Just got 2 tickets for Evanescence in April at SSE Hydro in Glasgow. They were fantastic when I saw them last year. Only gripe is 2 £55 tickets cost me £140 as I could only buy "collector tickets" which was £6 each, service charge was £7.45 each and postage was £3. Talk about taking the piss!!
A playing all of Monkey Kong at the Empire on Friday, looking forward to that one.
And Terrorvision have annonced a one off show at KKs Steel Mill in Wolves on Friday 28th Feb.
And Terrorvision have annonced a one off show at KKs Steel Mill in Wolves on Friday 28th Feb.
Saw Gerry Cinnamon at Brixton Academy on Friday.
One of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. Place was bouncing!!!
One of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. Place was bouncing!!!
Hawkwind were class last night. About 2 hours on stage minus a 2 minute break. Dave Brock’s 78! Doing Jack Whitehall tonight at the O2.
Yeah, snap. Me and my mates arrange an early Xmas get together every couple of years for it. Always deliver !!!
Lol. They’ve sold out The Royal Albert Hall tonight. Bit of a different venue.
Went to see th3 chemical brothers in brum last night, absolutely amazing visuals throughout the show
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Was meant to go but didnt for one reason and another. Bit pissed off about it.
I've seen them before and the visuals are amazing and I think they've added some new ones for this tour.
Enjoyed Primal Scream last night, much better in the Empire than their last gig at the Kasbah a few years ago
Yeah they were good. First time I’ve seen them and they sound great live.
Average age was about 45 last night!!!!
The bands average age is around 55, minus the new sexy girl bassist of course!!!
Just back from Underworld gig at Warehouse Project in Manchester, Great as always. The new Mayfield depot is far better than the old store street venue.
Also went to Beans on Toast album launch in Hebden Bridge on Sunday, He's a bit of a Glastonbury staple and in the mould of Billy Bragg and Frank Turner and well worth catching on tour early next year if that's your kind of thing.
Also went to Beans on Toast album launch in Hebden Bridge on Sunday, He's a bit of a Glastonbury staple and in the mould of Billy Bragg and Frank Turner and well worth catching on tour early next year if that's your kind of thing.
I saw Beans on toast at a festival a few years ago. He's a product of that charity Joe Strummer set up to give guitars to prisoners. That's how he started playing.
Idles in London tomorrow, looking forward to it.
