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Live gigs - Who you've seen were they good, bad etc.


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On 23/06/2025 at 00:17, clarkete said:

Little Simz & Chineke! Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall - phenomenal show, made the hairs on your neck stand up. 

 

She walked through the crowd giving out fistbumps and hugs (she had friends and family some of whom were just in front of us), but I chose to put my phone away when she got within a few feet and just enjoy seeing her being lush. 

 

4 guest vocalists one of them also did a crowd walk, all the band did solos (drummer particularly great), she rapped whilst conducting the orchestra for one track, the orchestra themselves sounded fabulous, for example on Gorilla. She got the crowd on their feet joining in with the show.,so she couldn't have done more and the crowd lapped it up - not always easy in an all seater. 

 

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/little-simz/2025/southbank-centre-london-england-b590d12.html

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Suitably fabulous review 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/jun/23/little-simz-chineke-orchestra-review-royal-festival-hall

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Particularly soggy night at Halifax, but Deftones were on terrific form. Superbly mixed, I felt, though at a breath of a hair over eighty minutes including an encore break, it's hard to say you necessarily get your money's worth at almost sixty-quid a pop.

 

High Vis were particularly energetic in support, even if the accents were almost cartoonishly exaggerated.

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Father John Misty at the Glasshouse in Gateshead tonight. First time in the venue and thought it was brilliant! Misty was pretty excellent too, great setlist and the new songs sounded terrific! Really enjoyed Loren Kramer as the support act too, his Lana Del Rey covers were leftfield but very good! Can't wait to watch his set from home on Saturday!

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CMAT last night- brilliant! It was billed as the Glastonbury Warm Up show and they did their 60min set in order. Then came back and did a sort of acoustic encore.

What a performer! Great fun - I hope it translates on the Pyramid and that they go down really well. 

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Miles Kane, last gig at The Leadmill in it's current guise. Put his heart and soul into it. No special guests but a cracking send off for the old place. New songs sounding good too. 

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Stevie wonder Lytham last night he was magnificent and his band are so good . So glad to finally get to see him .

On down side lots of pissed up people who spent more time gabbing going bar and taking photos than enjoying the icon but hey ho that happens a lot now 

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Went to BST yesterday

 

Noah Kahan - I really think if his next album lands then he is a Glasto headliner, I was nowhere near the front and still everyone around me was belting out every word, even to the more obscure songs, a bit of a lull in the middle with his slower stuff but if he has a few more hits on the next album then he could smash a headline slot. He also loves a collab/guest (brought Gracie Abrams, and Gigi Perez back out for songs, and also brought Lewis Capaldi out last night) so you know he will bring out a couple on a headline spot.

 

Gracie Abrams - Superstar in the making, I've fallen in love with her music in the last year and she's brilliant live, so many of the songs come across better live than on recording too. She also brought out Aaron Dessner for a few songs which was pretty cool.

 

Paris Paloma - Very good live performance, she was on the second stage, not sure if they just have particularly good sound tech there but it was such a clean, good sounding performance. She's a really captivating performer too.

 

Gigi Perez - only a 30 minute set so only had 6 songs or so, incredible voice and she hits the notes live. Took her a little to settle in but once she got going she sounded great.

 

Still not keen on Hyde Park as a venue for shows but seeing all 4 of these in one day made it absolutely worth it, fantastic day.

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En-route to Kneecap, Amyl..., and Fontaines. Feeling v.jaded tbh. Have been unsociable in not meeting up with folk other than planning to meet a mate who is planning to travel back from Cardiff this afternoon but sounds like had a bit of a party after Oasis so will see if he makes it. A kill or cure Guinness than in for Kneecap is my plan!

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20 minutes ago, SPW said:

En-route to Kneecap, Amyl..., and Fontaines. Feeling v.jaded tbh. Have been unsociable in not meeting up with folk other than planning to meet a mate who is planning to travel back from Cardiff this afternoon but sounds like had a bit of a party after Oasis so will see if he makes it. A kill or cure Guinness than in for Kneecap is my plan!

Really jealous, such a good lineup, should be a cracker

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18 minutes ago, panda97 said:

Really jealous, such a good lineup, should be a cracker

Yeah conscious I made it sound like a bit of a chore, but yes a great line up and same as last yr having some gigs booked keeps some semblance of my festival mood alive. 

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11 hours ago, SPW said:

En-route to Kneecap, Amyl..., and Fontaines. Feeling v.jaded tbh. Have been unsociable in not meeting up with folk other than planning to meet a mate who is planning to travel back from Cardiff this afternoon but sounds like had a bit of a party after Oasis so will see if he makes it. A kill or cure Guinness than in for Kneecap is my plan!

Was a great afternoon/night. 

 

Got in for a bit of Blondshell who sounded decent.

 

Kneecap were fun and a strong but measured short speech re Palestine, quite moving tbh.

 

Amyl and the Sniffers not really my thing but a likeable band and were good fun.

 

Fontaines have a great songbook across 4 albums now.  

 

A v.decent post Glasto settler😀

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Fontaines DC at Finsbury - not sure what else to say, what a brilliant gig! A brilliant production, setlist and the crowd was fantastic too

Amyl were great fun too and despite not being the biggest fan of their tunes my goodness Kneecap know how to put on a show 

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