Aye, that seems to be his residency. Me and sput asked him to play a la's song that wasnt there she goes last time we were in there, and he played son of a gun. Can play pretty much anything really, although when he plays an erasure song it goes down best in Washy. His da hughie is a proper character. Great bloke ,used to live in my square in barmston.
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Got my ticket sorted for Tom Smith at the fire station in December, should be a good gig
Kingdom Bhoy
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Also tonight
Klang Independent 19:30
FUs Museum Vaults 19:30
Klang Independent 19:30
FUs Museum Vaults 19:30
I mean, you could pick anything off the record & it’d be amazing, but Son of a Gun
Putting the La’s on now for my shower disco cos of this post.
I always used to get them. Doesn’t work anymore. Get alerts when the threads bumped, but if you miss the first one you’re just hoping it’s on the first page somewhere.
Mclusky at pop recs. 20 quid . For fans of future of the left..john...warmduscher
Looks like it's Panic Report for me tonight.
They’re good like.
Aye ive seen them quite a few times, dont play Sunderland that often.
The guitar player is a reet rang’un by all accounts. Fingers hamsters
Gabbiagreeni
Midfield
Stoney Broke Greens, cancelled
Kingdom Bhoy
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The Panic Report absolutely superb at the Gunners club looking forward to the second set shortly what a band.
Absolutely brilliant
heston
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Thanks lads. Great little venue. Gonna have to try and get over Sunderland more often.
Reckon you might get a Stone Valley slot next year?
heston
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We've been tipped the wink to keep the date free mate.
Kingdom Bhoy
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Backwater playing at the Stumble Inn tonight.
GTG
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Interesting bit from Attila The Stockbroker's report on the Rebellion Festival.
An amazing bunch of memories unleashed for me on Day 2.
After a brisk cycle ride along the seafront and lunch at Compass Cafe Bar (gig confirmed there for Friday November 3rd) it was time for my first band of the day - the mighty @Red London, Sunderland’s finest.
In 1982 I reviewed them for Sounds magazine and was so impressed that I blagged them a record deal and produced their first single. 41 years later singer Patty Smith’s voice (and stage presence) is as powerful as ever and they did their biggest ever show here, in the Empress Ballroom no less, in tribute to Steve, Patty’s brother and singer of Sunderland’s Red Alert, who sadly passed away a year ago. Brilliant and very moving.
An amazing bunch of memories unleashed for me on Day 2.
After a brisk cycle ride along the seafront and lunch at Compass Cafe Bar (gig confirmed there for Friday November 3rd) it was time for my first band of the day - the mighty @Red London, Sunderland’s finest.
In 1982 I reviewed them for Sounds magazine and was so impressed that I blagged them a record deal and produced their first single. 41 years later singer Patty Smith’s voice (and stage presence) is as powerful as ever and they did their biggest ever show here, in the Empress Ballroom no less, in tribute to Steve, Patty’s brother and singer of Sunderland’s Red Alert, who sadly passed away a year ago. Brilliant and very moving.
Kingdom Bhoy
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Not sure she must have been a last minute replacement for Sean Hainey as he was down to play there originally.
1more
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I think she was. She mentioned she should have been singing down Newton Aycliffe but got the gig at the Mortal Hound
