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As a flip side to the "first gig you went to" and remembering that your only as old as the woman you feel................ooooh eerrrrr....... What is the next gig your going to go to..



For me, having perchanced on an e-bay site, I will now get to see the one Band I missed out on when I was a teenager.


Islington Playhouse, April 29................... The Alarm!

Went to see that lot supporting U2 in 1984 (?). Next for me in The Wrens at ULU in March.

Alchemist wrote:As a flip side to the "first gig you went to" and remembering that your only as old as the woman you feel................ooooh eerrrrr....... What is the next gig your going to go to..



For me, having perchanced on an e-bay site, I will now get to see the one Band I missed out on when I was a teenager.


Islington Playhouse, April 29................... The Alarm!

But which line up is it? They all fell out in a pretty once and for all sort of way. They featured on that VH1 programme Bands Reunited.

I think it's Mike Peters who carries the torch, but it's still not the same band.

Still a fantastic gig to go to - www.thealarm.com and you can buy pretty much whatever you want in terms of past concerts...

Brits next week for me - looks like a fun line up!

dirty pretty things brum

Pub Landlord - Wimbledon Theatre

The Crimea (with Clearlake supporting) at The Social - a belting gig for £6

Oasis this Friday at Sheffield

3 Ian Brown gigs to choose from this month Aberdeen, Glasgow and Glenrothes(Rothes Hall intimate gig). Was at Glasgow Academy gig few months back, and trying to arrange to get to at least one of the forthcoming.

Hopefully The Chalets at Essex Uni tomorrow night. Was hoping, but not expecting, to see the same answer from someone else.

I'm off to see Depeche Mode in manchester on March 30th.
Also trying to get tickets for Eric Clapton in sheffield (may).

threeyardmiss wrote:Oasis this Friday at Sheffield

Lucky get

Madchester wrote:

threeyardmiss wrote:Oasis this Friday at Sheffield

Lucky get

Cost me dear though Mad, £55 for my ticket. Suppose thats the cost of ebay these days.

5 gigs coming up...

Omid Djalili
Dara O’Briain
Sandi Toksvig & Bonnie Langford
Dylan Moran
Paul Merton

Just bought tickets to take Mrs Jester to see Bon Jovi and Nickelback at the New Wembley - Considering it will be the first ever gig to be held there I think it will turn out to be £120 well spent!!

I was there......!!!

Groomyd wrote:Pub Landlord - Wimbledon Theatre

He'll single you out for sure Groomy when he sees them lights reflecting off your bald-barnet, i look foward to buying the next video and seeing him tearing you a new arse. hahaha

I don't get to as many gigs as I used to. Next one is Morrisey in Sheffield in a few months.

Next music gig is The Fall in Leicester towards the end of next month.

I am going to "An evening with Brian Sewell" at the Arts Depot in North Finchley this Sunday however.

jester wrote:Just bought tickets to take Mrs Jester to see Bon Jovi and Nickelback at the New Wembley - Considering it will be the first ever gig to be held there I think it will turn out to be £120 well spent!!

I was there......!!!

Oi! Get off that turf!!!!!!!!!

You'd have to pay me to go to see those 2 but each to their own!

Groomyd wrote:

jester wrote:Just bought tickets to take Mrs Jester to see Bon Jovi and Nickelback at the New Wembley - Considering it will be the first ever gig to be held there I think it will turn out to be £120 well spent!!

I was there......!!!

Oi! Get off that turf!!!!!!!!!

You'd have to pay me to go to see those 2 but each to their own!

There's no accounting for taste - is there gooner...?!!

Nope!

Tony Towners Tache wrote:I don't get to as many gigs as I used to. Next one is Morrisey in Sheffield in a few months.

Good man! 8)

now going to see the rifles (?dunno havent heard yet)
and Milburn
in northampton 21st feb i think?

anyway looking forward to this one as ive wanted to see em live locally for a while,
worth looking for tickets if anyone interested
the northern dates selling quick , £6 bargain check the dates below

www.milburnmusic.com

U2 in Auckland on March 18. Unfortunately, I couldn't get tickets for the day before which is St Patrick's Day - the demand was unbelievable, higher than for All Black rugby tests!

Guy next to me(weirdo) this Friday is going to KOKO in Camden to see a band called:Clap your hands say Yeah.

I sais Yeah ok.

"Clap your hands say yeah" were one of the bands highlighted recently on the BBC website as a "possible big thing" for 2006.

Dot wrote:Guy next to me(weirdo) this Friday is going to KOKO in Camden to see a band called:Clap your hands say Yeah.

I sais Yeah ok.

I was seriously thinking about going to this, but at my age after a busy week I can't be arssed. Got the CD and 'Live' tracks so I'll listen to that instead.

Dot wrote:Guy next to me(weirdo) this Friday is going to KOKO in Camden to see a band called:Clap your hands say Yeah.

I sais Yeah ok.

'Most Of the time you are happy, you're a WEIRDO!....and before the introduction ends,there's someone feeling sorry for themselves..look at your ugly shame, what are youtalking for.....it's too much for me to know about'

Weirdo-The Charlatans(U.S version of Sprosten Green on there too)

Couldn't resist posting, you could sing the song at the guy next to you Dot

Editors at the Brixton Academy but not till May