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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 23, 2023 10:48:40 GMT
Airbourne in Manchester. Quality, my ears are ringing to fuck, haven't had that in a long time. Outstanding front man, disciple of Lemmy and paid a great tribute to him. Fast and furious all the way through. I’ll be catching them Saturday in the welsh mountains at Steelhouse Festival, did you catch Florence Black (support act)? Love this band and their first album. No. I bought tickets on the strength that Blues Pills (who are excellent) were supporting them, but they fucked off to a festival in Portugal so we got Black Spiders instead, who were very meh. I'd love to see Florence Black, haven't got around to it yet. The Damn Truth in Leek on Friday next. I'd highly recommend tickets to them for anybody local at a loose end. I'm not a festival person but Steel house is about the one that I'd consider.
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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 23, 2023 10:52:06 GMT
Airbourne in Manchester. Quality, my ears are ringing to fuck, haven't had that in a long time. Outstanding front man, disciple of Lemmy and paid a great tribute to him. Fast and furious all the way through. Airbourne are a terrific live band. Not seen them for a few years now but sounds like they’re still doing it. First time I've seen them. The tinnitus is still there. I'm not one for photographing or filming gigs but I've got a couple of minutes of the lead singer being walked into the middle of the crowd on someone's shoulders, playing guitar and smashing a can of lager on his head until it bursts and sprays everywhere. He's awesome! Exactly like I'd imagine somebody who drinks in Crocodile Dundee's local.
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Post by stiggerstackle on Jul 23, 2023 15:09:21 GMT
Yoodoo Voodoo and Falling Doves at the Artisan Tap. Yoodoo are a Stoke band, Doves are from LA (and it shows!). Great night, good bands, good beer, ears are ringing, life is good 👍 Was this last night? I was busy getting leathered in every other pub around there. Annoyed I missed it if so Yes mate, last night, 2 cracking bands 👍
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Post by 36dd on Jul 23, 2023 15:19:39 GMT
I’ll be catching them Saturday in the welsh mountains at Steelhouse Festival, did you catch Florence Black (support act)? Love this band and their first album. No. I bought tickets on the strength that Blues Pills (who are excellent) were supporting them, but they fucked off to a festival in Portugal so we got Black Spiders instead, who were very meh. I'd love to see Florence Black, haven't got around to it yet. The Damn Truth in Leek on Friday next. I'd highly recommend tickets to them for anybody local at a loose end. I'm not a festival person but Steel house is about the one that I'd consider. Blue Pills have pulled out of Steelhouse as well and said it was because the lead singer is ill? Black Spiders have replaced them which is a bit disappointing as I was looking forward to checking out Blue Pills. First time at Steelhouse but looking forward to it
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Post by 36dd on Jul 23, 2023 15:21:35 GMT
Airbourne are a terrific live band. Not seen them for a few years now but sounds like they’re still doing it. First time I've seen them. The tinnitus is still there. I'm not one for photographing or filming gigs but I've got a couple of minutes of the lead singer being walked into the middle of the crowd on someone's shoulders, playing guitar and smashing a can of lager on his head until it bursts and sprays everywhere. He's awesome! Exactly like I'd imagine somebody who drinks in Crocodile Dundee's local. Airbourne’s lead singer is nuts and there’s plenty of videos of him climbing up the rafters of the main stage and playing his guitar whilst hanging off it.
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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 23, 2023 15:38:06 GMT
No. I bought tickets on the strength that Blues Pills (who are excellent) were supporting them, but they fucked off to a festival in Portugal so we got Black Spiders instead, who were very meh. I'd love to see Florence Black, haven't got around to it yet. The Damn Truth in Leek on Friday next. I'd highly recommend tickets to them for anybody local at a loose end. I'm not a festival person but Steel house is about the one that I'd consider. Blue Pills have pulled out of Steelhouse as well and said it was because the lead singer is ill? Black Spiders have replaced them which is a bit disappointing as I was looking forward to checking out Blue Pills. First time at Steelhouse but looking forward to it Looked to me like they were playing a festival in Portugal instead. I've seen them about 3 or 4 times, they're excellent. The lead singer has a ridiculous voice.
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Post by 36dd on Jul 23, 2023 15:49:21 GMT
Blue Pills have pulled out of Steelhouse as well and said it was because the lead singer is ill? Black Spiders have replaced them which is a bit disappointing as I was looking forward to checking out Blue Pills. First time at Steelhouse but looking forward to it Looked to me like they were playing a festival in Portugal instead. I've seen them about 3 or 4 times, they're excellent. The lead singer has a ridiculous voice. Steelhouse, sadly, due to ill health and, let's face it, health come first, Blues Pills are unable to appear at SH2023 next Saturday. Please give Elin your very best wishes. However, swooping in like the super heroes we all know they are, it's those inimitable Sons of the North, Black Spiders! With this there will be an amendment to the running order on Saturday. These are as follows - BLACK SPIDERS - 2:15pm - 3:00pm BLACK MIRRORS - 3:30pm - 4:20pm THE DAMN TRUTH - 4:50pm - 5:40pm FLORENCE BLACK - 6:10pm - 7:10pm All other set times remain the same. So it's best wishes to Blues Pills and it's FUBS - thanks for stepping into the breach at the 11th hour.
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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 23, 2023 17:40:54 GMT
Looked to me like they were playing a festival in Portugal instead. I've seen them about 3 or 4 times, they're excellent. The lead singer has a ridiculous voice. Steelhouse, sadly, due to ill health and, let's face it, health come first, Blues Pills are unable to appear at SH2023 next Saturday. Please give Elin your very best wishes. However, swooping in like the super heroes we all know they are, it's those inimitable Sons of the North, Black Spiders! With this there will be an amendment to the running order on Saturday. These are as follows - BLACK SPIDERS - 2:15pm - 3:00pm BLACK MIRRORS - 3:30pm - 4:20pm THE DAMN TRUTH - 4:50pm - 5:40pm FLORENCE BLACK - 6:10pm - 7:10pm All other set times remain the same. So it's best wishes to Blues Pills and it's FUBS - thanks for stepping into the breach at the 11th hour. That's a shame. If you get the chance and they tour again later, take it. They hold their own with anyone. The Damn Truth and Florence Black will be decent. I was hoping The Cold Stares might do an extended tour around here but they seem to just be doing 4 shows down south.
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Post by 36dd on Jul 23, 2023 18:41:05 GMT
Steelhouse, sadly, due to ill health and, let's face it, health come first, Blues Pills are unable to appear at SH2023 next Saturday. Please give Elin your very best wishes. However, swooping in like the super heroes we all know they are, it's those inimitable Sons of the North, Black Spiders! With this there will be an amendment to the running order on Saturday. These are as follows - BLACK SPIDERS - 2:15pm - 3:00pm BLACK MIRRORS - 3:30pm - 4:20pm THE DAMN TRUTH - 4:50pm - 5:40pm FLORENCE BLACK - 6:10pm - 7:10pm All other set times remain the same. So it's best wishes to Blues Pills and it's FUBS - thanks for stepping into the breach at the 11th hour. That's a shame. If you get the chance and they tour again later, take it. They hold their own with anyone. The Damn Truth and Florence Black will be decent. I was hoping The Cold Stares might do an extended tour around here but they seem to just be doing 4 shows down south. Still looking forward to it, Those Damn Crows, When Rivers Meet, Elegant Weapons, Kira Mac, plus Kris Barras Band, Black Stone Cherry in addition to Airbourne will make it a top festival.
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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 23, 2023 19:02:47 GMT
That's a shame. If you get the chance and they tour again later, take it. They hold their own with anyone. The Damn Truth and Florence Black will be decent. I was hoping The Cold Stares might do an extended tour around here but they seem to just be doing 4 shows down south. Still looking forward to it, Those Damn Crows, When Rivers Meet, Elegant Weapons, Kira Mac, plus Kris Barras Band, Black Stone Cherry in addition to Airbourne will make it a top festival. Apart from Elegant Weapons I've seen all of those and would gladly pay to again. That's a great line up.
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Post by 36dd on Jul 23, 2023 19:14:51 GMT
Still looking forward to it, Those Damn Crows, When Rivers Meet, Elegant Weapons, Kira Mac, plus Kris Barras Band, Black Stone Cherry in addition to Airbourne will make it a top festival. Apart from Elegant Weapons I've seen all of those and would gladly pay to again. That's a great line up. Elegant Weapons is a good listen. The festival is definitely worth the fee.
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Post by Paul Spencer on Jul 24, 2023 11:28:23 GMT
The Who in Brighton last night ...
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Post by NassauDave on Jul 24, 2023 15:32:58 GMT
Looked to me like they were playing a festival in Portugal instead. I've seen them about 3 or 4 times, they're excellent. The lead singer has a ridiculous voice. Steelhouse, sadly, due to ill health and, let's face it, health come first, Blues Pills are unable to appear at SH2023 next Saturday. Please give Elin your very best wishes. However, swooping in like the super heroes we all know they are, it's those inimitable Sons of the North, Black Spiders! With this there will be an amendment to the running order on Saturday. These are as follows - BLACK SPIDERS - 2:15pm - 3:00pm BLACK MIRRORS - 3:30pm - 4:20pm THE DAMN TRUTH - 4:50pm - 5:40pm FLORENCE BLACK - 6:10pm - 7:10pm All other set times remain the same. So it's best wishes to Blues Pills and it's FUBS - thanks for stepping into the breach at the 11th hour. Are Black Lace on there too?
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Post by telfordstoke on Jul 24, 2023 17:37:27 GMT
Steelhouse, sadly, due to ill health and, let's face it, health come first, Blues Pills are unable to appear at SH2023 next Saturday. Please give Elin your very best wishes. However, swooping in like the super heroes we all know they are, it's those inimitable Sons of the North, Black Spiders! With this there will be an amendment to the running order on Saturday. These are as follows - BLACK SPIDERS - 2:15pm - 3:00pm BLACK MIRRORS - 3:30pm - 4:20pm THE DAMN TRUTH - 4:50pm - 5:40pm FLORENCE BLACK - 6:10pm - 7:10pm All other set times remain the same. So it's best wishes to Blues Pills and it's FUBS - thanks for stepping into the breach at the 11th hour. Are Black Lace on there too? With Black Uhuru with a cameo from a hologram of Cilla. It's a lorra lorra Blacks and no mistake
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Post by felonious on Jul 24, 2023 19:52:49 GMT
Belle and Sebastian at the Academy in Manchester last Friday and for the first time with both the indoctrinated kids....they were weaned on Belle and Sebastian.... and their partners I bought the tickets two years ago with two postponements one for Covid and the second for illness but Praise the Lord it was well worth the wait. It was a lucky dip of what we got to hear because the band bugger about with the playlist so much it's virtually a different gig every night with only The boy with the Arab strap a definite starter and everything else up for grabs. My lad was happy that he got his core five tracks in starting with his fave Nobody's Empire and ending with mine, Lazy line Painter Jane. Absolutely belting atmosphere and a group loving it. What a band.
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Post by dexter97 on Jul 25, 2023 8:11:11 GMT
Belle and Sebastian at the Academy in Manchester last Friday and for the first time with both the indoctrinated kids....they were weaned on Belle and Sebastian.... and their partners I bought the tickets two years ago with two postponements one for Covid and the second for illness but Praise the Lord it was well worth the wait. It was a lucky dip of what we got to hear because the band bugger about with the playlist so much it's virtually a different gig every night with only The boy with the Arab strap a definite starter and everything else up for grabs. My lad was happy that he got his core five tracks in starting with his fave Nobody's Empire and ending with mine, Lazy line Painter Jane. Absolutely belting atmosphere and a group loving it. What a band. Superb gig. I mean, I've not been to a bad B&S show, but the energy at this one was immense. Nice to see Stuart revitalised and obviously loving it. I didn't think it was the most radical setlist by their standards. I'd never seen them play 'Your Cover's Blown' before, and they absolutely nailed it, so that was a bit of a highlight for me. 'Nobody's Empire' is a family favourite of my lot too, and the last time I saw them do that was seven or eight years ago (also in Manchester), so that went down well. I was surprised (but not really disappointed) that there were only three tracks from the last couple of albums. Surprisingly young crowd, which is great to see. Talking to a few of them, it seems they were not all indoctrinated by their old fart parents!
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Post by pretzel on Jul 26, 2023 4:42:46 GMT
Hannah Aldridge at Biddulph St. Lawrence's last night.
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Post by Vadiation_Ribe on Jul 26, 2023 18:46:37 GMT
Hannah Aldridge at Biddulph St. Lawrence's last night. I was there too. I loved the unplugged "Dream of America" for the encore. Hoping I can catch her with the band later in the year. They put on some good gigs in Biddulph. Anyone into Americana, country, and folk should keep an eye out.
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Post by pretzel on Jul 26, 2023 19:10:12 GMT
Hannah Aldridge at Biddulph St. Lawrence's last night. I was there too. I loved the unplugged "Dream of America" for the encore. Hoping I can catch her with the band later in the year. They put on some good gigs in Biddulph. Anyone into Americana, country, and folk should keep an eye out. Yet you've not been to one of our gigs yet.... Shame on you sir
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Post by Vadiation_Ribe on Jul 27, 2023 10:51:38 GMT
I was there too. I loved the unplugged "Dream of America" for the encore. Hoping I can catch her with the band later in the year. They put on some good gigs in Biddulph. Anyone into Americana, country, and folk should keep an eye out. Yet you've not been to one of our gigs yet.... Shame on you sir I've been meaning to go to a gig in Biddulph for even longer, as I've known Jo who puts them on for a few years. Anyway - breaking news on that front: tickets booked for Rodney Branigan! Thanks for the reminder. I'm away again for Luke Jackson. I think it was October-ish he played last year?
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Post by felonious on Jul 28, 2023 18:57:12 GMT
Belle and Sebastian at the Academy in Manchester last Friday and for the first time with both the indoctrinated kids....they were weaned on Belle and Sebastian.... and their partners I bought the tickets two years ago with two postponements one for Covid and the second for illness but Praise the Lord it was well worth the wait. It was a lucky dip of what we got to hear because the band bugger about with the playlist so much it's virtually a different gig every night with only The boy with the Arab strap a definite starter and everything else up for grabs. My lad was happy that he got his core five tracks in starting with his fave Nobody's Empire and ending with mine, Lazy line Painter Jane. Absolutely belting atmosphere and a group loving it. What a band. Superb gig. I mean, I've not been to a bad B&S show, but the energy at this one was immense. Nice to see Stuart revitalised and obviously loving it. I didn't think it was the most radical setlist by their standards. I'd never seen them play 'Your Cover's Blown' before, and they absolutely nailed it, so that was a bit of a highlight for me. 'Nobody's Empire' is a family favourite of my lot too, and the last time I saw them do that was seven or eight years ago (also in Manchester), so that went down well. I was surprised (but not really disappointed) that there were only three tracks from the last couple of albums. Surprisingly young crowd, which is great to see. Talking to a few of them, it seems they were not all indoctrinated by their old fart parents! Three of our party were seeing them for the first time and all three commented on how enjoyable it was and that Stuart's joy in performing was infectious. They were all smiles when 30 odd fans got un stage to do the obligatory dance to the Boy with the Arab Strap. I don't know whether you've caught them recreating the video to Jonathon David by inviting the "love interest" on to the stage?
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Post by ChesterStokie on Jul 28, 2023 20:30:58 GMT
On the subject of Belle & Sebastian, I had the great pleasure about 3 weeks ago in Liverpool...
This was my first visit to Liverpool Olympia, an old fashioned place just up the hill from the city centre. It smelt somewhat unused and damp, but to be fair it had been raining outside.
I was a bit apprehensive about having to stand up here after a 9 hour marathon at Springsteen 2 nights before but this was a different thing altogether. I got there early enough to get right to the front in the middle, just the people on the barrier in front of me. A really good spread of ages from youngsters to people of my age.
The support act Drug Store Romeos were 4 youngsters. They looked like they should still be at school and had only just learned to play their instruments. They sounded like a cross between London Grammar and the Twin Peaks theme tune but with no melodies or hooks, so not as good either. But they were ok for their half an hour and got a decent reception.
I was not really familiar with B&S work at all. I'd only heard 2 of their albums in full but have 4 or 5 favourite songs of theirs' which I really like. The real reason I went was because of outrageously positive reviews of their work by someone on The Oatcake.
Well I fell in love with B&S right from the off. Stuart Murdoch very much the leader and frontman. Seemed a very likeable man (a bit like like Paul Heaton), no airs and graces with lots of friendly patter.
Musically lots of variety, great tunes, not virtuosos but very competent they were constantly swapping instruments amongst themselves.
The 2 youngsters in front of me were invited up on stage for the dancing section around The Boy With The Arab Strap. The tall man to my left was stopped from going up by security and there was a bit of an argument which threatened to get slightly out of hand but it didn't and then after the dancers had departed the stage Stuart came over to console him with an arm round his shoulder and a selfie. The whole event was very friendly all round. Even the scouse man in the car park was nice.
With schoolboy enthusiasm I got Stuart's paper setlist at the end. On my way out I spoke briefly to the 2 youngsters who had been up on stage. I can't remember the last time I'd seen 2 people so happy and I left feeling the world was a better place.
A few days ago 11 B&S CDs arrived from Music Magpie at £2 a go and I now look forward to the joy of listening to these for the first time whilst driving to watch Stoke City over the coming weeks.
(Review dedicated to felonious with thanks).
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Post by crowey on Jul 29, 2023 5:42:56 GMT
Splendour in the Grass 2023
Now back from Byron Bay, weather for the three days was good, cold, but no rain (Friday with Gorillaz headlining washed out last year)
The reason we actually made the decision to go was that the missus found out that Lewis Capalldi was going to be there & I wanted to see SlowThai. Neither turned up, Lewis due to his ongoing mental health issues and SlowThai apparently due to some sexual misconduct allegations in the UK. Didn’t know anything about this until I got to Byron. Maybe someone can enlighten me?
Anyway, Lewis was replaced by Ocean Alley who cost $20k as opposed to Lewis $250k. None of this passed back to us punters, but swallowed up in the machine as sales were 13% down.
Good
Idles - blew everyone else out of the water Teenage Dads - look out for them when they come to the UK Loyle Carner Royel Otis - again look out for them on tour Sam Fender - too Springstein and not enough Gang of Youths for me. Plenty of NUFC shirts on show! Benee - Bjorkesque stage presence PNau - their usual dancy selves Hilltop Hoods - likewise King Giz Skeggs - Aussie Surf Rock Cub Sport - Brisbane Dice - WA. Funnily enough the second time I have seen them
Shit bin
Lizzo - flashy staging, no substance, commercial radio at its best Mumford and Sons - I think it was Badge who said before I went “I would rather cut my ears off than listen to them” - correct! I did see them at Kuranda (Cairns) about eight years ago; when they were actually quite entertaining. However, now just going through the motions
Wish I’d seen
Pussy Riot - purely to support their political stance against Putin. One of the girls our daughter used to dance with in Innisfail was apparently on stage with them
Would I go again next year? Maybe if the lineup is a lot better. Camper van experience was fun though 😀
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Post by iancransonsknees on Jul 29, 2023 10:52:29 GMT
The Damn Truth at The Foxlowe Arts in Leek.
Excellent performance, one of those bands that sounds more polished live than recorded - if that's possible 🤷
Crowd was disappointing but I think a lot of those that would have been there normally are at Steelhouse this weekend.
What really pissed me off was the ignorance of the cunts there talking over them, absolutely pig ignorant towards those performing and anyone who wanted to listen. They were old enough to know better too.
I really don't get it. If you'd rather talk fuck off to the pub and yack to your mates.
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Post by felonious on Jul 29, 2023 12:34:13 GMT
The Damn Truth at The Foxlowe Arts in Leek. Excellent performance, one of those bands that sounds more polished live than recorded - if that's possible 🤷 Crowd was disappointing but I think a lot of those that would have been there normally are at Steelhouse this weekend. What really pissed me off was the ignorance of the cunts there talking over them, absolutely pig ignorant towards those performing and anyone who wanted to listen. They were old enough to know better too. I really don't get it. If you'd rather talk fuck off to the pub and yack to your mates. It virtually killed off the enjoyment of a gig that I went to this year I think the secret is to get as near to the front as you can and keep your fingers crossed.
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Post by felonious on Jul 29, 2023 12:34:44 GMT
On the subject of Belle & Sebastian, I had the great pleasure about 3 weeks ago in Liverpool... This was my first visit to Liverpool Olympia, an old fashioned place just up the hill from the city centre. It smelt somewhat unused and damp, but to be fair it had been raining outside. I was a bit apprehensive about having to stand up here after a 9 hour marathon at Springsteen 2 nights before but this was a different thing altogether. I got there early enough to get right to the front in the middle, just the people on the barrier in front of me. A really good spread of ages from youngsters to people of my age. The support act Drug Store Romeos were 4 youngsters. They looked like they should still be at school and had only just learned to play their instruments. They sounded like a cross between London Grammar and the Twin Peaks theme tune but with no melodies or hooks, so not as good either. But they were ok for their half an hour and got a decent reception. I was not really familiar with B&S work at all. I'd only heard 2 of their albums in full but have 4 or 5 favourite songs of theirs' which I really like. The real reason I went was because of outrageously positive reviews of their work by someone on The Oatcake. Well I fell in love with B&S right from the off. Stuart Murdoch very much the leader and frontman. Seemed a very likeable man (a bit like like Paul Heaton), no airs and graces with lots of friendly patter. Musically lots of variety, great tunes, not virtuosos but very competent they were constantly swapping instruments amongst themselves. The 2 youngsters in front of me were invited up on stage for the dancing section around The Boy With The Arab Strap. The tall man to my left was stopped from going up by security and there was a bit of an argument which threatened to get slightly out of hand but it didn't and then after the dancers had departed the stage Stuart came over to console him with an arm round his shoulder and a selfie. The whole event was very friendly all round. Even the scouse man in the car park was nice. With schoolboy enthusiasm I got Stuart's paper setlist at the end. On my way out I spoke briefly to the 2 youngsters who had been up on stage. I can't remember the last time I'd seen 2 people so happy and I left feeling the world was a better place. A few days ago 11 B&S CDs arrived from Music Magpie at £2 a go and I now look forward to the joy of listening to these for the first time whilst driving to watch Stoke City over the coming weeks. (Review dedicated to felonious with thanks).
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Post by Paul Spencer on Jul 29, 2023 20:05:09 GMT
The Damn Truth at The Foxlowe Arts in Leek. Excellent performance, one of those bands that sounds more polished live than recorded - if that's possible 🤷 Crowd was disappointing but I think a lot of those that would have been there normally are at Steelhouse this weekend. What really pissed me off was the ignorance of the cunts there talking over them, absolutely pig ignorant towards those performing and anyone who wanted to listen. They were old enough to know better too. I really don't get it. If you'd rather talk fuck off to the pub and yack to your mates. It virtually killed off the enjoyment of a gig that I went to this year I think the secret is to get as near to the front as you can and keep your fingers crossed. Or threaten the fuckers with violence, it's worked for us in the past!
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Post by dexter97 on Jul 30, 2023 15:33:41 GMT
Superb gig. I mean, I've not been to a bad B&S show, but the energy at this one was immense. Nice to see Stuart revitalised and obviously loving it. I didn't think it was the most radical setlist by their standards. I'd never seen them play 'Your Cover's Blown' before, and they absolutely nailed it, so that was a bit of a highlight for me. 'Nobody's Empire' is a family favourite of my lot too, and the last time I saw them do that was seven or eight years ago (also in Manchester), so that went down well. I was surprised (but not really disappointed) that there were only three tracks from the last couple of albums. Surprisingly young crowd, which is great to see. Talking to a few of them, it seems they were not all indoctrinated by their old fart parents! Three of our party were seeing them for the first time and all three commented on how enjoyable it was and that Stuart's joy in performing was infectious. They were all smiles when 30 odd fans got un stage to do the obligatory dance to the Boy with the Arab Strap. I don't know whether you've caught them recreating the video to Jonathon David by inviting the "love interest" on to the stage? Do you know what? Despite being well into double figures for B&S shows, I've never seen them do 'Jonathan David'.
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Post by felonious on Jul 30, 2023 16:23:18 GMT
Three of our party were seeing them for the first time and all three commented on how enjoyable it was and that Stuart's joy in performing was infectious. They were all smiles when 30 odd fans got un stage to do the obligatory dance to the Boy with the Arab Strap. I don't know whether you've caught them recreating the video to Jonathon David by inviting the "love interest" on to the stage? Du you know what? Despite being well into double figures for B&S shows, I've never seen them do 'Jonathan David'. You're such a loser even Chesterstokie has seen them perform Jonathon David
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Post by ChesterStokie on Jul 30, 2023 17:09:29 GMT
Du you know what? Despite being well into double figures for B&S shows, I've never seen them do 'Jonathan David'. You're such a loser even Chesterstokie has seen them perform Jonathon David Too right I have. And unlike on that video the fella who sings it (sorry don't know his name off by heart yet) sat and played the piano whilst singing it. And at one point someone shouted a request and Stuart had a go at it but really couldn't do it at all and the girl (sorry don't know her name off by heart yet) kept prompting him with clues and he still couldn't do it so he gave up. Sorry but I have no idea what the song was. Next time I'll know.
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