It was day three, Jase W was shattered but it nevertheless was time to get himself back to Bowlers Exhibition Centre for the final day of Outbreak. Unfortunately, he hit some transport delays in getting back over so he missed a couple of bands he had wanted to see which is frustrating. But, continue reading to find out what mayhem he did eventually witness…
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One thing that is again becoming increasingly frequent in the post-Covid era is gig clashes, with two (or possibly more) shows which could potentially appeal to a similar demographic occuring within a very small geographic radius of one another. Therefore (and we suppose Monk better be careful how he words this), it was very pleasing to see Welsh power pop legends Feeder drawing an extremely healthy crowd of rather more discerning music lovers, given the counter-attraction of Britpop bad boy Liam Gallagher less than a mile up the road…
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We continue to receive a veritable tsunami of video clips – another 150+ of them in the past week alone – being sent our way in a bid to be the latest recipient of the coveted title and virtual gong of being named our favourite…
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With all the fuss and furore surrounding Mark Tremonti’s release of an album of Sinatra covers this year, the chance to see him live was always on David O’Neill’s radar. However, he didn’t know this was going to be the situation when the original gig was postponed from January. The addition of The Raven Age was a bonus. Los Angeles based Bad Wolves had been replaced by the female four piece Hawxx. As usual he tried to be there for the first band and this was no exception. However, circumstances conspired against him and he arrived somewhat later than planned, therefore missing the Londoners’ set… hopefully next time around, eh.
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Arriving a little bit later than planned and a bit worse for wear after the first day, Jase W was back at Manchester’s newest venue for a third dose of the tenth anniversary Outbreak festival.
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