Your 2014 Concerts
Posted by: Richard S on 04 November 2013
Just booked for Rick Wakeman's Journey to the Centre of the Earth in Liverpool next May.
Anyone else have forthcoming concerts to announce? I only discovered the last Steve Hackett tour from this site, so here's hoping for more undiscovered gems.
Tedeschi Trucks Band!! Im gonna see them in Brussels
Saw Derek Trucks with the Allman Brothers in America this year.......awesome guitarist !!!!
I am jealous.
Haitink/Boston Symphony Orchestra
All Ravel Program:
- Alborada del gracioso
- Shéhérazade
- Daphnis et Chloé (complete)
Kuma, my wife and I are going to this as well.
Not a concert really, but we are traveling to London to see Monty Python at the O2 this summer -- meeting friends from Cambridge and making a holiday of it. Just need to procure tickets but that shouldn't be too hard (albeit expensive).
Bart,
That's great. I am looking forward to his Ravel. I haven't heard Ravel Concert pieces perform since Thibaudet plays D Major Piano Concerto a long time ago.
Another Concert for 2014:
Uchida's Schumann Piano Concerto with Muti/CSO
Kate Rusby @ Cecil Sharp House - Sat 26 Apr
Kate Rusby @ Cecil Sharp House - Sat 26 Apr
Us too. Thanks for the heads up Denis.
Jeff Beck, Birmingham Symphony Hall in April - tickets on sale today.
Jack Bruce Band, Robin 2, Bilston and maybe Caravan at same venue
Ron
Just booked...
These New Puritans present...
a one-off performance of 'Field of Reeds' in its entirety and 'Lost Chords' (old and NEW music, worked and re-worked) LIVE at the Barbican, featuring an EXPANDED TNP ensemble of brass..., strings, voices, percussion, magnetic resonator piano, bassi profundi, glass, electronics and more.
17 Apr 2014 / 7:30pm / Barbican Hall
Off to see kodaline in March in birmingham
14 Jan - Firefly Burning @ The Vortex Jazz Club
http://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/gigs.php?gd=20140114
If you live near Stroud, Gloucestershire and fancy hearing 6 bands for £20 then try this...
Sat 5th July - EppyFest 2014 http://epilepticgibbon.wordpress.com/eppyfest/
If everything goes as planned I will go to see the Pat Metheney Unity Group in early May
Originally Posted by kuma: I'll be attending several concerts next year of Boulez/CSO's Stravinsky/Ravel/Debussy programs.
I have not seen him about 10 years so looking forward to the occasions.
Bummer that CSO cancelled Boulez concert due to his health reasons.
Apparently, the maestro is not well enough to travel.
Looking forward to seeing these gigs:
February - Bristol St George's - Bill Callahan
April - Bristol Colston Hall - Goldfrapp
June - Manchester Lowry Centre - Pat Metheny
Eldest daughter got me Van the Man in Feb at the Brighton Dome for Xmas. She's coming too! Hope he's in a good mood.
19 March The Rolling Stones also at Perth Arena.
Life is good in a few months
After what these tickets cost , that will be my 2014 concert money spent anyway !
Heart
Feb 8th
Hard Rock Hotel - Biloxi, MS
Andsness plays Beethoven:
- Beethoven Sonata No. 11
- Beethoven Sonata No. 28
- Beethoven Six Variations on an Original Theme in F Major
- Beethoven Sonata No. 23 (Appassionata)
Sarah Jane Morris at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club London.
A great evening it was, Sarah Jane all heated up with a great band and a lot of african rhythms.
cheers
Aleg
This year I will be trying my very best to avoid any shows in aircraft hangers - proper venues only where possible, Shepherds Bush, Koko and Hammersmith being exceptions.
Helene Grimaud - Brahms 2nd Piano Concerto/Symphony No. 4 - Southbank, London
Blackfield Featuring Steven Wilson - Koko, London
Pat Metheny Unity Group - Knight Concert Hall, Miami
Egberto Gismonti/Ralph Towner - Barbican, London
Crimson ProjeKCt - Shepherds Bush, London
Magnus Ostrom - Kings Place, London
Agnes Obel, Barbican, London
Pat Metheny Unity Group - Hammersmith London
Nils Frahm - Barbican, London
Steve Hackett Genesis Revisited - GLive, Guildford
Chicken Shack/Martin Turners Wishbone Ash at Nantwich Jazz festival.
Goldfrapp at The Lowry
I flew to New York and saw Neil Young at Carnegie Hall last Thursday evening. It was a phenomenal show! Solo acoustic, with many stories in between . . . such as how he acquired Hank Williams guitar and how he lent it to Bob Dylan. And the guitar that Stills gave him, that has been repaired due to a bullet entering (and exiting).
Before the last encore he got really cranky about cellphone camera use in the audience, and cellphone cameras generally, saying he needed to create an ap that makes you look better in cellphone photos. The next night I understand that the venue prohibited cellphones on at all during the show. He is wont to get cranky.
Bart,
What can I say but and I am green with envy.
I saw him a few years ago at a solo gig doing Greendale and I was absolutely spell bound and locked into him. It was so intimate like just you and him sat in front of a log fire with Neil playing his acoustic guitar for you and having long conversations between songs..
I am green with envy,
Richard
Neil Finn is touring in April. For those not acquainted with Mr Neil Finn OBE, I highly recommend seeing his live shows - I've heard a few tracks from his new album (Radio 6 Music etc) and I know he's releasing it on vinyl too. Just need to get the RP3 plugged into the SU....
Neil Finn is touring in April. For those not acquainted with Mr Neil Finn OBE, I highly recommend seeing his live shows - I've heard a few tracks from his new album (Radio 6 Music etc) and I know he's releasing it on vinyl too. Just need to get the RP3 plugged into the SU....
You've just reminded me that I've not listened to 'Try whistling this' for ages
James N - 'Try Whistling'..such a great album, if not his best. 7 Worlds Collide is definitely worth a punt - Ed O'Brien, Sebastian Steinberg, Johnny Marr, Eddie Vedder, Lisa Germano and Phil Selway (plus guest appearances from Tim Finn and Betchadupa) made for a great Crowded House/Split Enz/Finn concert. A good recording too.
James N - 'Try Whistling'..such a great album, if not his best. 7 Worlds Collide is definitely worth a punt - Ed O'Brien, Sebastian Steinberg, Johnny Marr, Eddie Vedder, Lisa Germano and Phil Selway (plus guest appearances from Tim Finn and Betchadupa) made for a great Crowded House/Split Enz/Finn concert. A good recording too.
Thanks - i'll take a listen