Me and Tash went. She knows some of his stuff.
He's married to Rhianna (with three kids) if that helps.
As Riss said he's got some good tunes. The energy from the kids in the standing area was impressive.
Me and Tash went. She knows some of his stuff.
He's married to Rhianna (with three kids) if that helps.
As Riss said he's got some good tunes. The energy from the kids in the standing area was impressive.
Yesterday was Psych Fest in Manchester. Always a fantastic day. So many clashes of bands you'd really want to. Ty Segall was on one of the main stages but was watching Holy Wave who were superb Texas psyche rock. Model/Actriz a delightful mashing together of bleak angular riffs and beats with camp vogueing. Mandy Indiana stepped up from playing a 300 capacity room to packing the Ritz and were utterly compelling. The one act id only found by checking through the line up was Ghostwoman. Liked their tunes and so took a punt. Fucking amazing. Some serious heads in the place getting utterly blown away. Deep swampy guitar riff layers and straight down drums keeping it together. Effortless and nonchalant. Something of The Gun Club about them. Roll up a couple and go and see them.
youtu.be/w4FLVFPY2Nw?is=xruYiFhOwwV3xkdn
And they play Bodega on the 9th. Tempted to drive over.
In more mainstream news an on way to Wembley to see Bon Jovi. Have a head cold that has developed so frankly be better on the sofa at home, but am heroically soldiering on!
Are you half way there yet?
Bad Medicine?
I used to Hate Bon Jovi when they were in their pomp. I don't hate them now. I am guessing that I am probably getting close to death and have made peace with the fact that nothing in the world is perfect.
Or I have softened and realised that music can be perfectly harmless and it's not going to kill me. Probably the former.
Chicago: Still trying to get over Twisted Sister with Sebastian Bach.