Getting Behind
I know I know, it's been a while since I updated the site, posted a blog, or did anything. Not that anyone cares much, but it still keeps me awake at night. I'm curently in Oxford with the lovely Dive Dive recording an EP, and it's going very well - five songs, just finishing the guitars now, got some violin, piano, organ, and even an instrument which we can't identify (so we called it an Uzbekistan, obviously). It's sounding great and it's going to blow your socks off. Nice. I also ended up playing a last minute gig last night in a bar called Babylove, which was a little surreal but good fun.
A few things... the EP release date shifts like the sands because I want to make it earlier if I can. The Gabby Young tour is extending itself, I have a few more dates to post on the site when I get a minute's rest. Also, the Brighton show for March 6th has moved from the Polar Bar to The Globe. In the final stages of booking some shows in France and Belgium too, and sorting out a return visit to Eastern Europe for the summer. Busy as hell, in other words. But it's all good!
A few things... the EP release date shifts like the sands because I want to make it earlier if I can. The Gabby Young tour is extending itself, I have a few more dates to post on the site when I get a minute's rest. Also, the Brighton show for March 6th has moved from the Polar Bar to The Globe. In the final stages of booking some shows in France and Belgium too, and sorting out a return visit to Eastern Europe for the summer. Busy as hell, in other words. But it's all good!
posted by frank at 4:28 PM
8 Comments:
lol at belgium and eastern europe for having shows but not wales.
or ireland.
"I also ended up playing a last minute gig last night in a bar called Babylove, which was a little surreal but good fun."
Is that the one with the glass floor? I really want to go there!
Us folks back here in Bangor are eagerly anticipating the EP Frank! Sounds very interesting :)
Kudos on getting the Mike Davies slot btw! He seems to play The Real Damage whenever I listen to the show, so I guess it was inevitable. Good luck!
Looking forward to the EP and finally getting to see you doing your 'solo thing' at some point. Hopefully ill be able to pester someone to take me to the Collision Course festival in Bridgend.
Do a tour with GetCapeWearCapeFly, go on, you know you want to.
Babylove was generally a rather surreal evening. You don't usually get drunken businessmen who look like Ade Edmonson there, but you seemed to draw them in somehow. Kudos. See you at t'Wheatsheaf.
The Radio one session was a bit fucking good.
radio1 was ace! especially the abba cover... flipping brill!!
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