Live Music Thread

Caolam said:
I am off to see Paul Heaton on Friday night in Belfast, wouldn’t be my first choice but my wife and my sister want to go and need a driver. Balance has been redressed as Mrs C and myself have tickets to see Counting Crows playing in Dublin in October.
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A mate who is Belfast born and bred went to this and was a bit disappointed in PH. Not for the gig which was apparently very good but for his choice of 'local' song which seemingly included some very republican political lines...did you pick anything up similar?
 

jaybx1878 said:
David Gray at the Liverpool Philharmonic tonight, he has been playing loads off White Ladder on this tour so if that continues I will be happy as his new stuff isn't the best.
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David Gray was very good, 2 hour set full of the classics that you would want to hear. quite a few drunken women chatting loudly throughout his set though, why would you pay £70 to not listen to any of the songs, just go to the bar over the road, ffs.
 
evertony said:
A mate who is Belfast born and bred went to this and was a bit disappointed in PH. Not for the gig which was apparently very good but for his choice of 'local' song which seemingly included some very republican political lines...did you pick anything up similar?
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He did sing an Irish song, to be honest I can’t even remember what it was. I am a Northern Ireland Presbyterian and I wasn’t particularly aware of overtly republican political lines in the song although it isn’t something I would take under my notice. I am not a big fan of Paul Heaton’s music but from what I read about him he is politically on the left and you would expect him to lean towards republicanism.
 
Went to see Springsteen on the Co-Op Live in Manchester last night. The usual tremendous set from Bruce and the E Street band, he never disappoints, it's unbelievable that he is 75 years old. I thought the venue was great aswell, brilliant acoustics, loads of bars to get served at easy and free water dispensers everywhere, top notch.
 
jaybx1878 said:
Went to see Springsteen on the Co-Op Live in Manchester last night. The usual tremendous set from Bruce and the E Street band, he never disappoints, it's unbelievable that he is 75 years old. I thought the venue was great aswell, brilliant acoustics, loads of bars to get served at easy and free water dispensers everywhere, top notch.
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Off to see him at anfield in a few weeks.

Can’t wait.
 

Seen him twice, 3 hours of non stop music, was brilliant.
Not sure if I'll be lucky enough to see him again, but here's hoping.
 
Charro said:
Yeah, superb.

Think that might be the best one I've been to. .

Had a little extra edge to him last night. First time I've seen Lonesome day live which is one of my favourites.
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Did one of my favourites 'Atlantic City' aswell, i'm mentally and physically drained today though, need to recover for Saturday, ha.
 


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