What's the last gig you went to see?

[Mr Larrington]

Tonight, I are been mostly watching Toby Lee and Ana Popovic

This one just turned up on my Farcebok wossname on account of following young Master Lee

[Jaded]

Hayseed Dixie at St Luke’s. Don’t fear the reaper was the highlight of a good show

Don’t fear the reaper going on now 

Photos later…

[Jaded]

as promised, some rushes...

[StuAff]

Mr Wheeler and co remain exceedingly entertaining. Saw them (for the fourth time) in Pompey a few months back.

[Feanor]

Make of this what you will, but...

The live recording of Radio 4 comedy show 'The One Show', at the Radio Theatre in Broadcasting House, in That London.

There was even a Dalek in the lobby to keep an eye on us.

[Jaded]

Tonight, I are been mostly watching Toby Lee and Ana Popovic

This one just turned up on my Farcebok wossname on account of following young Master Lee

Thanks for posting, I drop in and out of Farcebook and could have missed this!

(It is one of my favourite photos...)

[Jaded]

The Peatbog Faeires

Lively and crowd pleasing

[Tim Hall]

Make of this what you will, but...

The live recording of Radio 4 comedy show 'The One Show', at the Radio Theatre in Broadcasting House, in That London.

There was even a Dalek in the lobby to keep an eye on us.

The Now Show, Shirley? I think The One Show is a TV offering.

[Mr Larrington]

Make of this what you will, but...

The live recording of Radio 4 comedy show 'The One Show', at the Radio Theatre in Broadcasting House, in That London.

There was even a Dalek in the lobby to keep an eye on us.

The Now Show, Shirley? I think The One Show is a TV offering.

Yes, it’s the one that makes me scream and switch to Channel 4 as quickly as is humanly possible

[Tim Hall]

Stiff Little Fingers at the Roundhouse in London's famous London. There was a high proportion of "gentlemen of a certain age" in the audience, I guess me included. Jake Burns has eaten a few pies since I first saw them in 1978 (FFS!) but then I'm not the sylph I used to either. Ali McCordie is a walking, talking, bass playing definition of wiry though.

Lots of the old songs, plus some newer, just as angry, just as tight.

[rr]

SLF used to start their school holidays tours at Malvern Winter gardens, so I saw them many times in July in the early eighties.

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[Mr Larrington]

Pokey LaFarge at the Islington Assembly Hall.


Support bod Sam Shackleton, big-voiced Scottish folkie by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


Mr LaFarge with a rather lovely hollow-body Gretsch by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


This is part of the reason why they need two vans by Mr Larrington, on Flickr.  Kevin Carducci on the double bass.


Hank Someone on keys plus the drummer whose name I didn't catch by Mr Larrington, on Flickr.  Probably Andrew Guterman if Wikinaccurate is to be believed.


Mr Beardy-Guitarist Erik Miron... by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


...who also plays trumpet by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


Temporary guitar abandonment by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


Addie Hamilton joined proceedings towards the end by Mr Larrington, on Flickr.  She’s engaged to Mr LaFarge, unless they got married since November last year.


Encores by Mr Larrington, on Flickr


Thank you and goodnight! by Mr Larrington, on Flickr

Edited to add band member names…

[Robh]

I'm jealous! I'll bet that was a great gig.

[Mr Larrington]

It was rather splendid, marred only by the ticket-purchasing cockup that led to me seeing them tonight while my grate frend Mr Woolrich is seeing them at the same venue on Friday chiz.

[CAMRAMan]

Half Man Half Biscuit at the John Peel Centre last Friday. Not the best setlist, TBH, but very intimate and I conversed, drunkenly on my part, with lead singer, Nigel, after the gig. Sheila, Peelie's widow, was there and it was a fine evening. By all accounts, the following night's Cambridge gig - wot I normally go to - was even better; so much so, that Len Ganley Stance got its first full outing live since being released in 1985.

[pcolbeck]

Ryan Adams at York Barbican Friday 14th April

No support act just him playing one of three acoustic guitars or upright piano.
Blimey it was a three hour set !

He had to wing it as the piano turned out to be broken. Only one key was duff but as he said "that's the note most of my songs are based on".

Very good gig with the best sound I have heard for a long time.

[Mr Larrington]

Tonight, I are been mostly watching Toby Lee and Ana Popovic

This one just turned up on my Farcebok wossname on account of following young Master Lee

Thanks for posting, I drop in and out of Farcebook and could have missed this!

(It is one of my favourite photos...)

He's now using it to advertise his upcoming gig in Camden in June.  Might have to go to that...

[CAMRAMan]

Death & the Maiden & the Four Seasons at Birmingham Town Hall. The latter interspersed with Polish folk tunes. Starting in 15 minutes...


Edit: Very, very good, but for Polish folk, read Argentinian tango!

[Jaded]

So earlier this week, Gemma Hayes

[Jaded]

Oh, I forgot The Blockheads a couple of weeks ago!

[Jaded]

and most recently,

Marty Wild and The Wildcats





Was great to be one of the youngest there 

[PeterM]

Colin Stetson at the Attenborough Centre in Brighton.  Your eyes tell you it's one person with a saxophone, your ears tell you it's a sizeable ensemble from Betelgeuse.  Astonishing!

[nicknack]

Colin Stetson at the Attenborough Centre in Brighton.  Your eyes tell you it's one person with a saxophone, your ears tell you it's a sizeable ensemble from Betelgeuse.  Astonishing!

Feeling a bit jealous here. 

[PeterM]

Feeling a bit jealous here. 

There's a new album in a couple of weeks...

[sam]

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Eric Faulkner, 2010, Hastings.



Saw Bob Dylan about 10 years before that, in a somewhat better attended venue.


I don't go to many gigs.