Monthly Archives: February 2009

Here are some quick links to the gigs I reviewed in February 2009.  Just click on the link to get to the review. Mostly Autumn Jon Gomm, Rachel Furner, Maia, plus Shades Of Blue iCon Star Scream, The Mars Patrol, … Continue reading →

I went to see Mostly Autumn at the Shepherds Bush Empire on Saturday 28 February, for a show which was being recorded for a live cd release.  Standing in the queue before going in, I was told that due to … Continue reading →

I went along to The Telegraph in Moulton, just outside of Northampton, on Monday 23 February, mainly to see Rachel Furner for the first time after hearing her tracks on her MySpace profile, and ended up enjoying a musical cornucopia … Continue reading →

I had a ticket to go and see Judas Priest at Wembley Arena on Saturday 21 February, but once I heard that John Wetton and Geoffrey Downes iCon project were going to be playing an intimate concert at St. Mary-le-Bow’s … Continue reading →

I went along to the Monto Water Rats on Thursday 19 February, to catch Narration again after enjoying their set as support to The Pineapple Thief at The Peel.  It was easy enough to get to once I had got … Continue reading →

I went to The Good Ship in Kilburn last night, “a pub, bar, club transmogrification”, mainly to see The Pale Blue Eyes, but came away having enjoyed three excellent bands in a very promising venue, which provided a great space … Continue reading →

It was another great night at The Peel for a House Of Progression gig.  They have started off 2009 with all guns blazing – first we had Tinyfish with Sine Star Project, then last weekend’s Panic Room and Jump, and … Continue reading →

In the words of Robert Plant, it’s been a long time since I rock ‘n’ rolled at the Nag’s Head in High Wycombe (he may not have said that full sentence, I grant you), and last night’s gig was in … Continue reading →

So here I was once more, the Black Horse in Lacey Green, Sunday night.  The snow was not going to stop me getting along to see another acoustic set from John Dexter Jones And The Steven Twins (aka those guys … Continue reading →