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Just bought tickets to see Eddi Reader at the Tivoli Aberdeen on 23rd April - third time we’ve seen her in a few months. Only a handful of tickets left and they’re all in the Vertigo Deck.
R.E.M. basically did this the last time I ever saw them live. A setlist of older tracks, deep cuts and album tracks with a couple of big guns thrown in at the end during the encore. Brilliant it was.Down to London on Tuesday to see Pet Shop Boys at Electric Ballroom for their 'Obscure' show where they are only performing B sides and album tracks they'd not normally perform. Can't wait!
Were you there, if so any good? I'm a big fingers fan but never seen XSLF.XSLF are playing at Bannermans tonight. Its basically Henry Cluney who was one of the founding members of Stiff Little Fingers playing songs from their first 3 albums
Not sure on that, but I do now have 'mmm mmm mmm mmm' stuck in my head for the day.Crash test Dummies playing at la belle in October. Is just over £40 a ticket no quite pricey for that venue?
Crash test Dummies playing at la belle in October. Is just over £40 a ticket no quite pricey for that venue?
Does seem pricey. Think they were around 30 quid when I saw them in Glasgow just over a year ago. Was a good gig though.Crash test Dummies playing at la belle in October. Is just over £40 a ticket no quite pricey for that venue?
Haha, mission accomplishedNot sure on that, but I do now have 'mmm mmm mmm mmm' stuck in my head for the day.
Aye, its usually £30 or a wee bit less for gigs (certainly ones I've been to) at that venue. I go along to gigs with a mate and its my turn to buy the tickets for the next gig we go to.....this miserable Fifer is ragingDoes seem pricey. Think they were around 30 quid when I saw them in Glasgow just over a year ago. Was a good gig though.
Aye, if it was between £25 - £30 fair enough.I'd say so. If you're wanting a 90's alt rock comparison, Throwing Muses were only £26 in there when I saw them in there last year.
Saw Teenage Fanclub do a similar thing at Òran mór in Glasgow many years ago. Played a set of tracks they never normally played live, particularly off their Thirteen album. Great stuff.R.E.M. basically did this the last time I ever saw them live. A setlist of older tracks, deep cuts and album tracks with a couple of big guns thrown in at the end during the encore. Brilliant it was.
Really enjoyed the gig last night....even got to sing a bit of "Waitin on a Sunny day" !Springsteen Sessions at Haddington Corn Exchange next Friday night
Going to Biffy Clyro tooGot a few Biffy Clyro and Prodigy at Edinburgh Summer sessions.
Rudimental DJ set at Fringe by the sea.Dirty Harry at la Bella Angele.
Proclaimers at playhouse.80s Calling Dundee and Toots and the Maytals at queens hall.
Went to see them in Newcastle a few years back.Going to Biffy Clyro too
You should write and complainWent to see them in Newcastle a few years back.
Didn't play "Who's Got A Match" which was disappointing.
I just did, but I don't think they read the Bounce, they haven't responded anyway..You should write and complain
Hun and Killie fans what do you expectI just did, but I don't think they read the Bounce, they haven't responded anyway..
Eddi and her excellent band delivered once again but the highlight of our night was the support act - Miwa Nagato-Apthorp from Hawick. An enchanting mixture of Borders folk music with Japanese influences, delivered by a lassie with an incredible voice. Definitely one worth checking out for those with eclectic tastes.Just bought tickets to see Eddi Reader at the Tivoli Aberdeen on 23rd April - third time we’ve seen her in a few months. Only a handful of tickets left and they’re all in the Vertigo Deck.
He has an amazing amount of energy for someone his age , I always enjoy their visits to MacArtsWas at the queens hall last night seeing the skids. Seen them loads of times going back to tiffanys ballroom a long time ago. Have to say they were tremendous. Loads of old farts pogoing. Great gig. Jobson still a tremendous front man.
He has some brilliant stories to tell. Hes some guy.He has an amazing amount of energy for someone his age , I always enjoy their visits to MacArts
Last night I saw For the Love of Shane MacGowan, cracking night great music and a few funny stories about the Legend that was Shane MacGowan
Tomorrow night I’ve got Big Country
Really enjoyed the gig last night....even got to sing a bit of "Waitin on a Sunny day" !
I was the first one he gave the mic to !
That's about five times I have seen them now in the last 12 years or so...they've changed the band around a fair bit.
Dougie does a good job though as front man.
What did you think of it ?
I thought MacArts was expensive at £5:50 for a can of Tempest’s Long White CloudHa nice one.
Second time I’ve seen them and I enjoyed it.
£6 for a can of Tennents in the venue…
My bestie and I got tickets to see Rush at the Hydro next March. Look forward to reliving our teenage years and partying like it's 1981!![]()
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