Just got back from it. They were incredible! Possibly the best band I've ever seen live. Gave me goosebumps on several occasions and felt a bit emotional when they played 'Untitled 1' and 'Glosoli'!

I'm glad you enjoyed it.....What did you make of the final track of the night, 'Untitled 8' (Popplagio)?

Personally, I think its one of the most awe-inspiring pieces of music of all time, but, played live and coupled with the lightshow, its truly incredible.

Yeah it was pretty epic (the whole night was). The build up to and the crescendo in the last 5 minutes of that song are intense. The new songs sound like they have a heavy feel, looking forward to their new album.

Tempted to go and see them at Jodrell Bank at the end of August now.

Last night I was at one of the best little gigs i've ever been to.
I'm not a fan of big venues anyway, and arenas have no soul, but this was on the small side to put it mildly...

Hull New Adelphi holds maybe 150 jammed out, and it was... The Talks latest EP launch was a brilliant night. It started with Leigh's Jeramiah Ferrari getting the place bouncing with a reggae-fied 35 minutes of bouncing heaven, followed by Hulls own ska/punk Counting Coins who ripped the place up.
The headliners nailed it though. I'm lucky enough to have seen The Specials when they were young and hungry, and i never thought I'd see a band as lively as they were in their youth, but The Talks certainly equalled it.

A brilliant night, and I'm looking forward to them playing Doncaster shortly, that's one for the diary.

My Bloody Valentine tomorrow night at the apollo. Looking forward to having ringing in my ears for days after this gig. Only gig in the past I can remember when they had people handing out ear plugs

Sure it will be amazing mate!! Enjoy

Cheers really looking forward to hearing the new songs aswell as the standard 15min+ version of you made me realise

Recently went to Manchester Academy 2 to see Don Broco. Sell out crowd, not only were they fantastic, but the 2nd support, Mallory Knox, confirmed themselves as one of the bands to watch in 2013! Pitch perfect and energetic.

Also spent lots of time at the merch stand downstairs, which is what people love. Looking forward to seeing them in London on 22nd supporting Finch!

My next two gigs I'm running are a clubnight, launching in Warrington on 29th March.. then a gig in the bus station on 20th April!

I am still recovering from MBV last night. I imagine watching them is like going into a boxing ring for a fight. Ears somehow are not ringing today yet they feel a little sore (I did use the ear plugs handed out for about half the gig, call me a wimp if you like but after seeing them before and having ringing in my ears for over a day I thought it was wise)
The gig itself was good and they mainly played off Loveless. Thought the new songs would play a bigger part to be honest but not a big major problem. The new songs did fit in really well and wouldn’t have thought there was a 20 year gap.
I have seen them twice now since they have reformed and I don’t know if I would see them again. I think people should go and see them even if they are not massive fans of the band because they really are unique and I haven’t experienced anything like it from another band but at times the songs get lost in the huge sound they have but I know that is part of it.
Bring on BRMC in a couple of weeks

Tempted to go see Lordi in Wakey.
Also Joe Bonamassa is doing an Arena tour but not sure I'll go as I don't see him as an Arena act. It's a big stage and his only gimmick usually is the theremin.
Got tickets for Rush,Fish,Grainne Duffy, Journey/Thunder,Elvis Costello and Neil Young. Oh and Micky Flanagan and Ken Dodd. Rock 'n' Roll!

Saw Foals at Rock City Nottingham on Tuesday night. They were very good too although I felt a bit old.

Going to watch Findlay in April.

New tune 'Off & On' is great.

Can't speak highly enough for her video for 'Your Sister'

She's brilliant, saw her at XFM's Winter Wonderland, did about 6 songs and they were quality.

Saw finch at Brixton academy last night.

I'll start on the venue. Arguably one of the best I have been to in this country. I thought as much when I went to the Alexisonfire gig, but took the emotion of the night into account. Last night confirmed it.

Who ever said Mallory Knox were any good should probably go back to when Finch released What it is to Burn and listen to the bands flying around on Drive Thru, Victory and the like. MK are just a poor poor rehash of everything we have already heard ten years ago.

Finch were good. Not great. But good. I saw them last in 2005 at Give it a Name. They were astronomically better than then. To have a whole room screaming your lyrics back at your at be fun.

The odd thing about yesterday was being in a room full of 20somethings reliving their youth. I saw some haircuts I thought had gone out of fashion. Truly awesome!

Going to see Gaslight Anthem tonight at Leeds Academy

The weather will NOT stop me!

Off to see the Gaslight Anthem on Thursday, really looking forward to it! Anybody else going/been?

Saw them on Saturday in Leeds and they were simply outstanding. The support act Japandroids were very good

Did Bruce turn up?

Went to see Boss Caine down at the Puzzle Hall in Sowerby Bridge the other weekend.. nice, grumbly acoustic nu country

No, not yet, that's July he's in Leeds

He came on with Gaslight anthem and played a song at Glastonbury in the John Peel tent, was quite special!

I know

Brian Fallon and the boys for the 8th time (I think) tomorrow night.

Praying for them to play Astro Zombies.

Great band.

Just bought tickets for P!ssed Jeans in Leeds in June. Been waiting 4 years to see this lot.

Gaslight Anthem were quality last night, as others have said too, I thought that the support act were very good.