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Both Poppy Ackroyd and Bess Atwell in May. We are being spoilt.
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[Music] The Live Music thread
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The Melt festival is on the same day as the WC final. I’m going to the gig.
B - Movie at the Prince Albert Saturday night. Hopefully also celebrating an awesome win
Thank you mate...I had no idea they had even reformed and that has made my day...Ticket bought
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
No idea if fixtures, but Kristin Hersh - Duke of Yorks 30th June.
I'm in.
I'm in.
redoubtable seagull
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Anyone see Thee Hypnotics at the Albert? They play the Hope in June and not sure.
Sun Ra Arkestra was delightful again last Sunday although the set list was quite similar to the previous year’s.
Sun Ra Arkestra was delightful again last Sunday although the set list was quite similar to the previous year’s.
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Looking forward to Public Service Broadcasting after tomorrows game.
Just back from seeing The Christians. They were very good.
Super Steve Earle
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Well as that was such a bad day at the office, here's some cheer. Steve Earle is playing The Dome in July. Only found out this week. Got my two tickets and still a few left.
In other news, saw Chris Farlowe last night at, wait for it, Henfield Village Hall! 77 years old and looking somewhat older as he gingerly walked across the stage and took a seat to sing from. Left arm in a sling, he explained that he was hit by a taxi in London in January and only had the cast removed from his arm on the day of the gig. Hadn't sung since December, but he was in fine voice. Supported by a fine band including Bob Brookes and incredibly, Miller Anderson - a guy who played Woodstock and with some pretty high profile bands in his time.
Turned in a rousing version of Small Faces favourite, 'All or Nothing' and closed with his signature tunes 'Handbags and Gladbags' and finally 'Out of Time'. Great fun.
In other news, saw Chris Farlowe last night at, wait for it, Henfield Village Hall! 77 years old and looking somewhat older as he gingerly walked across the stage and took a seat to sing from. Left arm in a sling, he explained that he was hit by a taxi in London in January and only had the cast removed from his arm on the day of the gig. Hadn't sung since December, but he was in fine voice. Supported by a fine band including Bob Brookes and incredibly, Miller Anderson - a guy who played Woodstock and with some pretty high profile bands in his time.
Turned in a rousing version of Small Faces favourite, 'All or Nothing' and closed with his signature tunes 'Handbags and Gladbags' and finally 'Out of Time'. Great fun.
He’s playing the Rambling Man festival too.
boik
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Well PSB were absolutely superb. However was so disappointed with Jane Weaver - completely flat with no sense of dynamics. I’d liked the few bits I’d heard before, but ended up getting slightly annoyed with them.
vegster
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Jane Weaver was OK ish, thoroughly enjoyed PSB though! Great set and they looked like they were enjoying it too. J Willgoose is a strange yet enigmatic musician, managed to get pretty close to his side of the stage and was amazing to watch him work.
Great to hear Spitfire, Go! and Progress live and at full volume. Will certainly go again.
Eric Potts
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I missed Jane Weaver as i was in the pub - looks like a good choice on my part .
PSB were marvellous however.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Missed the first half of Jane Weaver so only caught about five songs. Difficult for her With the Dome being the size it is and reduced sound etc. Much better suited to your smaller venue. PSB were brilliant with a fantastic use of lighting and videos. I remember seeing them at The Haunt as support for British Sea Power some years ago. It was just the two of them with a pull up projector screen behind- interesting to see how they have evolved into a band augmented with brass and choral sections. A great night.
Pevenseagull
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for the record .... 'Trembling Bells' at The Brunswick tonight were fuxkinh superb.
Think Jefferson Airplane meets Fairport Convention vs Black Sabbath.
Think Jefferson Airplane meets Fairport Convention vs Black Sabbath.
https://www.facebook.com/manofmoonband/posts/1602149943213889
Free Brighton Man of Moon gig. Check them out, they’re good.
Free Brighton Man of Moon gig. Check them out, they’re good.
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Avi Buffalo playing Sticky Mikes 24th May. I thought they/he wasn’t playing anymore so this is great news.
Hungry Joe
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Bit late posting this, been a busy old week, but had an excellent night at Public Service Broadcasting at The Dome last Saturday. Many thanks to Uncle Spielburg for the ticket, was nice to meet him at last, what a gent he is.
Looking forward to this night of English eccentricity with William D Drake and Crayola Lectern this in May....
https://stpaulsworthing.co.uk/blog/event/william-d-drake-crayola-lectern-very-special-guests/
Looking forward to this night of English eccentricity with William D Drake and Crayola Lectern this in May....
https://stpaulsworthing.co.uk/blog/event/william-d-drake-crayola-lectern-very-special-guests/
Rival Consoles coming to Green Door store. Saw him last Sat and he gets my seal of approval.
https://www.facebook.com/events/459742567777201??ti=ia
https://www.facebook.com/events/459742567777201??ti=ia
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Going to see Girl Ray tomorrow evening
This is wonderful news. Yes, he quit at the end of his last tour but obviously he has found his mojo again.