On Friday 12 September 2014 I had the conflicted pleasure of being there when Joe Bonamassa graced Auckland with a live performance. The concert had no support act and was instead billed as Joe Bonamassa supporting Joe Bonamassa, being split into two parts, an opening acoustic set (~50 minutes) followed by an electric set and encore (~90 minutes).
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Showing posts with label live. Show all posts
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Monday, 15 September 2014
Saturday, 23 November 2013
Amanda Palmer's New Album
Amanada Palmer has announced the release of a new album (An Evening With Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer) with Neil Gaiman. The 40-Track album (equivalent to 3 CDs) is available through Bandcamp (from US$10) and can be downloaded in FLAC (ALAC, MP3, or other formats), and contains a mix of her older material and some new songs, poems, and more.
"Recorded live in 2012, and initially released as a limited edition set to Kickstarter backers, Neil and Amanda now bring the experience to you for your listening pleasure. Enjoy Neil and Amanda performing audience favorites, duets, cover songs, poetry, short stories, and more!"
"Recorded live in 2012, and initially released as a limited edition set to Kickstarter backers, Neil and Amanda now bring the experience to you for your listening pleasure. Enjoy Neil and Amanda performing audience favorites, duets, cover songs, poetry, short stories, and more!"
Saturday, 14 September 2013
Fat Freddy's Drop Live in Auckland
Yeah, that's right, the near mythical Fat Freddy's Drop were here at The Powerstation, Auckland, on 13 September 2013! I had been listening to Blackbird" quite a bit when it first came out - and it's a different sound to their earlier albums - so was intrigued to see what the set list would be for this show!
Sunday, 8 September 2013
Amanda Palmer Live Totally Rocks!
Yes, if you didn't know already Amanda Palmer totally rocks! Supported by the Grand Theft Orchestra (from her latest album "Theatre Is Evil") and some interesting support acts the classic "King's Arms" style show, with a truly eclectic crowd of fans, on Friday 6 September 2013 was totally awesome (to put it in one word)!
Support acts were The Murder Chord (we only arrived as they were finishing so only heard the last track unfortunately), followed by an awesome solo performance by Jherek Bischoff (the bassist from Grand Theft Orchestra).
Support acts were The Murder Chord (we only arrived as they were finishing so only heard the last track unfortunately), followed by an awesome solo performance by Jherek Bischoff (the bassist from Grand Theft Orchestra).
Monday, 22 July 2013
Steve Vai live in Auckland
What a show (Saturday 20 July 2013) - my ears didn't come right until Monday morning! The Steve Vai show at Auckland's ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre, The Edge was full on and loud! But if you love guitar - as I do - it was totally awesome! What a show!
Saturday, 18 May 2013
Beth Orton Live
Went to see Beth Orton live at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell, here in Auckland. Good concert, and great venue, although somewhat more understated than I expected and not what I'd class a great performance - while she is obviously a folk singer her performance seemed a little more subdued than how I find her albums (and obviously being live the expectation was for perhaps a tad more energy so I was a little underwhelmed). I am undecided on the set list (although there was definitely not enough of her earlier stuff in my opinion), although it was worth attending if only to have seen her live.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Danny Bhoy!
Went to see Danny Bhoy's "Dear Epsom" live show at the Civic Theatre, The Edge, here in Auckland on 3 May 2013. Great show - he was brilliantly funny as always! Fantastic! Thumbs Up Danny!
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Sunday, 17 March 2013
Fantastic Rickie Lee Jones
A friend and I went to see An Evening With Rickie Lee Jones here in Auckland on Friday night. And what a great evening it was - this turned out to be a fantastic performance and atmosphere, and well worth the effort. Rickie's set list contained a fair number of pieces off her 1995 Acoustic Album "Naked Songs" plus a couple of tracks from her new covers album "The Devil You Know" and a scattered assortment of other songs (one or two of which I don't think she has published on an album). After some initial teething issues with her guitar (which required a re-jig of the set sequence and some piano numbers first) she was quickly into it and straight away extending that amazing vocal range that she has.
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