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Artist: The Breeders
Support: Pip Blom
Venue: Leeds University Stylus
Date: 29.5.18
I’d waited many years to see The Breeders play live, with chances to do so being few and far between. Sounding flawlessly and exuding cool, the atmosphere of this gig took me back to my student days and reminded why the band have been a firm favourite ever since.
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Setlist:
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Artist: Aziz Ibrahim & Dal Singh Rattan (Aziz & Dal)
Support: Bloxed Beats / Toria Garbutt, Louise Fazackerley & Kirsty Taylor (Nymphs & Thugs) / Testament
Venue: Trouble at Mill, Sunny Bank Mills, Farsley
Date: 27.5.18
As always, an impressive array of talent formed the line-up for the last ever ‘Trouble at Mill’ before the venue was to be demolished – therefore ‘Rubble at Mill’ on this occasion.
Music, spoken word poetry and beatboxing, accompanied by fine food and drink. Such nights will be missed but the spirit lives on in a new home; The Constitutional, Farsley.
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Artist: From The Jam
Support: Steve Cradock
Venue: Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
Date: 17.5.18
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A potentially great gig, spoiled by an appalling crowd who talked loudly throughout Steve & Sally Cradock’s acoustic support set and then continued to drunkenly chat and chant lyrics over Foxton & Hasting’s acoustic reworkings of The Jam classics.
This is the only occasion on which I’ve walked out of a gig at the usually exemplary Brudenell Social Club.
Gig culture is changing for the worse. People need to shut the f*ck up and watch the band, or piss-off to the pub for a chat, so those of us who want to hear the gig can do so.
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Artist: Wolfgang Flür
Support: Peter Duugal / Virginia Wing & XAM Duo
Venue: Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
Date: 12.5.18
Chances to see Kraftwerk live are few and far between and tickets are ever illusive – so the opportunity to see one of their key former members (1973 – 1989) was not to be missed.
At 71 years of age, Wolfgang Flür was no doubt the oldest and savviest guy in the room as he performed reworked versions of classic Kraftwerk tunes along with new material.
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