The concert and gig thread

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I nabbed some awesome seats for $99 with that discount

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Yeah cheers @Hoffy

I’ve read that thought I may have missed something.

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Damn, that would’ve been great. How’s this part of the set:

‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’ (with Kylie Minogue)
‘The Mercy Seat’
‘Papa Won’t Leave You, Henry’
‘Red Right Hand’
‘The Weeping Song’

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Jubilee Street after the Weeping Song is arguably his best song live

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Paranoid Android @ Brunswick Ballroom with horns.

Little miss J is down the front there somewhere in awe of what live music sounds like, one of the best days of my life right here right now watching her.:grin:

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Planning 20 show only tours after the success of the European shows late last year.

Cycle through North America, South America and Asia/Oceania.

Most likely North America first then down here possibly late 2027 or Early 2028.

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This might belong in the “You know you’re getting old …” thread, but I saw them doing that song together 30 years ago at the Melbourne Big Day Out.

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Can’t wait to see Nick try Especially for you and Kids on for size

Anyone going to see Massive Attack next week?

Fair few weekends of entertainment… Dee Why Hotel from 85/86-ish.

I know I keep hammering the point, but the live Aus music scene in the 80’s and into the early 90’s was off-the-charts good.

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Spy vs Spy had to change their name because of copyright issues with Mad Magazine.

They became v.Spy v.Spy

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We crashed there one night after driving all the way from Bowen (27 hours non-stop).

Goanna were playing downstairs. Slept through the whole thing we were that knackered.

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I would love to see Massive Attack in principle, but the idea of seeing them at a sit-down stadium gig leaves me cold.

Play the Forum or something, damn you.

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The ‘genre’ is not really my thing but Teardrop got me into them years ago and I do appreciate their work. Rod Laver wouldn’t be too bad, but a smaller forum gig would be sublime.

Wasn’t too bad in the 1970s either.

And this festival keeps it reputation of asembling the weirdest lineups you ever wanna see, although maybe not as weird as previous years. Choirboys is a nice touch.

Hopefully Millencolin do a side show.

there’s a bit here I’d like to see, but also a bunch I really, really don’t. Fark off, Fred.

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Not sure Grinspoon will be playing - Phil Jamieson took a tumble in a recent solo show and fractured his back.

I see the teenyboppers are nicely covered with Simple Plan and All American Rejects. I saw Simple Plan play a free gig in the snow at Whistler about 20 years ago. Not my style of music at all, but they were reasonably entertaining as far as that sort of radio-friendly kiddie-emo-punk stuff goes.

A few bands in that line-up that I didn’t realise were still going.

Yeah i heard about that. It was pretty bad apparantly, and even worse, it happened in Traralgon!