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having trouble focusing today.
good night all round. some nice stuff and some right shit but overall the quility was pretty high. top venue too.
thanks vv for coming out and doing stirling support work for the daddies. cheers bud.
unfortunately our drummr fell down the stairs after the gig and wound up in hospital with a couple of broken ribes so not sure the next couple of gigs are going to happen.
Statistics: Posted by dookerdoo — Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:50 am
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5th is looking good indeed. Kicks off at 4pm. It's drummer Jonny's birthday too so good excuse for a celebration.
While we're at it, if you like your music unplugged and mixed with poetry - here you go. On Friday 3rd March The Tacticians (version lite) are acoustic at O'Reilly's in Kentish town for a night organised by The Standards. Also on the bill is the excellent voice of Lucy Pullin and The Giro Playboys who are apparently poets too. The night is called business and Pleasure, read about it and listen to a tracks at . It's a fiver on the door, there's an industry list at £2.50 with a very wide interpretation of the word industry so drop us a line if you want on.
That's all for now. We or the indomitable JLord will be back with more about the line up for the 5th as it is announced. Think that The Bellagios and Youth of Britain are on too.
Statistics: Posted by Tacticals — Tue Feb 21, 2006 8:27 pm
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entry £6/£5 concs. 4pm - midnight, upstairs at . acts confirmed include
beating around the bush:
this event has been organised to raise funds & awareness for learning for life: "Learning for Life (LFL) has been working directly with regional partners in Afghanistan, India and Pakistan for the last 11 years to provide education and training in remote rural and mountainous regions. In the 8th October earthquake, 24 LFL schools were destroyed. LFL has over 1000 children and 27 teachers attending these schools. This event and others like it are aimed at raising enough funds to rebuild all 24 schools at a cost of £4,500 per school and one health centre at £2,000."
Statistics: Posted by jlord — Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:30 pm
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