Gigs Thread

[PaulPowerScreamer]

I saw Therapy? at the Town & Country Club in Leeds on the Troublegum tour back in the day. Absolutely fantastic live band.

I'm usually dead against bands playing a whole album right through, I want a gig, not a recital, but in this case I'm really looking forward to it, such a great album and without doubt their peak

 

[staffsblue]

I'm usually dead against bands playing a whole album right through, I want a gig, not a recital, but in this case I'm really looking forward to it, such a great album and without doubt their peak

It reminds me that I only have Troublegum on cassette as I bought everything in that format at the time to listen to in my car. Another one to add to the list to purchase on CD or a digital format!

 

[roman totale]

I'm usually dead against bands playing a whole album right through, I want a gig, not a recital, but in this case I'm really looking forward to it

I just bought tickets to see The Wedding Present next May perform Bizzaro. Like you, I’d normally be dead against something like that, but I can’t wait.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Shed Seven for me this Saturday in Dipper town.

 

[Barcon]

I'm usually dead against bands playing a whole album right through, I want a gig, not a recital, but in this case I'm really looking forward to it, such a great album and without doubt their peak

I'm off to see Frank Black play Teenager of the year in January.
Can't wait.

 

[heslops barnet]

Jason Isbell and the 400 unit Apollo Tuesday

 

[GaudinosWheels]

Courteeners tonight at the Co-Op.

 

[shemnel]

Went to see corto.alto in Manchester last night (Yes, pink room). These lads from Glasgow (currently playing with pianist Fergus McCreadie) have taken the British jazz scene by storm somewhat, getting themselves a Mercury Prize nominee in 2024 despite relative obscurity. They brought brilliant energy and fantastic skill to the stage, playing a wide range of instruments and the drummer (percussionist really) had one of the best set ups i can recall seeing. Their style, actually corto.alto is the pseudonym for the band leader, is a a bit of a twist of jazz, free jazz, dub, hip hop, break beat, afro beat and other bits. A real melange and very good to get your feet moving.

All in all, they played with smiles and laughs and looked like they were really into it, which was great to see. well done those lads 4/5.

 

[PaulPowerScreamer]

Therapy? very good last night, played all of Troublegum but not in order and with some other old favourites mixed in, which I much prefer to the recital approach, feels more like a proper gig

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Shed Seven were absolutely cracking in Liverpool tonight: