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Forthcoming gigs.

mickb2112 said:
I was there. Thought they were excellent. Much, much better than the last time at the Academy.
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Wish I'd known would have been great to catch up. Hope you are doing OK and hopefully catch up soon.
While I am a fan of Glen Hughes the Dead Daisies are much more suited to John Corabi and they certainly delivered last night
 

GTG said:
Had a bit of a look at them and have booked! Thanks for the tip.

Others now booked:

Pete Atkin (Toft House)
Pictish Trail (Engine Room)
John Grant (Fire Station)
Liz Corney (Field Music)
Public Service Broadcasting (Glasshouse)
Faye MacCalman (Glasshouse)
Henge (Cobalt Studios)
Kane Gang (Fire Station)
Ron Sexsmith (Glasshouse)
Bug Club (Cluny)
King Creosote (Fire Station)
Say She She (Boilershop)
Jason Isbell (Globe)
Unthanks (Glasshouse)
Young Uns (Fire Station)
Robert & Toyah (Fire Station)
Martin Stephenson (Cluny)

2025

Du Blonde (Cluny)
Magic Numbers (Glasshouse)
Iain Prowse (Cluny)
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W.H. Lung and Deadletter in November at Cluny worth a look. Two separate gigs
 
macks1966 said:
Silveroller and Thieves of liberty tonight
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Really tempted by that. Like what I`ve heard of Silveroller so far (missed them earlier in the year supporting DeWolff) and saw Thieves of Liberty last year and thought they were decent. Only thing is Tyketto/Little Cesar are on tonight and Neverland Express - which is Meatloaf`s backing band which features former and current members of Blue Oyster Cult, Anthrax and Rainbow and I think I may be doing photos for them.
King Kareoke said:
Wish I'd known would have been great to catch up. Hope you are doing OK and hopefully catch up soon.
While I am a fan of Glen Hughes the Dead Daisies are much more suited to John Corabi and they certainly delivered last night
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Corabi is definitely a better fit than Hughes - they just sounded exactly the same as Glenn Hughes solo stuff. I`ll be coming to a few more shows now so I`m sure we `ll catch up sooner rather than later.
 
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4 nights of Frank Turner in Toronto this weekend. Various levels of interest in support - Henry Rollins spoken word / Martha Wainwright first night, then Dirty Nil, Bedouin Soundclash, and Murder By Death + others across the weekend
 
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