Beatherder Festival
Not very promising to start with...
...but picked up as soon as we started, and they danced on through to the end.
Feeling a bit downtrodden after a very muddy Glasto last week, more mud at Workhouse yesterday and although we avoided any floods on the drive from Wales to Lancashire, there was so much mud here that our equipment had to be ferried via quadbike from the van to the stage.
Great to speak to familiar and friendly faces again from various gigs that we've done up North including Liverpool, Manchester, Carlisle and unbelievably, Wigan.
The effect of feeling obliged to party just because you're at a festival is starting to take its toll after excessive amounts of mud and sambuca. And both can make you fall on your ass if you're not careful.
...but picked up as soon as we started, and they danced on through to the end.
Feeling a bit downtrodden after a very muddy Glasto last week, more mud at Workhouse yesterday and although we avoided any floods on the drive from Wales to Lancashire, there was so much mud here that our equipment had to be ferried via quadbike from the van to the stage.
Great to speak to familiar and friendly faces again from various gigs that we've done up North including Liverpool, Manchester, Carlisle and unbelievably, Wigan.
The effect of feeling obliged to party just because you're at a festival is starting to take its toll after excessive amounts of mud and sambuca. And both can make you fall on your ass if you're not careful.
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I was in the crowd for your gig at Beatherder. You did get them going on a very saturated drab day. I'd not heard of you before but was pleasantly surprised by your music so I'm now checking you out on the interent
Cheers thethingfishuk
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