Hotchilidog
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I have not, but they are now on my radar!
[Music] The Live Music thread
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I have not, but they are now on my radar!
Machiavelli
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A super-charged Cheap Trick does it for me. Saw Cheap Trick at ATP in 2002, which was the best festival line-up I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing, see:
All Tomorrow's Parties 2002 Setlists
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Hotchilidog
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And just to round off the musical genres this week, just booked Willow Hill a country duo from Nashville at the Folklore Room for Wednesday night.
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I hear early Gun Club and 80s trash/psycho
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I enjoyed his previous band Biters and was gutted that I couldn't make the Albert night and looking forward to the Album coming out
Hotchilidog
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The album is a banger. Bought the vinyl last night, there were Biters fans in attendance.
Cheap Trick are brilliant and Surrender is one of my favorite songs, a perfect pop rock melody and lyrically dark at times. Seen them a couple of times myself in the late 80s and early 90s.A super-charged Cheap Trick does it for me. Saw Cheap Trick at ATP in 2002, which was the best festival line-up I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing, see:
All Tomorrow's Parties 2002 Setlists
It's festival time! Find and share All Tomorrow's Parties 2002 setlists.
Oh, and one of the best live albums ever.
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Juan Albion
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I see the Buzzcocks are in town next week. I'm tempted. But then again, there's only Steve Diggle left from the last time I saw them all those years ago. On the other hand, to hear all those great songs again, even if without Pete. So, I dunno.
Ali_rrr
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Went to see Yannis and the Yaw last night in Paradiso in Amsterdam. For those who don't know, it's the lead singer of Foals, Yannis Philippakis, solo project. Think classic Foals mixed in with Afrobeats as the songs were worked on with the late Tony Allen who was known as a one of the founders of Afrobeat. There is an EP of 5 songs currently out which I highly recommend listening to.
The repertoire is quite small and it was noticeable as songs tended to be elongated and some ended into a glorified jam session. I got my ticket for 17€ on Ticketswap but the original ticket price was 36€ and I would've been a bit miffed paying full price for it.
Regardless, if you like Foals/Afrobeats it's well worth going to see them, albeit if you can get a cheaper ticket.
The repertoire is quite small and it was noticeable as songs tended to be elongated and some ended into a glorified jam session. I got my ticket for 17€ on Ticketswap but the original ticket price was 36€ and I would've been a bit miffed paying full price for it.
Regardless, if you like Foals/Afrobeats it's well worth going to see them, albeit if you can get a cheaper ticket.
Turns out I've got a fair bit coming up (for me).
Jamie XX dj set at Concorde
Ezra Collective at Chalk
Orlando Weeks at St George's Church
Bill Ryder Jones at Barbican
Kamasi Washington at Chalk
Gonna do the Saturday of Mutations and probably the Thursday night CASISDEAD and Novelist show.
Tom Vek is playing the concorde on the day between BRJ and Kamasi Washington but it's looking unlikely I can do that. Three on the bounce is pushing it
Jamie XX dj set at Concorde
Ezra Collective at Chalk
Orlando Weeks at St George's Church
Bill Ryder Jones at Barbican
Kamasi Washington at Chalk
Gonna do the Saturday of Mutations and probably the Thursday night CASISDEAD and Novelist show.
Tom Vek is playing the concorde on the day between BRJ and Kamasi Washington but it's looking unlikely I can do that. Three on the bounce is pushing it
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Hotchilidog
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Current bookings for me
Ride @ Chalk
The LoveGods @ Prince Albert
Tribe of Ghosts @ Hope & Ruin
Abduction @ Dust
UADA at @ Chalk (edit got my dates mixed up, Abduction Wednesday/UADA Thursday!)
New Model Army @ Chalk will be a gig week decision
Ride @ Chalk
The LoveGods @ Prince Albert
Tribe of Ghosts @ Hope & Ruin
Abduction @ Dust
UADA at @ Chalk (edit got my dates mixed up, Abduction Wednesday/UADA Thursday!)
New Model Army @ Chalk will be a gig week decision
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Saw Crack Cloud on Monday, who have now slimmed down from a 9-piece, to a 6; they were magnificant. Their gig was down sized from the 500 capacity Lido to the 200 capacity Berghain Kantine and also merged with a headlinine gig at the venue by a US post-punk outfit called Omni. It was billed as joint headliners but Omni were the first of the headliners (after a local support) and were a little flat...as were the crowd. Crack Cloud were totally different, totally energentic on stage and had the crowd bouncing. I felt sorry for Omni.
Bought their new long player on vinyl and a t-shirt to.
Bought their new long player on vinyl and a t-shirt to.
Here's my list
The Lemming Stomper
Under the flag
Einsturzende Neubauten tonight at Shepherds Bush...
Shame Showaddywaddy not supporting but we can't all live in the past !
Shame Showaddywaddy not supporting but we can't all live in the past !
The final column, which I didnt show is the location of the tickets e.g. phone wallet, in one of about 5 ticketing agent's accounts, email ,physical etc. It's complicated these days.
I'll be interested to hear about Drum Sheds.
That's the only one I don't have tickets for yet. I'm curious too.... but, my God, it's a long way from home.
Back in the day, sitting outside a 24 hour petrol station, with a Ginsters and a lucozade, until the first train would have been okay. Maybe not at our age.