Getting there with my gig history now, every gig I've been to, from '87 up to about now.
It's an obvious step from my Best Gigs Ever post.
Well that's the theory, so there's A LOT missing.
I have added details from the big bag of old gig tickets that I gathered while I was in London, + a box of old concert tickets + things from Mum and Dad's loft.
Also got a bundle of gaps regarding festival lineups, they'll probably stay missing, it's so hard to remember. There's a lot missing where I've lost tickets or never had them, most of the guestlist actions during my NME and Popex years and that.
Yeah I know it's very nerdy, let's let that go though, I'm having fun remembering this stuff.
At least I've not started scanning the tickets in yet Of course I have scanned the tickets now[^But I've lost the bag of tickets before I scanned them all in!]...
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Back again, to the place I've seen the band many times before! David Devant + His Spirit Wife doing a belated silver anniversary show for the album Work, Lovelife, Miscellaneous[^As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.].…
A rare gig in London, stayed up after work to see friend MJ Hibbett + special guest Pete Green at the King And Quen in London, the site of many previous Totally Acoustic gigs.…
Clare got me tickets for Stewart Lee's show, so coronavirus allowing, we're up to London. Seems I didn't go to anything at all in 2020.UPDATE! Postponed from 22nd May 2021 to 2nd July 2022[^And I didn't go in the end.].…
Robert Plant (yes off of Led Zeppelin) + his new band Saving Grace. Billed as Saving Grace featuring Robert Plant + Suzy Dian.…
Now gigs are happening again going to check this out as it is fairly local. Part of the Canterbury scene, Caravan were a spin-off from The Wilde Flowers I think.…