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Bloody hell, a while back if you knew the Rats were playing together you would have been delighted. Is a festival not a gig, albeit in a field?
It's really a case of going for the Rats, and hoping there is one or two good support acts on before them. You can always go for a hike in the Dales,and then go to the gig.
Ha ha, yes, I shouldn't complain. I will give this one a miss as I have at least 2 about an hour from me.
I'll leave it for a few months before deciding which ones to go to. I like travelling over to the gigs but at this stage I just don't know how many more there will be. It's quite possible they may do a festival in Ireland too. We'll just have to wait and see.
Sorry Suss, not going to this one as we've moved back to the Midlands. Have booked for Skegness though so look forward to seeing you then if not before.
Hope you're well & enjoying the gigs.
Melv
-- Edited by Melv on Wednesday 25th of June 2014 10:55:38 PM
Full set and exactly the same as previous, but a really good gig despite a couple of sound blips where guitars lost very briefly, and a self inflicted one where in his enthusiasm Bob accidentally threw his mike into the crowd.
This was effectively a standalone gig (with support) as it formed part of a series of events in Grassington Festival, as opposed to multiple acts all day etc. Doors only opened in the evening. Was a great marquee, front half with wood flooring, so to all in tents () and purposes an indoor gig.
Really enjoyed it.
Pete Barton and family also there. Didn't see any others in crowd I know but there were hundreds there, maybe 800-900??
Stunning part of the world, and all geared up for Tour de France next weekend, and could see the incredulity amongst locals that a name band was playing in their village. Think Kylie Minogue (Elton John) in Dibley .
Well worth the SEVEN hour drive up and 5 hours back yesterday. Got to Norway faster than North Yorkshire!