ubit Posted April 14 Posted April 14 Going to see Ghost on Wednesday at The Hydro in Glasgow. Looking forward to that. Quote
Sean Posted April 16 Posted April 16 I'm going to see The Warning tomorrow supported by Marisa & the Moths and Sophie Lloyd. Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Hawkwind on Sunday. They are so good these days, totally unexpected second flush of creativity with assured and confident performances. 1 Quote
sprocketflup Posted April 16 Posted April 16 Just now, Stub Mandrel said: Hawkwind on Sunday. They are so good these days, totally unexpected second flush of creativity with assured and confident performances. Hawkwind on Friday, despite being a lifelong fan (the first album I ever purchased was Chronicles of the Black Sword when I was 12) this will be my first time I've managed to catch them live due to a catalogue of various inadequacies 1 Quote
Woodinblack Posted April 16 Posted April 16 I had looked but they didn't seem to be anywhere that was that near me to go to. I have seen them probably more than any other group, but not since the 80s! 1 Quote
MichaelDean Posted April 17 Posted April 17 Pom Poko at Bristol Beacon on Thursday the 5th of May. They always put on a great show! Seem to be getting bigger and bigger venues too. Last time I saw them it was at Thekla. 2 Quote
Bernmeister Posted April 17 Posted April 17 My next gig will be going to see Michael Schenker @ kk’s steel mill on the 8th May. On his “My years with UFO” tour 1 Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted April 17 Posted April 17 19 hours ago, sprocketflup said: Hawkwind on Friday, despite being a lifelong fan (the first album I ever purchased was Chronicles of the Black Sword when I was 12) this will be my first time I've managed to catch them live due to a catalogue of various inadequacies I'm sure it will be great. I first saw them around Choose Your Masques (the gig on the Coded Languages live album), then many times up to the early 90s. Black Sword was a highlight - I was at the Hammersmith gig on the live album too! Seen them again several times since 2018 and they are right back on form. 1 Quote
TrevorR Posted April 17 Posted April 17 Unexpectedly I’m off to see Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox at the end of the month. A chum’s Mrs can no longer go, so he’s offered me the ticket. Yay! Should be a blast. I love their YouTube videos! 1 Quote
Bilbo Posted April 18 Posted April 18 Winters End Prog Festival in Chepstow next week. Can't wait. 1 Quote
sprocketflup Posted April 23 Posted April 23 On 16/04/2025 at 23:02, sprocketflup said: Hawkwind on Friday, despite being a lifelong fan (the first album I ever purchased was Chronicles of the Black Sword when I was 12) this will be my first time I've managed to catch them live due to a catalogue of various inadequacies I wonder which one of us turned up on Friday to see Hawkwind at Bournemouth Pavilion a full 24 hours before they were due to actually play there? 1 Quote
vbance Posted May 4 Posted May 4 Wunderhorse at Cheese and Grain in Frome....not been there before. Little warm up gig before they play Glastonbury. 1 Quote
casapete Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Going to see Springsteen in Manchester on 20th May. Not seen him for a long time, and he’s now 75 so may not be quite the 3+ hour sets like he used to do. Still, really looking forward to hearing the band (17 piece) making a wonderful noise. 1 Quote
BillyBass Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago I'm going to see 'Horsegirl' at the Scala, near Kings Cross, on June 29th. They are a very young American post punk band, playing the sort of music I was into 45 years ago. Quote
Richard R Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 6 hours ago, casapete said: Going to see Springsteen in Manchester on 20th May. Not seen him for a long time, and he’s now 75 so may not be quite the 3+ hour sets like he used to do. Still, really looking forward to hearing the band (17 piece) making a wonderful noise. I saw him 2 years ago at Villa Park. 3hr set, absolutely fabulous. In my top three gigs in 40+ years. Took a couple of songs to get the sound right and (oddly) Bruce's voice to settle, but rocking after that. All having fun rather than going for super-high energy and aggression, but the band were tighter than a torqued-up tight thing. And the crowd were up for a party which fed back to the band. I bought the recording afterwards too, which just makes me smile when I play it back You'll have a blast- wish I was going 1 Quote
casapete Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago 2 hours ago, Richard R said: I saw him 2 years ago at Villa Park. 3hr set, absolutely fabulous. In my top three gigs in 40+ years. Took a couple of songs to get the sound right and (oddly) Bruce's voice to settle, but rocking after that. All having fun rather than going for super-high energy and aggression, but the band were tighter than a torqued-up tight thing. And the crowd were up for a party which fed back to the band. I bought the recording afterwards too, which just makes me smile when I play it back You'll have a blast- wish I was going Seen him a few times but not for over 20 years so fingers crossed. The E Street Band are one of the best bands I’ve ever witnessed, and I’m a massive Steve Van Zandt fan too so expecting a good show. The superb Eddie Manion on baritone sax as well, another favourite from The Asbury Jukes. Quote
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