Red Mosquito

i got bugs wrote:STP and billy strings this month

Sure do wish they’d do some Perdida shows.

daft twat wrote:

i got bugs wrote:STP and billy strings this month

Sure do wish they’d do some Perdida shows.

Had tickets for the Peridia tour in a beautiful, small venue for February 2020. I think it was sickness that postponed that date and then Covid shutdown killed it.

I have tickets to see Gary Clark, Jr. w/ Blackillac supporting on 11/2. Last saw him right before he announced This Land.

A good week for buying tickets.

Bryan Adams - NYE 2021 - That should actually be good. He's a Vancouver kid playing his hometown. Has good (if your Canadian) hometown bands opening; 54-40 and Mother Mother. Some generic Can-pop to end the year.
Brian Fallon - Feb 2022
Marcus King Band - May 2022

Canada has been way behind the US in getting concerts going again. My first concert since Marcus King in Feb 2020 is Rival Sons next month and Cowboy Junkies later that same month.

surfndestroy wrote:A good week for buying tickets.

Bryan Adams - NYE 2021 - That should actually be good. He's a Vancouver kid playing his hometown. Has good (if your Canadian) hometown bands opening; 54-40 and Mother Mother. Some generic Can-pop to end the year.
Brian Fallon - Feb 2022
Marcus King Band - May 2022

Canada has been way behind the US in getting concerts going again. My first concert since Marcus King in Feb 2020 is Rival Sons next month and Cowboy Junkies later that same month.

Fallon and MKB must be following each other. Down here March 2nd then the 4th and 5th.

Got tickets to Marcus King Band at the Capitol Theatre on March 5th. 3rd MKB show, and 2nd at the Cap.

Glass Animals just announced an Australian tour

Finally saw Steely Dan. Here is the setlist.

Steely Dan
11/14/21
Bethlehem, PA
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Phantom Raiders
Night by Night
Hey Nineteen
Black Friday
Aja
Kid Charlemagne
Black Cow
Godwhacker
Bad Sneakers
Time Out of Mind
Home At Last
Dirty Work
Keep That Same Old Feeling
Peg
My Old School
Bodhisattva
Reelin' in the Years
A Man Ain't Supposed to Cry

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Glass Animals just announced an Australian tour

So close, yet so far.

Royal Blood at First Ave in April

After my triumphant return to live music was thwarted earlier this year by inclement weather, I'm happy to announce that I FINALLY made it to a live concert this past Saturday!

Saw Martin Sexton (KT Tunstall opened and was surprisingly great) in Terrytown, NY at the Terrytown Music Hall. Smaller venue, about 800 people. Amazing sound/acoustics.

The show was awesome. Marty was phenomenal, as always. There really is nothing quite like live music.

epilogue wrote:After my triumphant return to live music was thwarted earlier this year by inclement weather, I'm happy to announce that I FINALLY made it to a live concert this past Saturday!

Saw Martin Sexton (KT Tunstall opened and was surprisingly great) in Terrytown, NY at the Terrytown Music Hall. Smaller venue, about 800 people. Amazing sound/acoustics.

The show was awesome. Marty was phenomenal, as always. There really is nothing quite like live music.

Oooh. I haven’t been to that venue yet but heard great things! I feel like if I do I might be cheating on the Cap.

liebzz wrote:

epilogue wrote:After my triumphant return to live music was thwarted earlier this year by inclement weather, I'm happy to announce that I FINALLY made it to a live concert this past Saturday!

Saw Martin Sexton (KT Tunstall opened and was surprisingly great) in Terrytown, NY at the Terrytown Music Hall. Smaller venue, about 800 people. Amazing sound/acoustics.

The show was awesome. Marty was phenomenal, as always. There really is nothing quite like live music.

Oooh. I haven’t been to that venue yet but heard great things! I feel like if I do I might be cheating on the Cap.

You should check it out. It's a great little venue. And the people watching! Holy shit, I've never seen so many just HAMMERED 50+ year olds in my life. It was something.

Im watching a local trapper, Wos, next week. First show since the pandemic. Cant remember the last one.

tragabigzanda wrote: How does their live sound compared to their studio sound? Is it a totally different experience once there's reverb and bass traps and standing waves and all the other things that their filtered out of their studio recordings? Is the energy very different?

The sound was great. It had the energy and feel of a jazz concert. Not at all like a rock band trying to re-create their record but not loose either. One of the backing vocalists sang lead on "Dirty Work" which was a total buzzkill. But other than that I found it highly enjoyable in a classy way.

Saw Kacey Musgraves tonight at MSG. Amazing show! Laughed and cried and was blown away by being among so many fans... It was special and emotional.

Cryler D.urden

Bawl Night

Can’t Weep