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Forthcoming gigs.


wackyjacky said:
Concurred, great gig. And kudos to the MLF standing near us who, when Jobson made some comments about Newcastle, started blasting out "Red and White army" with arms outstretched, a pleasure to see.
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I was just behind them..class when Jobson mentioned the Arab butchers and that!!..I could see the drummer out of 1977..CC..next to where the lad shouted out.
 
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Cheesy Feet said:
I was just behind them..class when Jobson mentioned the Arab butchers and that!!..I could see the drummer out of 1977..CC..next to where the lad shouted out.
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Sounds like a few Sun'lun there tonight then. Never liked Jobson years ago when they were going but seems a sound bloke now (nowt to do with the arab comments obviously......)
 
GTG said:
I saw the Nightingales a couple of months ago, knew nothing of them until the Stewart Lee film. They were tremendous!
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I was familiar with quite a bit of their stuff but didn't enjoy them at all. The sound was awful. It was at Middlesbrough Westgarth Social Club that has a low ceiling and dreadful acoustics. It's in an area of town that is a mix of new student buildings and ropey terraced houses. It felt a totally unsafe area to leave a car, so I parked in the town centre and walked about half a mile to the venue. Quite a few gangs of 4/5 teenage lads wandering aimlessly. Lots of Police vehicles travelling slowly in the area, which I guess is meant to reassure but has the opposite effect.

Not a venue I'll be going back to.
 
Dan..Dan..Dan..Dan said:
I was familiar with quite a bit of their stuff but didn't enjoy them at all. The sound was awful. It was at Middlesbrough Westgarth Social Club that has a low ceiling and dreadful acoustics. It's in an area of town that is a mix of new student buildings and ropey terraced houses. It felt a totally unsafe area to leave a car, so I parked in the town centre and walked about half a mile to the venue. Quite a few gangs of 4/5 teenage lads wandering aimlessly. Lots of Police vehicles travelling slowly in the area, which I guess is meant to reassure but has the opposite effect.

Not a venue I'll be going back to.
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That's a shame. I saw them on home turf in Birmingham at a lovely little festival and was surprised by how good they were.
Dan..Dan..Dan..Dan said:
Not a venue I'll be going back to.
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I saw Public Service Broadcasting there on their 1st tour and it wasn't the best of venues then but it sounds like it's gone downhill a bit since! Stayed in a pub nearby and don't remember feeling threatened, though it might have been pissing down so we got a taxi back.

I see Withered Hand and Billy Liar are doing an afternoon gig there next Sunday, before the Isis in the evening. Quite a contrast!
Longy said:
Rifles. There’s not a new band knocking about.
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I was already Googling them!
 
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mogget said:
Saw Jarv Is on Tuesday at the round house and thought it was only ok where as Damon Albarn at Banquet records last night was fantastic - Mainly his old stuff. I was on the later show and we were treated to 6 more songs than the earlier one.
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I’ve got tickets for him at The Boiler Shop, also got Working Mens Club this Wednesday at St Dominics.
 
GTG said:
That's a shame. I saw them on home turf in Birmingham at a lovely little festival and was surprised by how good they were.

I saw Public Service Broadcasting there on their 1st tour and it wasn't the best of venues then but it sounds like it's gone downhill a bit since! Stayed in a pub nearby and don't remember feeling threatened, though it might have been pissing down so we got a taxi back.
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I was at that PSB gig too. Over 8 years ago!
 
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Not a music gig, but I've just booked tickets for Al Murrays new pub landlord tour in Cheltenham on the 21st March. Very handy as we're down there anyway for Cheltenham Gold Cup day.
Crackin weekend to look forward to.
 
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