A hot (very hot) night on the coast watching Blur do their thing at Eastbourne. Bit rough and ready in places but tons of fun :)
Going to be some sore arms and legs at the old folks home this morning. Great show from The Damned last night, tons of new stuff too.
Well worth turning up early for The Nightingales.
Stu retweeted
In 1994 @thewonder_stuff had pencilled in a tour of Ireland to promote their 4th album. Due to the band splitting plans were scrapped & 500 T-shirts were to be destroyed
One of these T-shirts was recently sold @Sothebys for £1000 making it the most collectible music T-shirt
Stu retweeted
WATCH THE VIDEO for ‘Thanks For Reaching Out’, the first single and title track from my new album (pre order April 5). WARNING: If this video doesn’t move you, you might be a member of the Conservative party. To paraphrase Lloyd Cole, be ready to be heartbroken. #tfro
If Suede can't go to Brixton then we will go to Suede (well, Bexhill).
Cracking set and always a treat when they break out an oldie like Together.
Been a long while since I've seen Pixies smile that much during a gig - they normally save it until the bows.
Nice Trompe heavy setlist though so it's smiles all round :)
Up to Islington for the delights of @mrjimBob who was excellent as ever (doesn't know the words to his own songs but the band are great 🔥).
Just enough rain to make the homebound train stink of wet dog..
Stu retweeted
This is the announcement we never wanted to make, & we do so with a very heavy heart: Wilko Johnson has died. He passed away at home on Monday 21st November. Thank you for respecting the family's privacy at this very sad time. RIP Wilko Johnson.
(Image: Leif Laaksonen)
Might make a difference, @wearejames ! :)
Nothing more satisfying than just shutting the browser on the Blur presale and feeling 300 quid better off. They really are pisstake prices.
Helsinki for the Sad and The Cure.
Too much dungarees, not enough new songs! Was ace tho :)
(Don't drop Cold)
Bond night at the Albert Hall, tons of stars on stage and off.
Can't go wrong with any gig that kicks off with Shirley Bassey belting out Diamonds and then Goldfinger.
Friday night trip down to Brighton for The House Of Love, new stuff slotted in nicely and any gig that finishes with the drummer on their feet is a winner. Pete Astor in good form too.



























































