Review to come...
Neville Staple Band opened
Setlist: (partial)
Jimmy Jimmy
My Perfect Cousin
Teenage Kicks
You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It!)
Her Comes the Summer
Get Over You
It's Going to Happen
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Fontaines D.C. @ The Garage, London - April 17, 2019
Review to come...
Setlist:
Hurricane Laughter
Sha Sha Sha
Chequeless Reckless
The Lotts
Television Screens
Liberty Belle
Roy's Tune
Too Real
Boys in the Better Land
Dublin City Sky
Big
Setlist:
Hurricane Laughter
Sha Sha Sha
Chequeless Reckless
The Lotts
Television Screens
Liberty Belle
Roy's Tune
Too Real
Boys in the Better Land
Dublin City Sky
Big
Labels:
Fontaines D.C.,
Indie Rock,
Just Mustard,
London,
Neo Post-Punk,
Setlist,
The Garage
Monday, April 15, 2019
Sleaford Mods @ UEA Waterfront, Norwich - April 13, 2019
As per, I'd checked out openers LIINES before the show and thought they were okay, a bit shouty-droney but basically a good punk sound, so we showed up in plenty of time to catch their set.
And damn, am I glad. They were so fucking tight! I was really, really impressed. If you get a chance to see this threesome live, go!
more review to come...
Setlist: (approximate)
Into the Payzone
Flipside
Subtraction
Stick In A Five and Go
Kebab Spider
Policy Cream
TCR
B.H.S.
Top It Up
Just Like We Do
Bang Someone Out
Setlist:
Jolly Fucker
Jobseeker
Tied Up in Nottz
Tarantula Deadly Cargo
Discourse
And damn, am I glad. They were so fucking tight! I was really, really impressed. If you get a chance to see this threesome live, go!
more review to come...
Setlist: (approximate)
Into the Payzone
Flipside
Subtraction
Stick In A Five and Go
Kebab Spider
Policy Cream
TCR
B.H.S.
Top It Up
Just Like We Do
Bang Someone Out
Setlist:
Jolly Fucker
Jobseeker
Tied Up in Nottz
Tarantula Deadly Cargo
Discourse
Labels:
Electro Punk,
LIINES,
Norwich,
Norwich Waterfront,
Punk,
Setlist,
Sleaford Mods
Location:
Norwich, UK
IDLES & LIFE @ Electric Ballroom - April 5, 2019
review to come...
Setlist:
Colossus
Never Fight a Man With a Perm
Mother
Faith in the City
I'm Scum
Great
Queens
Danny Nedelko
Divide and Conquer
1049 Gotho
Love Song
Benzocaine
Samaritans
Television
White Privilege
Where's My Ice Cream
All I Want for Christmas Is You
Well Done
Rottweiler
Setlist:
Colossus
Never Fight a Man With a Perm
Mother
Faith in the City
I'm Scum
Great
Queens
Danny Nedelko
Divide and Conquer
1049 Gotho
Love Song
Benzocaine
Samaritans
Television
White Privilege
Where's My Ice Cream
All I Want for Christmas Is You
Well Done
Rottweiler
Location:
Camden Town, London, UK
Sunday, March 31, 2019
Friday, March 29, 2019
Stiff Little Fingers @ O2 Forum Kentish Town - March 24, 2019
review to come...
Setlist:
Law and Order
At the Edge
Suspect Device
Guitar and Drum
Strummerville
16 Shots
Silver Lining
Harp
Guilty as Sin
Wasted Life
Can't Get Away With That
Listen
State of Emergency
My Dark Places
Just Fade Away
Nobody's Hero
Gotta Gettaway
Encore:
Drinkin' Again
Tin Soldiers
Alternative Ulster
Setlist:
Law and Order
At the Edge
Suspect Device
Guitar and Drum
Strummerville
16 Shots
Silver Lining
Harp
Guilty as Sin
Wasted Life
Can't Get Away With That
Listen
State of Emergency
My Dark Places
Just Fade Away
Nobody's Hero
Gotta Gettaway
Encore:
Drinkin' Again
Tin Soldiers
Alternative Ulster
Labels:
London,
O2 Forum Kentish Town,
Punk,
Setlist,
Stiff Little Fingers
Location:
Kentish Town, London, UK
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Kaiser Chiefs @ O2 Academy Brixton - February 8, 2019
So, this won't be a fair review. I'd just come off a Dry January and drank too much so my memory is fairly fuzzy.
I will say that Ricky is a great front man, so his energy and showmanship is in no way to blame for my finding this a weird show.
I never thought I would see Kaiser Chiefs live for the simple fact that the venues they have played for the last decade or so are too massive or are sit-down or are some weird outdoor event. So, when I saw the O2 Academy Brixton listing I thought "finally, a great way to see these guys." Some of their songs I really loved back in the mid-naughties, and I'd heard they put on a good show. But I went in being wary about the kinds of fans they must be drawing now.
And I was right. It was WEIRD. We made our way (easily) to the front and found ourselves among what seemed to be big groups of, maybe, college-aged kids, mostly female, and very basic-seeming. Since we were right at the front, if there was any kind of mosh-pit behind I missed it, but I'm doubtful there would have been much.
Smattered throughout the show, and building more towards the end were several stage-props and pyrotechnics: a lit-up shallow staircase for Ricky to mount, Projectors, confetti-cannons and the like. So, they put on a SHOW, but I'm here for the music not the fireworks.
And about the music. Faithful renditions, performed with gusto and met with surprisingly passive singalongs. It was the tamest audience I've seen at what alleges to be a rock show. Poor Chiefs. It reached a crescendo of absurdity to my inebriated (so easily amused) brain during the I Predict a Riot / The Angry Mob back-to-back portion of the show. This "mob" wouldn't riot over a Black Friday sale at (what's a shit store?)... ASDA!
So...sorry for the snarkiness. Glad I've seen 'em, I guess. Wished I'd seen 'em long, long ago. Awful fans. The End.
Telling anecdote: Overheard while returning from getting a drink, "How sad they have to play such small places now." Fuuuuuuuuuuck.
Setlist:
Saturday Night
Never Miss a Beat
Parachute
Wait
Na Na Na Na Naa
The Factory Gates
Cannons
Love's Not a Competition (But I'm Winning)
Target Market
Coming Home
Golden Oldie
Everyday I Love You Less and Less
Ruby
Take My Temperature
I Predict a Riot
The Angry Mob
Retirement
Encore:
Hole in My Soul
Time Honoured Tradition
Oh My God
I will say that Ricky is a great front man, so his energy and showmanship is in no way to blame for my finding this a weird show.
I never thought I would see Kaiser Chiefs live for the simple fact that the venues they have played for the last decade or so are too massive or are sit-down or are some weird outdoor event. So, when I saw the O2 Academy Brixton listing I thought "finally, a great way to see these guys." Some of their songs I really loved back in the mid-naughties, and I'd heard they put on a good show. But I went in being wary about the kinds of fans they must be drawing now.
And I was right. It was WEIRD. We made our way (easily) to the front and found ourselves among what seemed to be big groups of, maybe, college-aged kids, mostly female, and very basic-seeming. Since we were right at the front, if there was any kind of mosh-pit behind I missed it, but I'm doubtful there would have been much.
Smattered throughout the show, and building more towards the end were several stage-props and pyrotechnics: a lit-up shallow staircase for Ricky to mount, Projectors, confetti-cannons and the like. So, they put on a SHOW, but I'm here for the music not the fireworks.
And about the music. Faithful renditions, performed with gusto and met with surprisingly passive singalongs. It was the tamest audience I've seen at what alleges to be a rock show. Poor Chiefs. It reached a crescendo of absurdity to my inebriated (so easily amused) brain during the I Predict a Riot / The Angry Mob back-to-back portion of the show. This "mob" wouldn't riot over a Black Friday sale at (what's a shit store?)... ASDA!
So...sorry for the snarkiness. Glad I've seen 'em, I guess. Wished I'd seen 'em long, long ago. Awful fans. The End.
Telling anecdote: Overheard while returning from getting a drink, "How sad they have to play such small places now." Fuuuuuuuuuuck.
Setlist:
Saturday Night
Never Miss a Beat
Parachute
Wait
Na Na Na Na Naa
The Factory Gates
Cannons
Love's Not a Competition (But I'm Winning)
Target Market
Coming Home
Golden Oldie
Everyday I Love You Less and Less
Ruby
Take My Temperature
I Predict a Riot
The Angry Mob
Retirement
Encore:
Hole in My Soul
Time Honoured Tradition
Oh My God
Labels:
Indie Rock,
Kaiser Chiefs,
London,
O2 Academy Brixton,
Setlist
Location:
Brixton, London, UK
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