Showing posts with label NxNE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NxNE. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 July 2009

Said The Whale & Grand Analog @ Reverb

Inward Eye @ Bovine Sex Club

Yes, that actually is the name of the club though I can't say I observed any cow loving going on. Maybe they have a back-room for that.

Thursday, 9 July 2009

Birthday Boys & My Shaky Jane @ The Horseshoe Tavern

Last venue of the Saturday was the "Legendary" Horseshoe Tavern (I'm not sure what it's Legendary for though here's why). We caught the last couple of songs of the Birthday Boys set, who play proper rock n' roll. Damn good stuff and I wish we'd caught a bit more of their act.
My Shaky Jane played next and last band of the evening and honestly, I can't remember much of anything about them.
Birthday Boys

Birthday Boys

Birthday Boys

Birthday Boys

My Shaky Jane

My Shaky Jane

My Shaky Jane

Darlings of Chelsea @ El Mocambo

And now back to the NXNE photographs. Here's a few of Darlings of Chelsea who play not rock but RAWK. But by this point in the evening it wasn't what we were after, so we mosseyed on down the the street.
Darlings of Chelsea

Darlings of Chelsea

Darlings of Chelsea

Friday, 3 July 2009

Provincial Parks & Burn Planetarium @ Rancho Relaxo

We then made our way onwards to Rancho Relaxo to see Provincial Parks and this is where I witnessed a toronto gig crowd up-close for the first time. I was bopping away quite happily, then turned round to see that only about 7 people in the audience were dancing along with everyone else stood still and looking a little glum.

Provincial Parks

Provincial Parks

Provincial Parks

Provincial Parks

Provincial Parks

Provincial Parks

Burn Planetarium were on next and they all looked far too young to playing in a band. They also celebrated their singer's birthday on stage with the whole crowd singing happy birthday, which was sweet.

Burn Planetarium

Burn Planetarium

Burn Planetarium

Burn Planetarium

Burn Planetarium

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Victoria Hume & Ali Milner @ Free Times Cafe

After escaping from Sneaky Dee's, we made our way to the Free Times Cafe and caught the last few songs of Victoria Hume's set. Which I glad we did as I really enjoyed Victoria's music, in quiet contrast to Aids Wolf's full on-assault.

Victoria Hume
Victoria Hume
Victoria Hume
We then hung around for the next act, Ali Milner. A very up-beat, happy-smiley 18 year who will probably go on to big thing's in the future.

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner

Ali Milner
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