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Tag Archives: concerts
End of the Road festival 2017
And so, as summer ends, it’s time for End of the Road. Jon and I went for the first time last year, and enjoyed it so much we had to do it again this year. Last year, some of my … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, End of the Road 2017, music
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King Nun, Venture Lows and Kid Wave at the Finsbury, North London, 24 August 2017
I went up to the Finsbury pub in North London on Thursday to see a band called King Nun, with my friend Jon G and his son Louis. They’d seen King Nun at Latitude and really liked them. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, Kid Wave, King Nun, music, The Finsbury, Venture Lows
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Laura Gibson at Oslo, Hackney, 16 August 2017
On Wednesday I went to see Laura Gibson at the Oslo, Hackney. A great place for a show. A good space upstairs and an excellent bar downstairs, which serves one of my favourite IPAs, Beavertown Gamma Ray. I first … Continue reading
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Latitude 2017
My Latitude No 6. No 12 for the festival. An annual fixture now, for me and my friend Jon G and various members of our families and their friends. Not our wives though! The thought of four nights and days … Continue reading
U2 at Twickenham Stadium, 9 July 2017
On Sunday we went down to Twickenham to see one of the world’s greatest bands play a show that featured one of the world’s greatest albums. U2 playing the “Joshua Tree”. An album which is 30 years old this year. … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, London, music, Noel Gallagher, Twickenham, U2
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The Hanwell Hootie, 7 May 2017
Hanwell is a West London suburb, in between Ealing centre and Southall. Like quite a lot of west and south west London, it is part of the history of the 60s blues and rock’n’roll artists who took their cue from … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, Du Bellows, Hanwell Hootie, London, music, Okapi, Rews
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The Big Moon at Village Underground, Shoreditch, 2 May 2017
About six months on from seeing The Big Moon’s excellent gig at the Scala, I was at the Village Underground in Shoreditch – fast becoming one of my favourite venues – to see them again. This time they had their … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, London, music, The Big Moon, Village Underground
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Three concerts in a week
I managed to pack in three concerts this week, while work was pretty intense too. I was pretty pooped by Friday evening – it took all my energy to watch the Masters on the TV. I’m writing this on a … Continue reading
Car Seat Headrest at Gorilla, Manchester, 24 March 2017
Car Seat Headrest are a band based in Seattle, inspired by the 90s Seattle sound, though they look more like Vampire Weekend than, say, Nirvana. The main man is Will Toledo, who has been making music for a while, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Car Seat Headrest, concerts, Gorilla Manchester, Manchester, music
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Julia Jacklin at the Scala, 2 March 2017
I first came across Julia Jacklin at the End of the Road festival in September last year. The programme gave her a good write up, describing her music as a cross between alt. country and grungy lo-fi. I read about … Continue reading
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Tagged concerts, Julia Jacklin, music, Scala Kings Cross
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