Thanks Fagan.
I’m not too bothered by them. I’m only really a fan of Hayes/Cahill and they are still doing their own shows away from the Gloaming hype.
Thanks Fagan.
I’m not too bothered by them. I’m only really a fan of Hayes/Cahill and they are still doing their own shows away from the Gloaming hype.
Saw them this year in same venue. Enjoyable but would not rush back to see them I think. Piano player likes a bottle of wine.
The word ‘shaper’ was defined for that clown.
He seems to be a free lance piano player. He was involved with the National before.
Tickets purchased for Franz Ferdinand in the Olympia in Feb
Dan patlansky was warm up act here. Kids loved it. Awesome guitarist.
Saw The War on Drugs Friday Night, decent gig.
The Barrowlands is still a brilliant venue, hasn’t changed a patch between there and my last attendance of 10+ years ago. Bit of a dive facilities wise but it’s a very intimate arena and the sound is cracking.
The gig was good, An Ocean Between The Waves tore the place down and they had a very good setlist. Not sure they really did it for me though, certainly not for a standing gig. I actually have grown to dislike that Red Eyes song. I reckon they’d be a great band to catch at a mid-sized seated arena like the Olympia or that.
I’ll give it a solid 7/10.
It was ambling along as a 7/10 for me until they burned it up with a 15 minute version of Under the Pressure drenched with feedback and fuzz. That put it into the 8.5/10 for me.
As an aside Charlie Hall must be one of the best drummers on the circuit.
The Streets are playing the Olympia on 16 April. Tickets on sale this Friday.*
Edit
on saleWednesday.
And playing two gigs 16th and 17th
Thought it was Wednesday? Playing 2 dates.
Yeah you are right
Gorillaz last night was class. I just bought tickets to see them again in Dublin in the summer.
I’m at the 3Arena currently. A lass called Juanita Stein has played 3 songs so far.
Brutal beyond belief.
Saw him years ago (must have been first electric picnic around 2004). He was in jolly form
Secured a ticket to see Peter Kay in February 2019 there.
I met him before a few years back. He called me a cheeky fucker.
Was that in Didsbury?
In Bolton actually.