tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2008://2 2008-05-11T15:11:07Z Reviews and news from the event-obsessed Seatwave mob. Movable Type 3.36 tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2008://2.2598 2008-05-11T15:00:39Z 2008-05-11T15:11:07Z

So last friday saw Jonathan Richman hit London after an absense of god knows how long. Now I'd call my self a casual fan - not a huge one but into his big hits from his Berkeley days so went...

Seatwave The show seems to end before it really got going, think the audience got just over an hour but I guess they can be grateful for a begrudging encore - of which he did the song he had just sung again - hmf!!! All in all great fun and an incredible entertainer - but come on - woudl giving the fans what they really wanted have been so tough? ]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2008://2.2161 2008-01-12T14:17:02Z 2008-02-25T17:20:03Z

Had the pleasure of seeing a real master of his craft. Chris Rock on his second date of his sold out UK tour. Unbelievable to think that someone of his stature hadnt toured in the UK before, but this was...

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Review by Bob Meijer A Football match on new year’s day, now that’s a first for me. I was lucky enough to get some decent tickets to go and see Arsenal play West Ham United at the Emirates- the...

Seatwave Review by Bob Meijer A Football match on new year’s day, now that’s a first for me. I was lucky enough to get some decent tickets to go and see Arsenal play West Ham United at the Emirates- the day after.. I was worried that the alcohol remained in my blood stream might cause a bit of glitch in getting there in time for kick-off but fortunately I was able to get up just in time for the rough journey on the (strangely quiet) tube to the Emirates. It was such good timing, and my mate is a massive football nut from Amsterdam, and I hadn’t really had a chance to go and see an Arsenal match with him before. When I presented him with a ticket to go and see the best playing team in England on new year’s day, his hung-over face turned into what seemed a kid on Christmas Eve. We arrived just in time for the kick-off, managed to get a drink (coke.. ugh) and sat down. Now these were seats, right in the middle of the pitch, so we had a perfect view on Cesc and Emmanuel, who were without a doubt the best ones on the pitch. Being Dutch as we are we were hoping for van Persie to make an appearance but we also knew was injured, we settled for these lot. And van Persie was hardly missed, to be fair, West Ham probably crossed the midfield three or four times, and were actually quite effective. Nevertheless the second minute goal by Eduardo depressed West Ham and Adebayor’s odd goal half way through the match blew all hopes. We left 5 minutes before the end, as we’re used in the Amsterdam Arena, to beat traffic, but we weren’t the only ones. My mate had to catch his flight back to Amsterdam soon and I was home within 15 minutes, and he made his plane in time too. Brilliant hung-over day at the Emirates, timing was perfect, we won and are back on top of the league. What a new year’s day! Buy your Football tickets now! Find out more about football here at fans zone get the latest football odds with football data - click here Want some golf news as well then check out golf finder: ]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2008://2.2126 2008-01-02T14:41:15Z 2008-01-02T14:43:01Z

Disney's High School Musical On Ice O2 Arena 27th December 2007 Review by Joe Cohen After reviewing Zeppelin, Prince and Cold War Kids in 2007 I finally show my true colours. As a Christmas present for my daughters I nabbed...

Seatwave Disney's High School Musical On Ice O2 Arena 27th December 2007 Review by Joe Cohen After reviewing Zeppelin, Prince and Cold War Kids in 2007 I finally show my true colours. As a Christmas present for my daughters I nabbed three tickets for High School Musical on Ice (Second row of the floor, thanks Seatwave). We made our way out to North Greenwich, tube is by far the best way from anywhere, for the 11am performance during the in-between days. After some brief confusion about where the seats actually were (the configuration was actually ON the ice so the staff wasn’t totally sure at first) and a debate on whether this would be HSM I or HSM II, we got settled into our seats for the show. ]]> See Disney's High School Musical On Ice. ]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.2102 2007-12-16T22:16:50Z 2008-04-10T10:05:46Z

This Sunday saw Chelsea rolling into Islington to take on the Gooners. On paper, it looked like a draw and I went expecting just that. As a "neutral" - hate them both, it was good to see Cesc back in...

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Kanye West, Hip Hop's undisputed number one bod hit the UK on the 22nd November to what would be his biggest UK show ever. The experience will rank right up there with one of the gigs I think I'll remember...

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Bonfire night down at the Royal Albert Hall - but where there fireworks? My brother and I took our dad to see Ray Lamontagne, cant admit to being to aware of his work (saw him on Jools Holland once..) but...

Seatwave Bonfire night down at the Royal Albert Hall - but where there fireworks? My brother and I took our dad to see Ray Lamontagne, cant admit to being to aware of his work (saw him on Jools Holland once..) but Dad is a big fan and was chuffed at the thought of going. After grubbing some grub at Whole foods on High Street Ken (this makes any gig at the RAH SOOO much better - you have to make it your pre RAH stop..) we hit the Hall but were annoyingly early, Ray wasnt on till 9, so skulked around in the bar till then. We had cracking seats - in the stalls 5 rows back so perfect view of Ray and the band. Now to describe the gig as high octane would be incorrect - the set is very down to earth and levelled with four excellent musicians providing a great soundtrack. The sound of the RAH complemented Ray very well, an excellent voice and guitar - very soothing monday evening gig. One of the only songs I really knew "trouble" went down well as well as quite a few other Ray faves. He's naturally a very shy guy, even a few pissed hecklers couldnt get him to say much between songs. I really think Ray is going to blow up and go global, the crowd wasnt what i expected, much "trendier" than I thought - i think with shows like this Ray is going to continue to pick up fans around the world. A recommended gig from me. JH tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1518 2007-11-05T11:57:33Z 2007-11-05T14:44:14Z

1st Brazilian Music Festival Bolivar Hall Leo Gandelman 3rd November 2007 Review by Paco Leo Gandelman is probably one of the best (if not the best) Brazilian Jazz Saxophonists. He brings us a bridge between the traditional (MPB), and the...

Seatwave 1st Brazilian Music Festival Bolivar Hall Leo Gandelman 3rd November 2007 Review by Paco Leo Gandelman is probably one of the best (if not the best) Brazilian Jazz Saxophonists. He brings us a bridge between the traditional (MPB), and the best Brazilian Jazz composers, he is invention and atmosphere, in a very versatile and inventive way. He also has absolute and unlimited control of his instrument. His new album, “Bossa Rara” is really promising and revisits the traditional Brazilian Popular Music (MPB), inspired by some of the best Brazilian Jazz composers (Ari Barroso, Vinicius de Moraes …amongst others). The two streams are miscellaneous by nature, which in essence have never strived for any kind of purity, but instead have become stronger due to the assimilation of different rhythms. On stage, he delighted us with freshness and unlimited energy, a pleasure for him… a pleasure for us. ]]> The band: Allen Pontes (drums): A young and talented drummer… keep an eye on him. At just 22 years old the best still to come. David Feldman (keyboards): Based in Israel and New York, classic background, versatile, marvellous, sensitive and efficient, another talented young pianist to track. Alberto Continentino (bass): Versatile and talented, another young Brazilian diamond. Everybody wants him, (Caetano Veloso between others) his talent has no limits. All three indicate good health and future for Brazilian Jazz…talent, passion and tradition. Support band Tereza Pineschi & Pedro Lima Tereza Pineschi is an experimental and versatile singer, her exquisite and sweet voice allows her to interpret a wide-ranging Brazilian “classic” repertoire. She is pure Samba. Pedro Lima is an excellent Brazilian percussionist, pure samba tradition, formed at Samba schools of Rio de Janeiro. He played with prestigious Brazilian Popular Music groups. THE VERDICT: A great night at Bolivar hall. Did you see Leo Gandelman live? Tell us what you thought of the master of music in our comments section. Bossa Rara is released on November 5th 2007. For more information, please see Leo Gandelman's official site. Please keep your eye out for our animated interview with Leo.]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1479 2007-10-23T12:30:52Z 2007-10-23T12:31:29Z

Craig David Ronnie Scott's Thursday October 19th, 2007 Review by Katie Spain I was never much of a Craig David fan when he hit the big time back in 2001. The whole RnB scene was always been something I dipped...

Seatwave Craig David Ronnie Scott's Thursday October 19th, 2007 Review by Katie Spain I was never much of a Craig David fan when he hit the big time back in 2001. The whole RnB scene was always been something I dipped into on a night out with the girls or when I didn't have a choice in it. These days, you can't escape it... a trip out clothes shopping in London is like a change-room crash course in RnB history. Sure, I sang along when the British-singer/songwriter crooned out ‘Walkin’ Away’ and ‘What’s Your Flava’ but I didn’t buy the album. I may have been wary about the constant name dropping during tunes (yes, we know you’re Craig David) but openly admired the cock-sure swagger in the lyrics of ‘Seven Days’. In my youthful eyes, "We were makin’ love by Wednesday" was a leap of erotic fast-moving fervour. Then I hit Uni and reality struck home... seven days is a bloody long time for some. ]]> Hot Stuff (sampled from David Bowie’s Let’s Dance). This is the first glimpse we see into a character who is more than happy to take the p*** out of himself. And good on him – it's a refreshing dry spell in an ego-soaked industry. As we down what must be one of the best cheese boards in London (it goes with the Jazz daaahling) we’re treated to a smashing, Funk, Jazz, and Cuban beat-packed set by the Southampton-born voice. The guy can sing (but you knew that already didn’t you). This is Craig David at his best – stripped down, backed by a six-piece backing band, including his original drummer Frankie Tontoh. Feet tap from the outset as the smooth mover pulls out all the stops. The mix of old and new is spot on. Either this wine has gone to my head or the notes I’ve written on my notebook are true. “Craig’s rich vocals dance around the brass section with the grace of two dolphins playing”. I don’t know if you’ve witnesses such a spectacle… I have (and it’s beautiful) but come on! Do you fancy another glass of red reviewer? Six of One is pure Soul, and the rapid rap on This Is The Girl, leaves us gob-smacked. It’s with ease that he glides into a duet with upcoming talent Rita Ora. She is seduction and Soul in a sixteen-year old package; Pity about the screechy sound system. We’re dipped into the honey-pot of 2-Step Garage for a moment with Just A Reminder and Rise and Fall. The cleavage in the front row bounces along to the exotic beat of Trust Me. Manicured hands fan flushed faces as Walking Away hits our ears. Even my heart melts (it’s made of stone you know). An encore worthy of a place in Ronnie Scott’s ‘Hall Of Fame’ features the acoustic Seven Days, and Fill Me In. Two espresso martinis later and we’re dancing in the aisles. Craig eclipses us as Hot Stuff fills the air again and rather than overkill, it’s the perfect end to a smashingly fine evening. Bowie would be proud. One lucky lady dances on stage as I twirl between two gay men and simultaneously raise my glace (and my respect) towards a man destined for a second round in the limelight. Our night should (but doesn’t end there) but that’s a story for another time. As we totter into the Soho night and pass the crowd lining up for Craig's second gig of the night, we all agree on one thing; when the bling has gone and the sunglasses are lowered, raw talent speaks for itself. “Hot Stuff” is due for release on November 5th, followed by his brand new album “Trust Me” on November 12th. Check out our pre-Ronnie Scott's interview with Craig David. Craig David tickets. Craig David MySpace Official Craig David site]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1477 2007-10-22T14:52:03Z 2007-10-22T14:55:54Z

Swimming With Sharks Vaudeville Theatre Review by Katie Spain You've got to hand it to Christian Slater. His hair may be edging towards the rear of his scalp but the man still has it. "What is 'it'?" You may ask......

Seatwave Swimming With Sharks Vaudeville Theatre Review by Katie Spain You've got to hand it to Christian Slater. His hair may be edging towards the rear of his scalp but the man still has it. "What is 'it'?" You may ask... well, looks, charisma, arrogance, talent, volume, and legions of fans for starters. The last time I saw Mr Slater was on stage in London's West End, I was up there with him (refereeing a match of verbal volleyball between the star and his young female fans). He and cast mates Alex Kingston, Rebecca Grant, Lizzie Roper and co had just finished another night of 'One flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest' and joined me on stage for a Q&A session. Christian has a stage presence as big as the 'A' in front of his 'list'. He's cock-sure, loud and powerful - just like his latest character. "My bath mat means more to me than you do". Slater's current West End role is that of Buddy Ackerman, a high-flying film producer in the heart of Hollywood. If the name sounds familiar, you've probably seen the screen hit 'Swimming With Sharks'. I haven't had the pleasure, so walk into the Vaudeville Theatre with few expectations. My only hopes ride on Slater's jaw-droppingly fine performance in Cuckoo's Nest. It's a hard one to beat. ]]> VERDICT: See it – Christian Slater’s dialogue and stage prowess is worth it alone. Swimming With Sharks on Seatwave ]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1454 2007-10-17T15:12:26Z 2007-10-17T15:20:57Z

Just Jack Shepherd's Bush Empire Tuesday 16th October - Review by Katie Spain “Noooooooooo… I hate you! I want to see Just Jack. I can’t get back innnnnnn!” The woman sitting on the front steps of the Shepherd’s Bush Empire...

Seatwave Just Jack Shepherd's Bush Empire Tuesday 16th October - Review by Katie Spain “Noooooooooo… I hate you! I want to see Just Jack. I can’t get back innnnnnn!” The woman sitting on the front steps of the Shepherd’s Bush Empire is screaming down the phone, tears streaming down her drunken face. We can only assume she’s been evicted for disorderly behaviour and the prospect of missing the UK artist has lit the flaming sambuca inside her. It’s a mixed crowd at the Empire tonight – then again, the people roaming the streets of Shepherd’s bush usually are. The streets reek of booze… but that’s what you get when there’s a Walkabout nearby. A few of the people around us aren’t overly familiar with Just Jack’s repertoire – join the club. We all know the addictively catchy Starz In Their Eyes but we’re hazy on the rest. ]]> V-Festival, I was blown away. Top weather, top tunes and a set that whipped the crowd with more force than a high-powered hand mixer. The starry-eyed Jack Allsopp formed new fans that day and the venue is full of them; fresh blood waiting to hear THAT tune. The rest seem to be hard core fans, singing along word for word to the good, the slow and the fabulously fast. Before I go too far, it’s important to explain the lack of visual details in this review. We arrive late and find ourselves wedged between the bar, some pill popping psychopaths and what must be the ‘All Arrogant Basketball Team’. Honestly, a short arse like me would struggle seeing over an Oompa Loompa, let alont this forest of hairy limbs. I am doomed. A wall of flashing lights backs the group and what we can see is blocked by outstretched hands. Luckily, Just Jack's performance is geared towards the ears and the feet. You hear the beats and you dance to them, it’s as simple as that. As he rips into the Paradise Lost and Found, Jack urges the balcony crowd to stand up. “Oh, you already are!”. Not bad for the third song in. By the time Glory Days hits our ears, we’re in full swing. His backing vocalist’s vocals serve up moments of pure sweet, clear brilliance. Jack’s lyrics seem simple at first glance but there’s a story in every tune. It’s straight forward and you know what, that's just the way the way we want it. The lack of angst-packed ditties is refreshing. The music invites us to dance and be happy. We oblige. In amongst the high points, there are a couple of songs that fall short of the catchy whirlwind and flutter past, just out of reach. My companion likens it to a rollercoaster – she’s right. At least we get some breathing time. But, the highs outweigh the lows – I’m sure the bug-eyed lady behind us would agree. We look away as her assets bounce out of her top for the third time. Someone should have told her Just Jack requires full frontal support. No Time is groover magic, a twanging bass line gets bums wiggling and faces smiling. This is happiness in a jar… bottle it Jack and you’ll rake in more than all the celeb perfumes put together. A group of men on the top balcony cheat death as they pull dance moves dangerously close to the barrier. I can’t see the stage but the view of the revellers is priceless. Goth In The Disco is quite simply fantastic. Release it. He’s a likeable character, this chap from North London. When he talks it’s to tell us the name of a song and to thank the crowd with continued and genuine gratitude. It’s been a big year for him and on the last night of his tour, he seems primed for the next chapter. “I’ll see you in about a year… I get to go off and write new stuff now”. Bring it on – may the year fly by with the pace of a greyhound. Starz In Their Eyes was always going to be as crowd pleaser and ends a short but well executed set. The punters emerge smiling, happy and with… well, stars in their peepers. As the sweaty bodies disperse and head out into the London night, the air fills with the out of tune chorus of “Now why’d you wanna go and put…” You know the rest. Did you see Just Jack in action? Tell us all about it in the comments section.]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1453 2007-10-17T15:11:12Z 2008-01-09T11:54:34Z

Wales vs. Australia IRB Rugby World Cup Cardiff, 15 September 2007 Review by Nick Howard After contemplating going to this game for months, luckily I was able to buy my tickets through Seatwave after a last minute decision to go....

Seatwave Wales vs. Australia IRB Rugby World Cup Cardiff, 15 September 2007 Review by Nick Howard After contemplating going to this game for months, luckily I was able to buy my tickets through Seatwave after a last minute decision to go. The same could not be said for accommodation and the closest we were able to find was an hour away in Bath. So game day we got into Cardiff before lunch to have a look around and pick up some essential match paraphernalia before the game. And after a quick pint at one of the local pubs, we waded our way through the sea of Red and Gold towards Millennium stadium for the 2pm kickoff. We made it to our seats just before the players entered the ground for the national anthems. ]]> here]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1446 2007-10-15T14:30:32Z 2007-10-15T14:31:42Z

- Zarina Raja I went to see Control last week which was painfully bleak and tragic. Then, I downloaded the new Radiohead album which only furthered my misery (but in a good way!) and now I am listening to...

Seatwave - Zarina Raja I went to see Control last week which was painfully bleak and tragic. Then, I downloaded the new Radiohead album which only furthered my misery (but in a good way!) and now I am listening to PJ Harvey’s White Chalk, which has torn me away from a feeling of pleasant angst and pushed me towards well, just sheer misery. But, wow… White Chalk is Polly’s most haunting album so far, even the art work on the album cover is eerie - a Victorian looking PJ with a pale face, painted by a disturbingly blank expression that longs to be read. It is the kind of album that you may expect to hear seeping under the doorway of a creaky old house, infested with child ghosts and a spinster pianist. White Chalk is a quiet album that slithers its way to the back of your mind, prodding and awakening your hidden, bleak imagery until it manifests itself at front of your thoughts. This album makes you want to stop in your tracks (and collapse to the floor) whilst the world spins on without you. PJ Harvey’s ghostly presence wafts towards you from every angle, soft and poignant, and masked in a trembling sadness, and quite possibly regret and guilt. ]]> The Devil, Dear Darkness, Silence, Grow Grow Grow, Under Ether… allow PJ fans to peek into her quite obviously broken heart. Abortion is a prominent theme that lurks beneath the murky surface of White Chalk, ‘Oh, something metal tearing my stomach out. If you think ill of me, can you forgive me?’ How horrifyingly blunt but gaspingly effective? ‘I lay on the bed, waste down undress. I look up at the ceiling and feel happiness. The woman beside me is holding my hand…something inside me, unborn and unblessed, disappears in the ether, this world to the next.’ I think somewhere there is a feminist message, maybe don’t think badly of me for what I have done, I have the right…but then you stumble across the line ‘scratch my palms, there is blood on my hands’ which pushes us in to Macbeth territory which quite frankly, after listening to White Chalk, I am too emotionally drained to pursue. Despite White Chalk’s gloomy subject matter, this is an incredibly absorbing piece of music, which is feeding off of PJ’s melancholy. It is brimming with hopelessness and torment, but is addictive and strangely calming. What did you think of White Chalk? Please leave your own thoughts below.]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1430 2007-10-12T12:15:37Z 2007-10-12T12:16:38Z

- Zarina Raja No other band suits their name more then The Go! Team. Their performance at the Astoria was exactly that – it was all Go! Go! Go! The Go! Team were the headlining act for the NME...

Seatwave - Zarina Raja No other band suits their name more then The Go! Team. Their performance at the Astoria was exactly that – it was all Go! Go! Go! The Go! Team were the headlining act for the NME Fresher’s Tour, supported by Operator Please and The Satin Peaches. A tantalizing fusion of light and colour exploded onto the stage along side The Go! Team. The band jiggled and jumped, and pumped and sweated to the music. The gig kind of resembled that of an aerobics class with an athletic looking Ninja (lead vocals), all legs and toned arms, leading the class and spitting out vocals. She bounced around the centre of the stage, flinging herself about to the music, dressed in hot pants, stripy leg warmers and a vest top. From a distance, Ninja could have easily been mistaken for one of the 118 team, and although that is not a good thing, the look worked for her. A whooping crowd bobbed about to The Go! Team, punching their fists into the air and singing back to Ninja. The Go! Team slip into the indie genre, but also merge pop and hip hop to create a juxtaposing set of party anthems. They are a wildly energetic band, literally working out on stage and gulping down water as if they were at the gym. The Go! Team interacted with the crowd too, making fans feel appreciated by the band and garnished their performance with personality and intimacy.]]> MySpace. What did you think of the NME Fresher's Tour? Leave us a comment below.]]> tag:hq.seatwaveblogs.com,2007://2.1420 2007-10-10T15:01:40Z 2007-10-10T15:08:36Z

The Satin Peaches NME Freshers Tour 07 The Astoria London - 9th October 2007 - Katie Spain I have to peel peaches before I eat them; the ‘cactus’ fluff that coats their skin makes me hack my little lungs up....

Seatwave The Satin Peaches NME Freshers Tour 07 The Astoria London - 9th October 2007 - Katie Spain I have to peel peaches before I eat them; the ‘cactus’ fluff that coats their skin makes me hack my little lungs up. With all the genetic engineering these days, you’d think someone would come up with a peach covered by a satin-smooth exterior. Maybe Detroit’s ‘The Satin Peaches’ had the same idea. Probably not… but after last night’s NME Freshers gig I don’t really care about the origin of their name – all I know is, the band sounds good. You’d expect a ‘Freshers’ gig to be full of well, freshers – especially one held at the Astoria. After passing through the military forces safe-guarding the venue last night, we climbed the stairs to the nether regions (and seated area). It was here we found the ‘elderly’ music-going citizens (is early 30s ‘old’ these days?). By the looks of things, a fair few music industry bods did the same. Hey, you can’t have an NME event without a decent industry turn out. ]]> The Go! Team review to find out). It’s all down to taste but the mix of Rock, Pop and post Punk passion hit my NME-spot head on. Listen to their tracks via your headphones and you’ll get crisp Detroit spun sounds. Stand amongst the live experience and you get a frontman with a fire in his belly and a band that fits like well worn jeans; tight enough to move freely yet loose enough for fresh sounds to work their way into all the right places. Singer George Morris cuts a mesmerizing figure; he looks like the (delightfully hot) love child of Ozzy Osborne and Eddie Vedder. Luckily, his vocal sound doesn’t match the look. Vocally, there are hints of Placebo’s Brian Molko in the mix but this lad has the rasping layers of Garage Rock thrown in. On stage he’s a man of few words but when the tunes say it all who needs mindless banter? George, Aaron Nelson and Ryan Wiese flicked between guitar, bass, piano and vocals, let down by sound levels that didn’t do them justice. Sort it out Astoria – we should expect the best from an evening with NME. Drummer Jeremy Smith lashes out at his kit – head down, sweat pouring off his shirtless back. It’s a ferocious pace and his mates don’t skip a beat. As the band powered through their short set, I stood, Guinness held high and vowed to track this neat package down when they return to London. In an intimate setting, with better sound support, The Satin Peaches could be mind blowing. Don't give them a few more years... I'm talking right now. Forget the age old ‘cherry on top’, this band are just what the music industry needs on its shiny fruit platter. Freshly picked (and peeled) – of course. The Satin Peaches official site The Satin Peaches MySpace ]]>