Ryan Adams

[Binney on acid]

The guy's a genius. Anyone on NSC lucky enough to see him on this tour? I returned from holiday too late yesterday to see him at The Royal Albert Hall last night. I suspect that it was the gig of the year.

 

[Superphil]

Such a shame acts like Ryan Adams only play huge venues, and so few gigs in the U.K. during their tours. I much preferred it it in years gone by when great artists did a tour around the uk playing places like the Dome, Portsmouth Guildhall, even The Centre, all places where you don't need a video screen to see the band from half way back.

 

[big nuts]

Such a shame acts like Ryan Adams only play huge venues, and so few gigs in the U.K. during their tours. I much preferred it it in years gone by when great artists did a tour around the uk playing places like the Dome, Portsmouth Guildhall, even The Centre, all places where you don't need a video screen to see the band from half way back.

I saw Ryan Adams on his last tour which included the Dome it was last year I think.

 

[Foul Play Rocks]

I love summer of 69. Cracking tune

 

[LowKarate]

Such a shame acts like Ryan Adams only play huge venues, and so few gigs in the U.K. during their tours. I much preferred it it in years gone by when great artists did a tour around the uk playing places like the Dome, Portsmouth Guildhall, even The Centre, all places where you don't need a video screen to see the band from half way back.

He was playing the Boscombe (err.. Bournemouth) o2 Academy on Tuesday night when we were in town. I walked past the place on the way to the game and it was definitely the size of venue which you'd appreciate. I think that was a later addition to the tour after all of the stadia venues had sold out.

 

[Binney on acid]

He was playing the Boscombe (err.. Bournemouth) o2 Academy on Tuesday night when we were in town. I walked past the place on the way to the game and it was definitely the size of venue which you'd appreciate. I think that was a later addition to the tour after all of the stadia venues had sold out.

He's played at The Dome 3 times. I only saw the last one. Unfortunately it took me eons to come to terms with the fact that he's one of the truly great musical talents of our generation.

 

[Icy Gull]

Such a shame acts like Ryan Adams only play huge venues, and so few gigs in the U.K. during their tours. I much preferred it it in years gone by when great artists did a tour around the uk playing places like the Dome, Portsmouth Guildhall, even The Centre, all places where you don't need a video screen to see the band from half way back.

And you could decide on the day of the concert if you wanted to go unless it was a massive star. Now you need to book up to a year in advance and watch in a massive amount arena.

Is this the price of the demise of the purchased album/cd

 

[Norman Potting]

Thread has just reminded me to look him up on Spotify and tag his albums for a listen, which ironically is probably why he doesn't tour small venues. Do miss live gigs, last one was Bellowhead 2 years ago which actually was a smaller venue - TW Assembly Hall.

 

[Fred Oliver - Legend]

Plastic rock for kids, youl move on to Guns and Roses when you mature a bit.

 

[Binney on acid]

Plastic rock for kids, youl move on to Guns and Roses when you mature a bit.

I hope that this was posted in jest ! .

 

[Machiavelli]

He headlined Green Man Festival on the Saturday. It clashed with Oh Sees, and Oh Sees won it. We did catch a bit of it, and he was playing some tunes from Heartbreaker which was stunning, but I'm still glad I saw Oh Sees instead.