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I have quite a few lined up this year.

Suede, Happy Mondays, Metallica, Super Furry Animals, Ocean Colour Scene, Prodigy, The Clause

There will be plenty more no doubt but happy to have that booked in so far! 

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4 hours ago, OriginalMrC said:

I have quite a few lined up this year.

Suede, Happy Mondays, Metallica, Super Furry Animals, Ocean Colour Scene, Prodigy, The Clause

There will be plenty more no doubt but happy to have that booked in so far! 

No not jealous at all 🤬

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Only got a few booked so far over here, quite the range, Thievery Corporation, The Wedding Present and the TSO doing a Ravel night.

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22 hours ago, OriginalMrC said:

I have quite a few lined up this year.

Suede, Happy Mondays, Metallica, Super Furry Animals, Ocean Colour Scene, Prodigy, The Clause

There will be plenty more no doubt but happy to have that booked in so far! 

seen Suede a couple of times in the late 90s and enjoyed- saw the Mondays when they first started out and it was the worst rabble  I  have ever seen assembled to pass as a GIG 

I'm having my fun and that's all that matters 

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2 hours ago, graveyard johnny said:

seen Suede a couple of times in the late 90s and enjoyed- saw the Mondays when they first started out and it was the worst rabble  I  have ever seen assembled to pass as a GIG 

In the early days The Mondays were off their nut most of the time. Theyve always been great when I've seen them. Suede are great live, looking forward to that one 

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8 minutes ago, graveyard johnny said:

8 weeks to go 

https://bedlambreakout.com/

I'd go on the Saturday just for The Zipheads if I were in the area. Outstanding live band, seen them several times. 

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On 07/01/2026 at 17:58, OriginalMrC said:

I have quite a few lined up this year.

Suede, Happy Mondays, Metallica, Super Furry Animals, Ocean Colour Scene, Prodigy, The Clause

There will be plenty more no doubt but happy to have that booked in so far! 

Love the Mondays seen them a few times.

Really want to see Prodigy but not sure the misses would like it 

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11 hours ago, OriginalMrC said:

Hmmm this isnt too far from me and looks interesting!

its a great day - "different" to say the least - people come from all over Europe and everyone old and new is made welcome 

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I'm having my fun and that's all that matters 

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Gigs coming up for my band An Banna

Sunday 1st March @ 3:30 The Grayston Unity Halifax 

Friday March 13th  @ 8:30 The Royal Oak Halifax 

Saturday March 14th @ 8:00  Keighley Cougars 

Sunday March 15th @ 4:00 Birstall Irish club (the Nash)

hope to see some of you at one or more 

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On 20/01/2026 at 19:29, Copa said:

I’m being dragged along to Ed Sheeran in a few weeks.

Thought and prayers 

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On 21/01/2026 at 06:29, Copa said:

I’m being dragged along to Ed Sheeran in a few weeks.

I’m also being dragged to Sepultura. Should be quite different to Ed Sheeran.

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On 19/01/2026 at 18:20, Phil said:

Gigs coming up for my band An Banna

Sunday 1st March @ 3:30 The Grayston Unity Halifax 

Friday March 13th  @ 8:30 The Royal Oak Halifax 

Saturday March 14th @ 8:00  Keighley Cougars 

Sunday March 15th @ 4:00 Birstall Irish club (the Nash)

hope to see some of you at one or more 

Hope the gigs go well, Phil.

I have just found and enjoyed a bit of An Banna on YouTube.  Which of the four are you?

My next public performance is a little bit different from yours.  I will be one of two tenor 2 singers in the Salisbury Cathedral Chamber Choir, singing the Eucharist service for Ash Wednesday (Feb 18) in the cathedral at 5.30 pm.  Being Ash Wednesday, we will sing psalm 51, Miserere mei ("Have mercy on me") and in the well known setting by Gregorio Allegri, but much edited over the centuries so now not too much as he would have heard it!  A brave sop soloist has to hit top C about five times!  Here's a link to a good version for anybody who might just be interested:

 

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1 hour ago, Wiltshire Warrior Dragon said:

Hope the gigs go well, Phil.

I have just found and enjoyed a bit of An Banna on YouTube.  Which of the four are you?

My next public performance is a little bit different from yours.  I will be one of two tenor 2 singers in the Salisbury Cathedral Chamber Choir, singing the Eucharist service for Ash Wednesday (Feb 18) in the cathedral at 5.30 pm.  Being Ash Wednesday, we will sing psalm 51, Miserere mei ("Have mercy on me") and in the well known setting by Gregorio Allegri, but much edited over the centuries so now not too much as he would have heard it!  A brave sop soloist has to hit top C about five times!  Here's a link to a good version for anybody who might just be interested:

 

I’m the singer/frontman mate 

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Groundation are coming to the UK, one night only and it's a Saturday night in that London. 

Tickets in the bag. Stupidly excited. 
 

This is on their latest album

This is them at their best live

 

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Sorry to hog the stage, but this is so good. 

Look at the dreads on that keyboard player!

If you can't be arsed watching the whole thing, go to the last tune. It's a magnificent piece of music and my favourite Groundation track. It's just got everything going on. 

 

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it goes to show how different we all are - which is great - I  would find that GROUNDATION  unbearable but each to their own - enjoy 

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On 09/02/2026 at 10:38, Copa said:

I’m also being dragged to Sepultura. Should be quite different to Ed Sheeran.

Saw Sepultura in Hull a couple of years back.

I thought they were superb but if Brazilian metal's not your thing you could be in for a long, deafening night.

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First gig of the year was a couple of weeks ago, John Bramwell from I Am Kloot in the Unitarian Church in Shrewsbury. A great venue for music, one of my favourite places I've ever played. A really enjoyable gig, even if I wasn't that familiar with him beforehand.

Got Mogwai in Birmingham this Saturday, somehow I've never seen them before.

In March, I've got Ashley Campbell (daughter of Glen) at St Mary's Church in Shrewsbury then the Manics at the Albert Hall, which I think is my 35th Manics show. 

June is Skunk Anansie and Garbage at Delamere Forest. July Super Furry Animals in Llangollen. August Hollywood Vampires in Birmingham. Debating a trip to a European festival to scratch my Manics itch, though they'll no doubt have something going on in the UK for the 30th anniversary of Everything Must Go.

 

In terms of gigs I'm playing, Loopfest in Shrewsbury is one that I'd like to recommend if you fancy a May Bank Holiday trip to Shropshire. Ash and Reef headlining the Friday night, about 300 acts playing across the weekend. As well as playing, I'm in charge of sorting equipment for the smaller venues, which is a fun way to spend a weekend!

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Went to Newcastle Arena to see Florence and the Machine on Wednesday. My granddaughter got the tickets before telling me that one was for me and I was to drive and buy the three of them drinks!

Cost me quite a sum but both the venue and the band were great. I wasn't familiar with most of the songs ... I've only got the first two albums  ,,, but the show was very slick and that woman can't half sing. lt wouldn't be Florence if the show didn't have some pretensions ... huge multiscreen with effects (stunning),  harpist (good) and four female dancers overacting as witches (irritating)  ... but it was as much an experience as a concert.

The venue is fantastic. Huge carpark next to it. Inside, at least half the audience ignored the seating and stood around the stage. No heavy-handed security deployed.

I can also confirm that the speed cameras on the M62 between Batley and Bradford are fully functional. ☹️

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Slow start to the year for us but our first gig is on March 14th at Rebellion in Manchester.

A night of atmospheric black metal with:

Saor, Cistvean and Oakenthrone who I'm sure you're all familiar with 😉

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I went to Ed Sheeran last night after being dragged along. I don’t really know many of his songs. He’s quite the performer but with 34 songs and lots of anecdotes etc from him between songs it was a very long concert.

Vance Joy played before him and he was really good.

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