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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

carnforth

I love live music and there's so much great variety out there across the UK. I rarely go to big gigs though (not good in crowds) but the intimacy and engagement of a small club gig of original music is special. Lately I have seen

Songhoy Blues

Rozi Plain

Haiku Salut

MC50 + Michael Monroe

Tangerinecat + The Dyr Sister

Pill Fangs

Sammus + Mega Ran

Anna Meredith

Hatis Noit + Rival Consoles

Tomorrow We Sail + Otto Lindholm + 100 year old man

What about you?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I’ve been to every U2 tour since 1987s Jashua Tree at Wembley, they are the best at live shows, helps if you like their music of course.

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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

carnforth


"I’ve been to every U2 tour since 1987s Jashua Tree at Wembley, they are the best at live shows, helps if you like their music of course."

I'm not a great U2 fan but I'm not keen on places like Wembley.

Some bands suit a huge arena but a lot have to play them because they're popular but their sound is less suited for it and more suited for a smaller venue.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

yeah i get that, when U2 done the Elevation tour, that was all Arena around the world, apart from Slane Castle, i went to that one, it was like a festival, the line up was.

Kelis

JJ72

The Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Coldplay

probably the best show i’ve ever been to.

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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

carnforth


"yeah i get that, when U2 done the Elevation tour, that was all Arena around the world, apart from Slane Castle, i went to that one, it was like a festival, the line up was.

Kelis

JJ72

The Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Coldplay

probably the best show i’ve ever been to."

I've got a ticket for Janelle Monae in Manchester this summer

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Not sure i’ll be bothering any more going to gigs, there’s no other bands that really take my fancy.

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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

carnforth


"Not sure i’ll be bothering any more going to gigs, there’s no other bands that really take my fancy."

That's disappointing to hear. So many great (in my opinion) acts playing to 100-200 people all over the country for a few quid.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Not sure i’ll be bothering any more going to gigs, there’s no other bands that really take my fancy.

That's disappointing to hear. So many great (in my opinion) acts playing to 100-200 people all over the country for a few quid. "

i have no doubt, the pub scene for live acts is quite good here.

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By *orksRockerMan  over a year ago

Bradford

In smallish venues, look out for:

* Rival Sons

* The Picturebooks

* Monster Truck - terrible name but damn great rock/blues band.

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By *lceeWoman  over a year ago

Leeds


"I’ve been to every U2 tour since 1987s Jashua Tree at Wembley, they are the best at live shows, helps if you like their music of course."

Ooohhh...I’ve been to all of them since Zooropa. Massive fan though so its akin to a religious experience for me. I practically exploded in happiness at their Joshua Tree reboot tour

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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

carnforth


"In smallish venues, look out for:

* Rival Sons

* The Picturebooks

* Monster Truck - terrible name but damn great rock/blues band. "

Oh there are worse names than that around.

If that's your type of music do you know Massive Wagons? Local to me. Very good

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

In my youth was at gigs at least one a month they were affordable then. Seen most of the big Rock bands also saw Jackson live twice Rolling Stones Mike Oldfield Stevie Wonder Wings. Latest band live Mumford and Sons in Hyde Park great show. Was supposed to see Ozzy in O2 but he pulled out due to being sick. Love seeing little bands in small clubs and pubs too and some excellent tribute bands too.

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By *ancasterman OP   Man  over a year ago

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"In my youth was at gigs at least one a month they were affordable then. Seen most of the big Rock bands also saw Jackson live twice Rolling Stones Mike Oldfield Stevie Wonder Wings. Latest band live Mumford and Sons in Hyde Park great show. Was supposed to see Ozzy in O2 but he pulled out due to being sick. Love seeing little bands in small clubs and pubs too and some excellent tribute bands too. "

Typically I pay under £20 and sometimes single figure ticket prices.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've seen hundreds possibly thousands of bands over the last 30 years. My preference is smaller gigs but we can occasionally get in to a box at the 02 for free so stadium gigs have been a new experience from me. Saw Def Leppard last year and they were hilariously bad, also Soft Cell's farewell gig that was pretty ace.

My more normal sort of gigs, most recent was the Levellers at the 100 club, and gaz Brookfield in MK. I've got ferocious dog in a couple of weeks, more gaz brookfield, skinny lister, Frank Turner at folk by the oak. There's probably more that I've forgotten too

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