THE BEST LIVE MUSIC FOR THE MONTH AHEAD
I’m writing this after seeing Taylor Fucking Swift in NORWICH at the Radio 1 Big Weekend so I beg your pardon if I’m not overly enthused about anything else in the world right now. I supped on tiny wines and slut-dropped left right and centre. IT WAS GREAT.
And so to the job at hand: On the 1st,at the Bicycle Shopwe have Whetherman,moniker of independent singer- songwriter Nicholas Williams, who has released five full-length albums, number 6 ’Seeds for Harvest’ arrives soon and follows the smash hit records ‘Reaping what you so?”, “Sun-rise over the Fuck Shack”, “Moving in (crop)Circles” and “Might a crow scare a scare crow when scary crowing crows scare and crow in the annals of my mind?”
Some of that is definitely true.
Congolese Soukous outfit Explosive Nzakombaare at Te Bicycle Shopthe day after. From the one shit video clip I could find online, they sound pretty good. Good luck dancing in that little room though. I reckon you might get a few snotty looks from home-counties bohos if you let the rhythm flow through you.
Eddie Argos Tells You How to Form A Band and Become Famous at Norwich Arts Centre. Tis is also on the 2nd;
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it’s not a music show but it’s Eddie Argos and he’s super so I expect lols and smiles at this.
Te Breaking Sound Launch Party featuring Hello Bear is at Te Waterfront Studioon the 4th.
One of the things I admire the most about Scotland is that it’s against the law to sing in any accent other your your own; breach is punishable by a minimum of 5 years in prison. Admiral Fallow are safe. Slightly on the wrong side of cool, but safe. Tey play with C Duncan and Te Jake Morell Band at Te Waterfront Studioon the 5th.
Grant Ley+ Supports are at Openon the 5thOR go see the incredible, innovative and exciting tUnE-yArDsat Te Waterfront the same evening.
Young Gunsand Nothing But Tieves@ Te Waterfronton the 6th.
Mapped Out presents Rozi Plain at NACon the 7th. If you’re a fan of Tis Is Te Kit and Rachel
Dadd then you’ll love this. I think she’s ace, Te Woodland Creatures and Vase are supporting.
You Me At Sixplay at the UEAon the 11th.
Marla, Horse Party, Happy Coloured Marbles & Perfect Mistakes hit up OPENon the 13th.
Worry Dolls are at Te Bicycle Shopon the 16th. Tey sound okay. Teir latest video is fucking shocking though. Tey’ve just finished their album in Nashville. I’m not sure there’s any room left for locals in Tennessee because it’s full of posh English people cutting some great records and scrabbling around for porches they can say they jammed on.
Death Matchat NACon the 18th.He’s that one what owned that little shit who was still at school at some televised rap battle. Pleasing.
Dove & Boweevil play at OPENon the 19thwith Te Voxettes.
Kobra And Te Lotus bring their Girls Girls Girls Tour to Te Waterfront Studioon the 23rd.Lol lol lol. SO BAD.
✯✯✯✯✯ GRAVY’S TRACK of the
MONTH ✯✯✯✯✯
YGN Festival feat Te Gazelles is at Te Waterfront Studioon the 25th.Tis is a young persons showcase type thing. Live experiences for young bands, good stuff.
‘OUT OF SIGHT’ BY
HORSE PARTY
Danny & Te Champions Of Te World play with Michele Stodart and Goat Roper at Te Waterfront Studio on the
17th.Last time I saw Danny & Te Champs several people ended up in tears and one of the members shoved a microphone up his arse.
On the same day Andrew Jackson Jihadis at Te Owl Sanctuarywith Hard Girls & Ducking Punches.
Mark Grist and MC Mixy present Dead Poets’
Finish up with some easy listening if you want, in the form of Julie Dexter at Te Bicycle Shop on the 30th. I
think I’ll just go and see Mad Max again.
Just a reminder that I don’t mention sold out shows or cover bands because what’s the point and cba.
BYE
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