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Last time I saw Giggs he was beating a woman up.
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The Cult in Halifax a couple of weeks ago.
Halifax piece hall gets loads of old bands on now, madness, tom jones, kaiser chiefs etc, cracking venue.
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mentalcase wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:45 am Last time I saw Giggs he was beating a woman up.
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Nile Rodgers Chic at Bridlington last week

The gorgeous band The Delines at Pocklington, last summer. I'd travel the breath of the country to see them again, unfortunately they have toured Europe this year & are just about to perform a set of gigs in Australia. Please come back to the UK, you beautiful people.
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I honestly can't remember the last time I saw a band live or who it was. It must be the best part of 30 years.
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:51 am Femi Kuti - Manchester Band On The Wall, 29th July

13 piece band, incredible music and performance.

Overall gig experience, being Manchester on a Saturday night, was crap though. Pilled up Mancs mouthing off constantly, chucking beer everywhere. FK repeatedly told them to f**k off, and that it has been much better playing in Leeds. Thought it was going to kick off.
Sounds like Leeds fans at away matches :(
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:48 am Tinariwen - Birmingham O2 Institute, 19th July

African dessert blues, love their sound and rhythms, and always go to see them when they're about.

Crappy venue though, with a really boomy, saturated sound that spoilt it somewhat.
Good band, Sara. I own a couple of their albums, I suspect they would be colourful on stage.
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 9:12 am Heard somebody else mention that venue favourably. On the look out for smaller venues with decent music... getting tired of the big, lairy places.

Saw King Hannah at Nottingham Rough Trade last year, in front of about eighty people. Gig perfection!
The Piece Hall is open air, a bit like an Italian plaza.
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 9:12 am Heard somebody else mention that venue favourably. On the look out for smaller venues with decent music... getting tired of the big, lairy places.

Saw King Hannah at Nottingham Rough Trade last year, in front of about eighty people. Gig perfection!
The venue of the Piece hall is the big draw at the moment, oldest existing cloth hall in the world (certainly britain) look it up sara.
The acoustics are excellent.
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 9:13 am Worse, because of the accent!
That Manc's accent :chair:
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Bad Omens - Leeds
The Ocean - Leeds Stylus
Karnivool - Leeds Stylus
Geoff Tate (Ex Queensryche) - Nightrain Bradford
The Cult - Piece Hall HX.
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mentalcase wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:45 am Last time I saw Giggs he was beating a woman up.
That's cos he got bored shagging his brother's wife :)
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 8:39 am On behalf of White Riot.

Who have you seen lately?
Cheers Sara, you are an absolute diamond 💎

Haven't been to what you would call a proper gig since we left England in 2010.

Probably last gig I was at was Pink at Newcastle Arena, maybe in 2006 and she was awesome as always :love:

Was at a H&S conference in Toronto in 2017 and Steven Page from The Barenaked Ladies was playing acoustic, with his pal on cello, or whatever it was. He played a few songs and we were very close to the stage so I was singing my guts out when he sang Brian Wilson.

Steven is a great advocate for mental health and that's why he was at the conference, to advocate and talk about his own mental health battles.

Great guy :love:

Also saw lots of great Bulgarian artists here at various free concerts.

One of my mates plays lead guitar and sings in a punk/ska band and he keeps begging me to go to one of their gigs.

So I guess that will be my next gig.
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The Cure at Leeds but missed the twilight sad support which annoyed me.
from the jam at Holmfirth
Big country at Leeds
I wanted to see the Levellers but covid got in the way.
love the Picturedrome at Holmfirth but never been able to book a room and make a night of it so no beer :cry:
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Irish Ian wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 10:32 am BROS
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White Riot wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 9:46 am Cheers Sara, you are an absolute diamond 💎

Haven't been to what you would call a proper gig since we left England in 2010.

Probably last gig I was at was Pink at Newcastle Arena, maybe in 2006 and she was awesome as always :love:

Was at a H&S conference in Toronto in 2017 and Steven Page from The Barenaked Ladies was playing acoustic, with his pal on cello, or whatever it was. He played a few songs and we were very close to the stage so I was singing my guts out when he sang Brian Wilson.

Steven is a great advocate for mental health and that's why he was at the conference, to advocate and talk about his own mental health battles.

Great guy :love:

Also saw lots of great Bulgarian artists here at various free concerts.

One of my mates plays lead guitar and sings in a punk/ska band and he keeps begging me to go to one of their gigs.

So I guess that will be my next gig.
Did he do One Week? That's always a challenging song to sing. I have learned it but doesn't make it any easier
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Anonymous wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 10:40 am Best gig of the summer was Zuffalo at the Square and Compass in Worth Matravers, Dorset.

We were camping, and it was a Rainy Sunday, so decided to have a cider day. Wasn't expecting too much of the band, but they were brilliant, free, and played for five hours.

https://www.zuffalo.ca/video
Capitalizing Rainy....? I wonder why

I'd imagine Rainy Sundays are great days though
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James Taylor Quartet in the Empire Music Hall, Belfast. The hammond is quite possibly my favourite instrument and James plays the bejaysus out of it. Great night!
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airedale wrote: Wed Aug 02, 2023 10:31 am The Cure at Leeds but missed the twilight sad support which annoyed me.
from the jam at Holmfirth
Big country at Leeds
I wanted to see the Levellers but covid got in the way.
love the Picturedrome at Holmfirth but never been able to book a room and make a night of it so no beer :cry:
Saw Adam Ant at holmfirth a few years back
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