Ride at HERE at Outernet, Saturday, 5th of November 2022
A powerful run-through of Ride’s classic second album, at an unfortunately terrible venue.
A powerful run-through of Ride’s classic second album, at an unfortunately terrible venue.
My first time seeing Let’s Eat Grandma: a delightfully spirited and idiosyncratic show with a sadly muted crowd.
Two brilliant gigs full of energetic, emotional, perfect pop.
An exuberant and emotional journey down memory lane.
I have been accused, at times, of only writing positive reviews in this blog. Now it’s time to rectify that. Welcome, then, to the tale of the worst Suede gig I’ve ever been to.
An uplifting and energetic show from Jesus Jones.
One summer night last July, it was time to venture to see the Prodigy in the venue that surely is their spiritual home: the Brixton Academy.
It was July 2022, the first day of a small heat wave, and time to venture back to Alexandra Palace for of the best gigs of the year.
One particularly exciting aspect of my 2022 gigging life has been rediscovering the live experience of several bands I’d not seen for well over a decade. On this midsummer evening it was time to rediscover a band who I saw seven times in 2003 and then not at all since: the Dandy Warhols.
Two years had passed since this gig was supposed to take place in May 2020. A whopping two years and 8 months had come and gone since I actually bought the ticket. I am pretty sure that this gig marked the longest COVID delay of my gigging life, and in a particularly happy landmark, it was my final gig that had been booked in pre-COVID times.