Heartland

even if i was there, my sweet honey bunny?

just kiddin' i'd rather have BBQ or go to pub (pre-/before gig), than spend £25-30 on them.

James Blast wrote:

Bartek wrote:James! James! da Sisters are going to play in your town, i guess you drop by and drink few pints watching and listening Andrew and his gang.

Wouldn't be caught drunk at a Sisters gig Bart!

A few pints in the afternoon and a curry pre gig maybe?

(If I do attend that is)

Standard!
Of course, goes without saying. I'd say come round Blast's for a barbie but last time we had a thunderstorm and the heavens opened. Should the weather hold, I'm prepared to "Slap you all, on the patio".

c'mon Bart n' Hom

Who know what may happen 'till July and thanks O'Leary and his machines travel to Blast~gow it's not that expensive and time consuming.

The, sorry A Sisters Of Mercy - Reversing into the Future... Hmm, a t-shirt springs to mind.

Eh'll bee beck.

Will I be hanging on for ever for other UK (London even) dates on this one do we think guys?

Well Ruffers, last time around did say they hate playing London - but he did seem to enjoy the Roundhouse from what i heard...

If it happens, see you down the front!

Yeah, as I recall "We don't normally like playing London but this place..."

Maybe time to break my continental duck anyway.

hellboy69 wrote:Well Ruffers, last time around did say they hate playing London - but he did seem to enjoy the Roundhouse from what i heard...

If it happens, see you down the front!

Nice to see that they're touring with Anne-Marie again after all these years...

EvilBastard wrote:Nice to see that they're touring with Anne-Marie again after all these years...

They are going slightly mad on twitter; three tweets on the same day?!! Opening acts and new albums and so on!

https://twitter.com/tsomofficial

Support act Losers sounds great, but...the video for Azan has a skull in it. A teensy-weensy bit goff? Might we find their heads up on spikes outside the venue?

Looks a bit like the old times ... ...

eh'm..

I wonder what could possibly have attracted TSOM to a band called Losers ? @JB, another t-shirt opportunity beckons ...

Depprocksfarfar wrote:They are going slightly mad on twitter; three tweets on the same day?!! Opening acts and new albums and so on!

https://twitter.com/tsomofficial

I especially like this bit:

The rest of this year's dates (so far) are on our website.

hellboy69 wrote:I especially like this bit:

The rest of this year's dates (so far) are on our website.

Indeed ... ...

Btw, I've noted the support act in the SistersWiki as well ... ...

Dean (aka Denzel), the drummer in Losers, is quite the most incredible drummer you'll ever see. Evidence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30RGfrSFl2M

Damian wrote:Dean (aka Denzel), the drummer in Losers, is quite the most incredible drummer you'll ever see. Evidence:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30RGfrSFl2M

Not bad for a human, but you'll never beat the Doktor ! From what I've heard of them, am not surprised Losers have gone down well on the Numan tour. Hope Sisters fans will be patient with them !

Depprocksfarfar wrote:They are going slightly mad on twitter; three tweets on the same day?!! Opening acts and new albums and so on!

https://twitter.com/tsomofficial

I wonder who posts on the twitter account. One of the anonymous roadies who will get a "tone it down" speech soon, or maybe Ben Christo (seeing he's pretty active on facebook), or Dr. Avalanche fitted with a twitter unit?

it's Chris Catalyst who's running tw@er.

1 'new song' - which is a cover..

Ever Forward indeed......

"2014 - Still Treading Water"

Doesn't have quite same amount of oomph

Bartek wrote:it's Chris Catalyst who's running tw@er.

As I understand it, Chris is doing rather a lot within the Sisters - Twitter, organising the tours, and (I think it said in one of the recent interviews posted here) choosing the songs for each gig.

It feels to me like the current line-up is far more of a band than any of the previous line-ups since 1985. For a long time it felt very much like "One Man and his Dok"* with a couple of helpers. While it's still Eldritch's band, it does feel more like a band now.

*Apologies to non-UK people for this obscure reference. "One Man and his Dog" was a long-running BBC TV show featuring sheepdog trials from the length and breadth of the British Isles. It was the highlight of the TV schedule in many a retirement home.