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Esquires? I've been there a few times, it's not that small. Holy Moly's downstairs, now that is tiny.Plastic Sarrie wrote:Wife booked to see ASH play a *tiny* club in Bedford in August. Capacity 250, that'll be f**king sweaty and noisy and amazing.
I've seen Ash loads of times, they never disappoint. I'm seeing them three times this yearsewa wrote:Very nice, haven´t seen Ash Live but have seen PSB a few times and they are brilliant livePlastic Sarrie wrote:Wife booked to see ASH play a *tiny* club in Bedford in August. Capacity 250, that'll be f**king sweaty and noisy and amazing.
Hoping to get tickets for PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING at the Albert Hall in November when they go on sale next week.
Me too.9497 wrote:First Aid Kit this October and looking forward to it. Saw them a few years ago at the ABC and they were really good.
Feck that, the work will still be there on the following week. I know an Irish lad called Dave who can back fill for youLeffe wrote:Off to Best Kept Secret in NL:
Arctic Monkeys
LCD Sound System
The National
etc,....
Turns out due to work commitment cannot see LCD
I put buying The Gaslight Anthem tickets on the long finger for their 59 Sound show here in Dublin, now sold outStevus55 wrote:I saw The Gaslight Anthem playing a reunion show in DC last weekend. Absolutely phenomenal show.
Matt Mays opened for them and was pretty great also.
If you can lay your hands on any I would definitely go for it. Almost certainly the best show I've ever been to.Bullettyme wrote:I put buying The Gaslight Anthem tickets on the long finger for their 59 Sound show here in Dublin, now sold outStevus55 wrote:I saw The Gaslight Anthem playing a reunion show in DC last weekend. Absolutely phenomenal show.
Matt Mays opened for them and was pretty great also.
Gave Brian Fallon a miss and all for it.
We're being " visited " sewa, if yoy get my drift.sewa wrote:Feck that, the work will still be there on the following week. I know an Irish lad called Dave who can back fill for youLeffe wrote:Off to Best Kept Secret in NL:
Arctic Monkeys
LCD Sound System
The National
etc,....
Turns out due to work commitment cannot see LCD
Jeez forgot about that place, used to supply them with my beer and used to be a regular there for the music, say hello to pete if he's still behind the bar..Oxbow wrote:Esquires? I've been there a few times, it's not that small. Holy Moly's downstairs, now that is tiny.Plastic Sarrie wrote:Wife booked to see ASH play a *tiny* club in Bedford in August. Capacity 250, that'll be f**king sweaty and noisy and amazing.
I've been keeping my eye out, seatwave and viagogo predictably are complete rip offs.Stevus55 wrote:If you can lay your hands on any I would definitely go for it. Almost certainly the best show I've ever been to.Bullettyme wrote:I put buying The Gaslight Anthem tickets on the long finger for their 59 Sound show here in Dublin, now sold outStevus55 wrote:I saw The Gaslight Anthem playing a reunion show in DC last weekend. Absolutely phenomenal show.
Matt Mays opened for them and was pretty great also.
Gave Brian Fallon a miss and all for it.
I saw Brian a few months back and he was good but the whole band together has the edge.
Would love to but my free pass for the week is Nick Cave tomorrow night.ticketlessinseattle wrote:got tickets for LCD Soundsystrm show tonight in Dublin months ago...and then booked family holiday to coincide with it...never seen them, gutted. ...anyone in Dublin want them ?
I might be visiting myself at same timeLeffe wrote:We're being " visited " sewa, if yoy get my drift.sewa wrote:Feck that, the work will still be there on the following week. I know an Irish lad called Dave who can back fill for youLeffe wrote:Off to Best Kept Secret in NL:
Arctic Monkeys
LCD Sound System
The National
etc,....
Turns out due to work commitment cannot see LCD
Saw Nick Cave with Patti Smith last week. Courtney Barnett would have been a great addition but not to be unfortunately.JM2K6 wrote:I saw Courtney Barnett followed by Patti Smith (amazing) followed by Nick Cave (also amazing, with bonus Kylie duet) at Victoria Park on Sunday
I like her, would be good live I reckonhermie wrote:Saw Nick Cave with Patti Smith last week. Courtney Barnett would have been a great addition but not to be unfortunately.JM2K6 wrote:I saw Courtney Barnett followed by Patti Smith (amazing) followed by Nick Cave (also amazing, with bonus Kylie duet) at Victoria Park on Sunday
Yep, saw her a couple of years ago and she was very good.sewa wrote:I like her, would be good live I reckonhermie wrote:Saw Nick Cave with Patti Smith last week. Courtney Barnett would have been a great addition but not to be unfortunately.JM2K6 wrote:I saw Courtney Barnett followed by Patti Smith (amazing) followed by Nick Cave (also amazing, with bonus Kylie duet) at Victoria Park on Sunday
Yep I'll be there in Hyde Park on Saturday, melting in the 30 degree heatBig Nipper wrote:Any Londoners going to the The Cure 40th Anniversary concert in July?
Yip the weather has been fantastic. 5 days here all above 25 celcius. In the lake district now, expecting to get some serius gin vibe soon. Funny thing is the sun is not as harsh as it is in Africa - no sunburn at all. Good times!Tim13 wrote:Yep I'll be there in Hyde Park on Saturday, melting in the 30 degree heatBig Nipper wrote:Any Londoners going to the The Cure 40th Anniversary concert in July?
Forgot to mention, the lineup earlier included Great Van Fleet. This felt like going back in time with Led Zep or Robert Plant (this voice...)!! Link here to a video found on the net: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF0arGNH_P0GDBFC99 wrote:Went to the Foo Fighters concert last night at the Quebec summer festival. They couldn't sing more than 4 songs 3 years ago when a storm interrupted the show. They clearly made up for it last night and played 2 hours and 30 mins. Unbelievable energy and concert.
. However Father John Misty is playing the 5th and Slaves are playing the 3rd and I can't go to either 
Might console myself with John Grant on the 20th in UtrechtWas also at Low. Loved it but I'm a huge fan. Going to Courtney Barnett in a couple of weeks but will have to miss David Byrne tomorrowticketlessinseattle wrote:havent been to a gig in a while but went to see "Low" d'other night in Vicar Street in Dublin, good show in terms of performance but they're even more miserable than i thought they'd be in terms of crowd interaction. Going to "Clap Your Hands Say Yeah" at the Button Factory - never seen them live ; christ they've fallen from a height ; they were up there with The National 10 years ago, now they're playing pubs and tiny venues.
hermie wrote:Was also at Low. Loved it but I'm a huge fan. Going to Courtney Barnett in a couple of weeks but will have to miss David Byrne tomorrowticketlessinseattle wrote:havent been to a gig in a while but went to see "Low" d'other night in Vicar Street in Dublin, good show in terms of performance but they're even more miserable than i thought they'd be in terms of crowd interaction. Going to "Clap Your Hands Say Yeah" at the Button Factory - never seen them live ; christ they've fallen from a height ; they were up there with The National 10 years ago, now they're playing pubs and tiny venues.
yeah ; Clap your hands say yeah were good once they played their 1st and most recent album, it was funny in that i was there with a mate of mine who doesnt know about them and told him this......he could tell when they were and were not playing from 1st and most recent album....that and simply looking at the keyboard player who is new......she literally brightened up and smiled at the audience anytime they played 1st/most recent album....hey guys, trust me your going to like this one !