Ordered by date, below are the most outstanding gigs I attended in 2011, along with the occasional video and photo I took at them.
28/01/11
Mélanie Pain
Jazz Café, London
A largely wonderful semi-acoustic set, with just Mélanie, a guitarist and keyboardist/pianist, which made a nice change from a full band and suited the songs well. I loved this gig!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKnvXZJCsik
14/02/11
Jonny
The Deaf Institute, Manchester
Great stuff...Doctor Rhythm seemed a bit temperamental but Norman and Euros were definitely playing up to that which added to the laughs. Fantastic sounding vocal harmonies, good songs and great interaction between the duo. I've never seen so many smiling people at a gig. If you're wondering, Doctor Rhythm is a cheap drum-machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MjHQdyZeBA
18/04/11
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
Manchester Academy 2
Awesome sounding at times. One of the new songs, Summer Of Dead Souls, was a highlight. …
28/01/11
Mélanie Pain
Jazz Café, London
A largely wonderful semi-acoustic set, with just Mélanie, a guitarist and keyboardist/pianist, which made a nice change from a full band and suited the songs well. I loved this gig!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKnvXZJCsik
14/02/11
Jonny
The Deaf Institute, Manchester
Great stuff...Doctor Rhythm seemed a bit temperamental but Norman and Euros were definitely playing up to that which added to the laughs. Fantastic sounding vocal harmonies, good songs and great interaction between the duo. I've never seen so many smiling people at a gig. If you're wondering, Doctor Rhythm is a cheap drum-machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MjHQdyZeBA
18/04/11
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead
Manchester Academy 2
Awesome sounding at times. One of the new songs, Summer Of Dead Souls, was a highlight. …
