Off Topic Humber St Sesh
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From the website "The stage will be in a much missed venue on Humber Street set to reopen in September"
Hornsea's Tip..... Serial Chiller 1.15 PM
Yes back in Fruit again this year after the refurb
Sesh as never being the best organized but this year it excelled itself.....must of being 500 plus queuing to exchange tickets for wristbands., some waiting up to hour n half.....no bitter for sale in the venue., bridge over to the venue part shut for 15 minutes....suppose i'll still end up going again next year though...
Last night highlight for me were King No One. Great set
Lowlight was the lack of the big top! Not sure what’s happened there, heard different reasons then spoke to Mark Page for a bit and forgot to ask him. The stage is there but wasn’t covered
The field to where the big top should have been was better with less stones being dumped on it this year.
Had a good night
Doing it again later
Lowlight was the lack of the big top! Not sure what’s happened there, heard different reasons then spoke to Mark Page for a bit and forgot to ask him. The stage is there but wasn’t covered
The field to where the big top should have been was better with less stones being dumped on it this year.
Had a good night
Doing it again later
Wow. "Sort of" reminds me of seeing Don Estelle singing in Princes Quay on his tod on a Saturday for some charity or another. It couldn't have been long before he died. Was quite surreal.
Saw him singing in Woolworth’s in Brid years ago. He certainly had a good voice.
Evil Litter -Good. I think we they’ve got better the more times I’ve seen them
Listening Club - really ****ing good. Ok they play both kinds of music...country and western...but really liked them
Calva Louise - Saturday highlight for me. Cracking band
Fire, the Unstoppable Force - superb, as ever, proper band with a brilliant front man. Why they’re not ‘bigger’ I don’t know
Hands off Gretel - looked good...were average, at best. Shame really
Of Allies - sounded good but only dipped in
It was about this point I realised I was pissed and tired
So on the way home now
Liam Gallagher can obviously **** off
Listening Club - really ****ing good. Ok they play both kinds of music...country and western...but really liked them
Calva Louise - Saturday highlight for me. Cracking band
Fire, the Unstoppable Force - superb, as ever, proper band with a brilliant front man. Why they’re not ‘bigger’ I don’t know
Hands off Gretel - looked good...were average, at best. Shame really
Of Allies - sounded good but only dipped in
It was about this point I realised I was pissed and tired
So on the way home now
Liam Gallagher can obviously **** off
I may well have been on it then
About 7.30-8ish?
Reminded me of the bar etiquette conversation...loads of people not used to moving around in gig crowds getting all pushy...it was fine for those of us that chilled out and were ok casually stepping over the less experienced
Yeah around then. I stopped to let a pram off the bridge and a group of lads tried pushing through. When I came back the other way, event staff had a one way system in operation.
If you think he was good, check out Terry Miles. He can't half knock out a tune on a Joanna.That Duffers was nothing short of incredible
Been a City fan how are you used to big crowds ?