, New Model Army), supported by The Virginmary's who we've seen a few times now and are excellent and Anchor Lane from Glasgow who we seen supporting Tremonti about 3 years ago. Can't beat a bit of heavy rock.
Just approaching Glasgow for Stereophonics gig, supported by KT Tunstall.
She wrote some toe-tappers.Quote:
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Nice one - they actually played there as part of their 50th anniversary tour in 2013. I know because I had a ticket and sold it 🙈Quote:
Originally Posted by Lancs Harp
That doesn’t take away from how good a time you’ll have. They were still putting on a great show when I last seen them in 2018. Seen them 4 times now and haven’t yet convinced myself that I’ll be going back to see them without Charlie (Charlie watts before anyone is in with a wise crack 😉).. but I probably will eventually!
I must add that they were absolutely superb….. great set and sleek presentation with great lighting graphics. Evidence of masks, I would guess 1%, was slightly unsettling. I suppose you just have to accept that’s how it is now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Nine Inch Nails in Glasgow.
Can’t wait
Got tickets for Squeeze on 9th November at Usher Hall. I’ve seen them a few times over the last few years, been brilliant every time. Especially in Glasgow Green a few years back.
Spring/summer taking shape now
Groove Armada April Barras
Orb June SWG3
Glastonbury June
LCD Soundsystem July Brixton
Connect (sat only) August ingliston
Lindesfarne festival Sept
Missed the Supersuckers gig last night at Bannermans due to a commitment I couldn’t change.
Not seen them since 2003!
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The Chats were ****ing superb last night.
Sorry not a Gig and don’t want to hijack the thread, but just woke up to the sad news that Taylor Hawkins, Foo Fighters Drummer has died unexpectedly aged 50!
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Down in Scarborough for two day punk festival. A few pubs last night were rammed with Huns blasting out Simply The Best on the karaoke, with their choice additions. Wondered if there was a friendly or bounce game today. Turned out that there was an Orange March this morning through the town centre...
I've got Jah Wobble, @ the Voodoo Rooms on the 15 April and Elvis Costello in Glasgow on the 7th June. 👌
Sam Fender was brilliant last night.
That Hydro needs to sort itself out though. The bars were a shambles.
My condolences. Was in Southport a few years back, on one of the marching days, and the pubs were stowed out with them singing their usual bile.Quote:
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Just managed to get tickets for Irelands best festival Open Ear. 600 folk on gorgeous Sherkin Island off west cork listening to wonky experimental irish electronic…can’t wIt
Public Service Broadcasting at the Usher Hall in October.
Seen them tail end of last year at the Barrowlands was tremendous well worth seeing.
Alabama 3 on Friday
Kicks off a few weeks of gigs for me. Holy F, Rab Noakes & Rod Clements, either Jah Wobble or (if I can get a ticket) Khruangbin. ... and Carmen, if that counts :greengrin
April sees Nick Mason, Carl Palmer and LAU.
(Just as soon as I kick this covid thing).
I saw Dead Can Dance at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow last night. Didn't know what to expect, but the missus is a big fan so I'd got her tickets for Christmas. Really enjoyed it, quite hypnotic. Female singer has a remarkable voice.
Got tickets yesterday for Black Country, New Road at Tut's in May. Again, don't know what to expect as they'll be playing all new material they've written since the original singer left earlier in the year. Had tickets for their gig in December which was cancelled.