Live Concerts

[Alex Young`s Cat]

Talking Heads at Halifax in June. Christmas present from "the Lad." Should be fantastic

 

[Thomasc]

Bought myself and the mrs tickets to go see bill bailey in November for a nice comedy gig, then my daughter surprised me by telling me she’s bought us tickets to go see jungle on the same night. Bit gutted as I love the genius of Bill Bailey.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Bought myself and the mrs tickets to go see bill bailey in November for a nice comedy gig, then my daughter surprised me by telling me she’s bought us tickets to go see jungle on the same night. Bit gutted as I love the genius of Bill Bailey.

so your daughter is going to bill bailey then?

 

[Thomasc]

so your daughter is going to bill bailey then?

No I’m on a family trip to watch jungle

Thems the breaks.

I like jungle but haven’t got the heart to say i prefer to see Bailey. She bought tickets as a birthday present for me.

 

[Rita_Poon]

No I’m on a family trip to watch jungle

Thems the breaks.

I like jungle but haven’t got the heart to say i prefer to see Bailey. She bought tickets as a birthday present for me.

Ah the detail, she bought the whole clan tix to 'jungle' (???) so who've you lined up for BB?

 

[Leylo]

Bought myself and the mrs tickets to go see bill bailey in November for a nice comedy gig, then my daughter surprised me by telling me she’s bought us tickets to go see jungle on the same night. Bit gutted as I love the genius of Bill Bailey.

Bad luck unreal these things usually happen to me wow I'm not alone

 

[Thomasc]

Ah the detail, she bought the whole clan tix to 'jungle' (???) so who've you lined up for BB?

Nobody currently.

I’ll flog them I suppose.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Go to see live music most weeks, but it's never ticketed stuff. London is fantastic for having great live music (usually from people you've never heard of) everywhere you look. Going to a blues bar this afternoon in Soho. More my thing that sitting in the O2.

 

[COYBL25]

Go to see live music most weeks, but it's never ticketed stuff. London is fantastic for having great live music (usually from people you've never heard of) everywhere you look. Going to a blues bar this afternoon in Soho. More my thing that sitting in the O2.

I`ve always thought that about London and the arts, there`s always something going on, somewhere every night of the week, even it`s a tiny gig above a pub on a Monday evening or an impromptu comedy open mic night in another pub just down the road.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I`ve always thought that about London and the arts, there`s always something going on, somewhere every night of the week, even it`s a tiny gig above a pub on a Monday evening or an impromptu comedy open mic night in another pub just down the road.

Exactly. it's the same with galleries and stuff. I like the vibe of being there more than I go for particular artists.

 

[Tipp blue]

Only 2 for me this year Alanas Morissette in June and Bon Jovi in August ................... Spot the 80's 90's kid.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Bought myself and the mrs tickets to go see bill bailey in November for a nice comedy gig, then my daughter surprised me by telling me she’s bought us tickets to go see jungle on the same night. Bit gutted as I love the genius of Bill Bailey.

Pardon the 'lost in translation' question but what do you mean by jungle? As in the type of music?

If so, I'm sorry...they make some great ear plugs these days.

 

[coollino]

I`ve always thought that about London and the arts, there`s always something going on, somewhere every night of the week, even it`s a tiny gig above a pub on a Monday evening or an impromptu comedy open mic night in another pub just down the road.

A lot of those places are dying pretty fast though. Nearly all the famous (music) improv pubs have gone, although there is Cafe oto which has a worldwide reputation

 

[blue61]

Looking forward to seeing Squeeze in our fair city in November. Always been a fan but never seen them.

 

[Kurt.]

Deacon Blue in July, supported by the Lightning Seeds