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


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1 hour ago, Yokel Again said:

Was at this - was really great. Frank really knows how to make every gig a top night.

Have to mention the sound too - was crystal clear from the word go, and nicely not too loud either. 

 

And he's really good at keeping count of how many gigs he's done.

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1 hour ago, Yokel Again said:

Was at this - was really great. Frank really knows how to make every gig a top night.

Have to mention the sound too - was crystal clear from the word go, and nicely not too loud either. 

Yep he makes it feel like its your gig if u get my meaning

Shout out to staff at the venue as well

Just a really well organised venue and reasonable bar prices 

How all venues should be 

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On 2/20/2025 at 8:28 AM, CantWaitForGlasto22 said:

Enjoyed Snow Patrol at The 02 last weekend. They played quite a lot of their new material but it sounded mostly good (a few were a bit slow, though lighting was good!). They’d be great on The Pyramid playing a shorter set of their more well known songs. 

Saw them in Hull on Wednesday night. A notable few cuts below the Fallen Empires era, but also clearly much improved from the Wildness tour, where Gary Lightbody's battle with alcoholism looked to have caught up with a vengeance.

 

Take Back the City

Chocolate

3 Called Out in the Dark

All

Crack the Shutters

Shut Your Eyes

7 Run

Open Your Eyes

Everything's Here and Nothing's Lost

10 Chasing Cars 

11 You're All I Have

12 Just Say Yes

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After managing to miss all four appearances at Glasto last year (the timings just never quite worked out for me!), finally saw techno-punks Fat Dog at XOYO in Brum last night. The set was a bit on the short side but, wow, it was an intense 50 minutes!

 

Unfortunately missed most of the support act cos we were sheltering from an absolutely ridiculous downpour in a nearby pub for 30 minutes after doors opened (19:30) and they must have been on 19:45-20:15, so we didn't make it inside until just after 20:00.

 

Anyway, saw all of what we went for and I have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending the show -- it was loud, flashy, bouncy fun! I have no idea what Joe Love was talking about between songs as there was a LOT of reverb on his mic. One of those shows where I was so into it, I didn't realise quite loud it had been until I left the venue.

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Chris de Burgh in Harrogate last night. Nothing too unexpected - it's a solo show with him alternating between twelve-string acoustic-electric and a keyboard in drag as a grand piano, but there were a few reservations from having five or six songs played simply as a backing track, including The Lady in Red. The songs where he got on the keys fared exceptionally well however and he was a pretty natural raconteur. Had a cover of Africa in there for good measure.

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Marilyn Manson, Friday night in Hammersmith.

The atmosphere was electric, it was great to see people so invested in the show (a long time since I've such dedicated fans).

The number of cameras (for the entire set) was bit surreal and I felt that he could have done another couple of songs (show was 1hr30, inc two encores). The performance was bang-on though, even after the last few years, he's still got it....

 

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Frank Turner show 3000 at the Ally Pally last night, a top night with an enjoyable mix of the new album and the popular tunes. I do love his shows and always come away feel uplifted and warm.

 

Lottery Winners & The Meffs also put on their usual fun sets.

 

Also had the bonus of a few new Frank shirt’s. My other half went off to buy a Frank 3000 show bag during his set as the merch que was crazy long earlier in the evening and we were put off joining it as we both like Lottery Winners @ Meffs. When we got home, she opened the bag and presented me with two different show 3000 T Shirts.

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On 2/22/2025 at 2:59 PM, mjtko said:

After managing to miss all four appearances at Glasto last year (the timings just never quite worked out for me!), finally saw techno-punks Fat Dog at XOYO in Brum last night. The set was a bit on the short side but, wow, it was an intense 50 minutes!

 

Unfortunately missed most of the support act cos we were sheltering from an absolutely ridiculous downpour in a nearby pub for 30 minutes after doors opened (19:30) and they must have been on 19:45-20:15, so we didn't make it inside until just after 20:00.

 

Anyway, saw all of what we went for and I have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending the show -- it was loud, flashy, bouncy fun! I have no idea what Joe Love was talking about between songs as there was a LOT of reverb on his mic. One of those shows where I was so into it, I didn't realise quite loud it had been until I left the venue.

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I was at this, also missed the support for the same reason. 😁

 

I saw a bit of them at Lonely Hearts Club last year before I had to head off elsewhere. Enjoyed it a lot on Friday. I thought it would be a short set as the album isn't very long. I hope they're back at Glastonbury this year.

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Sunday night found a £5 ticket for Circa Waves + Peace + Corella.

 

I actually went for Peace as I loved them when they started 12 years ago, saw them a bunch at the time.

 

Really, really disappointing. Just overall poor live.

 

Circa Waves, who I've never really been into, were fantastic on the other hand.

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43 minutes ago, OllieMadd said:

Sunday night found a £5 ticket for Circa Waves + Peace + Corella.

 

I actually went for Peace as I loved them when they started 12 years ago, saw them a bunch at the time.

 

Really, really disappointing. Just overall poor live.

 

Circa Waves, who I've never really been into, were fantastic on the other hand.

I was this also, got to agree Peace were very boring but Corella and Circa Waves i thought were great! 

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