Kasabian

[lightning1000]

Even better tonight than they were at Reading, incredible.

Crowd was cool too, great mix of people just jumping & dancing, none of this shoving bollocks.

Sounds good. Have they managed to write some good new songs yet? Edited November 29, 2014 by lightning1000

[DomDom1984]

I thought the Glasgow crowd for Kasabian was fine. There was definitely a MASSIVE "LAD" presence, but they all seemed up for a right good time and up for enjoying it rather than being idiots. Can't remember seeing much in the way of anything even close to bother.

[mrtourette]

I never have. The crowd at HRC was one of the bet I've ever been in, everyone front to back singing, dancing and having fun.

[TheSilence]

I never have. The crowd at HRC was one of the bet I've ever been in, everyone front to back singing, dancing and having fun.

That is exactly what I'd imagine your worst nightmare to be.

[mrtourette]

Well played sir.

[the wonderwhy]

Went again tonight, bloody brilliant once more.

[Muppetmark]

I never have. The crowd at HRC was one of the bet I've ever been in, everyone front to back singing, dancing and having fun.

the crowd at htc was amazing but it was beaten by their crowd as SBE in june im really looking forwards to seeing them again on monday.

[Andy_47]

I thought the Glasgow crowd for Kasabian was fine. There was definitely a MASSIVE "LAD" presence, but they all seemed up for a right good time and up for enjoying it rather than being idiots. Can't remember seeing much in the way of anything even close to bother.

I was very close the back of the standing area and was more bothered because there was a group of 10 or so guys and girls constantly going to buy drinks, waiting for a good song, then chucking a drink into the crowd. I didn't see the point of it, and they were just talking when it was a song like Bow or Clouds.

Then we had two girls in front of us dressed to the 9s elbowing everyone around them to get dancing room which was irritating. I'm actually easily irritated with Glasgow crowds as they flat out ruined Arctic Monkeys for me (the SSEC gig where they had to stop 3/4 times because of the crowd). I do love venues like the Barrowlands, and Kasabian had none of that crap when I saw them at Leeds, that was an amazing atmosphere. Just depends on who you're seeing and where you're seeing them.

You're right though, there wasn't any fights or violence or anything thankfully, more just people being fannies and annoying people around us.

If Kasabian were booked for Leeds, I'd be very interested. If it was for TITP, it wouldn't excite me at all.

Edited December 3, 2014 by Andy_47

[Muppetmark]

You're right though, there wasn't any fights or violence or anything thankfully, more just people being fannies and annoying people around us.

at brixton on Monday someone tried to strangle me during vlad the impaler before security stepped in

[efcfanwirral]

at brixton on Monday someone tried to strangle me during vlad the impaler before security stepped in

This sort of thing is why im going nowhere near the Manchester Arena gig next month as much as I want to

[the wonderwhy]

I wouldn't let that stop you going. I was at both Nottingham gigs and the crowds were pretty much the best I've ever been in. They were the best gigs I've been to full stop really.

Edited December 3, 2014 by MattDavies__

[Tobieski]

Saw them at Brixton on Monday and thought the crowd was pretty decent. Was a bit further back though as I anticipated the lad contingent to be at the front. Treat live is absolutely brilliant

[Muppetmark]

This sort of thing is why im going nowhere near the Manchester Arena gig next month as much as I want to

I managed to get a barrier spot and he just was trying whatever he could to displace someone. Other than that the crowd was really good

[the wonderwhy]

Treat live is absolutely brilliant

I thought all the 48:13 stuff was great. bumblebeee is a rad opener, stevie is awesome with the strings, even the slightly slower stuff like clouds slots in really well.

[justanothername]

This sort of thing is why im going nowhere near the Manchester Arena gig next month as much as I want to

I'm going to the Manchester one and it should be interesting to see what the crowd is like but I try not to let those things bother me really

[Gucci Piggy]

Tell them all they have rubbish music taste and that you like Arcade Fire. You'll be fine.

[devilman]

Are you all 12 and go to gigs on your own?

[the wonderwhy]

Are you all 12 and go to gigs on your own?

Yeah, who needs friends?

[justanothername]

Tell them all they have rubbish music taste and that you like Arcade Fire. You'll be fine.

Nah, gonna wear my Libertines top and fit right in

Are you all 12 and go to gigs on your own?

I'm going with my LAD mates to see Kasabian

[dentalplan]

Are you all 12 and go to gigs on your own?

That's an odd thing to say. Most gigs across the country don't allow 12 year olds in on their own.

[Gucci Piggy]

I feel that as people get older they're more likely to go to gigs alone. I'd never have considered it when I was like 15/16 but happily would now.

[the wonderwhy]

Meh, you make friends. I went with a group but we made loads of friends. Everyone was pinging so that helps.

[dentalplan]

Someone joining in when you start chanting "What do we think of Tottenham?" doesn't count as making friends.

[the wonderwhy]

Someone joining in when you start chanting "What do we think of Tottenham?" doesn't count as making friends.

Hey man this isn't a Courteeners gig.

[justanothername]

I feel that as people get older they're more likely to go to gigs alone. I'd never have considered it when I was like 15/16 but happily would now.

Same here, started going to gigs by myself and I doesn't really bother me anymore. Some people ask me if I'm lonely but I'd rather go alone than not go at all, why should I miss out if others can't make it. That being said I don't go to gigs outside of Sheffield by myself (but that should change next year if I get into Manchester Uni )

Edited December 3, 2014 by justanothername