Category: Live Reviews
By Guest on May 27, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Bands, New Releases, Albums, Shows, Royal Albert Hall, Live Reviews, Featured, Savoy, Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, a-ha, Magne F, Lauren Waaktaar-Savoy, Morten Harket, Erin Hill | 0 Comments
By: David Naylor
How many times do you go to a concert and get four shows for the price of one? Well, this was the case at The Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, 24th May 2008. I have followed a-ha since the early days (23 years to be exact) and given my first concert was in […]
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By Lindsey Davis on May 7, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Shows, Birmingham, Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant, T Bone Burnett, Alison Krauss, Live Reviews, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, O Brother Where Art Thou | 0 Comments
Birmingham has changed a lot in the last twenty years or so, and I was most aware of it last night (5 May, 2008), when my folks and I were in the city to catch Robert Plant and Alison Krauss at the National Indoor Arena.
Like Plant, we hail from West Bromwich in the heart of […]
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By Lindsey Davis on May 1, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Shows, Oxford, Live Reviews, Angus & Julia Stone, Jericho Tavern | 0 Comments
Photo credit: Gina Policelli. Regular readers will recall how much I love Angus & Julia Stones’ album ‘A Book Like This’, so it was no surprise that I hotfooted it to Oxford’s Jericho Tavern …
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By Jenny May on Apr 30, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Videos, Interviews, youtube, New Releases, London, New Jersey, Bonnaroo, Nicole Atkins, David Letterman, Artists, Live Reviews, Featured, Soho Review Bar, Raymond Review Bar, All Points West | 0 Comments
Nicole Atkins is one to watch - and I’ve found out why first hand. The singer/songwriter New Jersey native has been on tour in Europe with her band, the Sea, and I was lucky enough to catch her show while she was in London …
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By Jenny May on Mar 27, 2008 in Music, Reviews, Bands, Albums, Shows, Oxford, Eels, Mark Oliver Everett, Hugh Everett III, BBC Four, Live Reviews, New Theatre, Featured, The Chet, Jeffrey Lyster | 3 Comments
Last Sunday (March 23), I went to the New Theatre in Oxford for the Eels show. Before moving to England I didn’t know much about the Eels - even though the founder of Eels, Mark Oliver Everett, AKA E, is originally from Virginia and now LA. Here in England though, the handful of musicians that […]
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By Jenny May on Mar 12, 2008 in Music, Tour Dates, Reviews, Bands, Guillemots, New Releases, Albums, Shows, Oxford, Fyfe Dangerfield, Carling Academy Oxford, Live Reviews, Featured, Tommo, Ida Maria | 0 Comments
Guillemots played downstairs at the Carling Academy Oxford on Monday, March 10th. I’ve seen them play quite a few times, and the set that they played Monday night was possibly one of their best.
Fyfe Dangerfield’s voice was on form, sailing through the high notes - and with Fyfe the notes do tend to get pretty […]
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By Lindsey Davis on Mar 7, 2008 in Music, Reviews, London, Albums, Hammersmith Apollo, Live Reviews, Neil Young | 1 Comment
So I was rockin’ in the free world last night (March 5, 2008) with my parents as we headed to London to check out Neil Young. I was turned onto Young by my parents who are huge fans and who were keen to share him with me. Having worked my way through his back catalogue […]
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By Lindsey Davis on Feb 6, 2008 in Music, Tour Dates, Reviews, Bands, Albums, Shows, Oxford, Richard Hawley, Pulp, Vincent Vincent and the Villains, Live Reviews, New Theatre | 0 Comments
I have long been an admirer of Richard Hawley’s and am really pleased that he is finally receiving the recognition he deserves, having previously served on guitar duty with indie underachievers The Longpigs and the wonderful Pulp. His recent albums ‘Coles Corner’ and ‘Lady’s Bridge’ set the bar extremely high for the support act, who […]
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