The Concert Thread

[Justin101]

You should check because I reckon it'll sell out very soon, just went on sale today.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

You should check because I reckon it'll sell out very soon, just went on sale today.

I've just booked them, so that's two gigs in two consecutive weeks. The lady who processed the transaction and sorted the tickets was surprised at how quickly they were selling, so she's probably more popular than the people at the venue thought or anticipated.

The Bonzo Dog Doo Da Band are playing the following Tuesday, which might be interesting!

[Justin101]

I LOVE Neil Innes he's a class act!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I LOVE Neil Innes he's a class act!

Ditto. I love the Rutles and all the music he did for the Monty Python movies. It will be interesting because I'm going with my parents, and my mum saw them live at one of the venues near where she was studying in London when she was at university in about 1970!

[gag]

Some groups i love to see, bit aint paying near £100,
Seen Dave Gorman and sarah Millican this year and a group, but for life of me i can't remember who . Yes my memory is that shit, alzheimers kicking in.
Well Dave Gorman was late last year.
And im going to see Jean michelle jarre and Kula shaker before end of the year. Not concert wise but last week went to Kynren last week its was absolutely amazing, its all about history of Britian in North east.
Its a open field show and over 10 millions has spent on making the show etc, and you can tell, eg like huge building and boats etc coming up from the water.
Here a few pics i took but mobile battery was low so didnt take many rest are pics nicked from internet.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by gag

Not concert wise but last week went to Kynren last week its was absolutely amazing, its all about history of Britian in North east.
Its a open field show and over 10 millions has spent on making the show etc, and you can tell, eg like huge building and boats etc coming up from the water.
Here a few pics i took but mobile battery was low so didnt take many rest are pics nicked from internet.

My parents are going to see that tonight. I have heard it is amazing, but also that the parking, wheelchair access, and the time you actually leave the premises and hit the open road would make it very difficult for me, which is a shame.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

My parents are going to see that tonight. I have heard it is amazing, but also that the parking, wheelchair access, and the time you actually leave the premises and hit the open road would make it very difficult for me, which is a shame.

Yes it is, we parked in town and walked didnt take long, but its a long (ish) trek down the long winding path leading down to it, and isnt very wheelchair friendly, but like most places they do have the park and ride. shame you couldn't go a show definitely worthy of seeing.

[Frankenhooker]

Off to the Bristol downs to see Massive Attack this afternoon, supposed to be around 27,000 people going, 27,000 people that are going to get soaking wet as it's just started hammering it down. Still, should be a good one.

[MacBlayne]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

Off to the Bristol downs to see Massive Attack this afternoon, supposed to be around 27,000 people going, 27,000 people that are going to get soaking wet as it's just started hammering it down. Still, should be a good one.

Nice one. I hope the weather keeps for you although, some rain may add a little complimentary atmosphere to Teardrops.

[Frankenhooker]

Cheers mate, fear the weather is in for the day though. Never mind, copious amounts of overpriced alcohol should help.