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Tag Archives: concerts
Honeyblood, White Lies, Superfood at the Goose Island LDN Block Party, Shoreditch, 24 September 2017
A few weeks ago, I saw on Honeyblood’s Facebook page that they were playing a beer festival in Shoreditch. A place called Red Market, on Old Street. I was intrigued. My favourite band right now, performing in Hipsterville. And a … Continue reading
Posted in Music - concerts, lists, reflections
Tagged concerts, Goose Island LDN Block Party, Honeyblood, London, music, Superfood, White Lies
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A Latitude/End of the Road selection 2017
I’ve put together a playlist of songs from bands at Latitude and End of the Road who I enjoyed seeing this year. If you have Spotify, give it a whirl.
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Tagged concerts, End of the Road 2017, Latitude 2017, music, playlists
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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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Tagged concerts, Laura Gibson, music, Oslo Hackney
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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