I'm going to see the old-timey hardcore band Negative Approach tomorrow night

probably the only gig I'll attend in the next couple of months, due to no time no money and moving into new house sooner than later


Mono, on the Dutch stop for their 25th Anniversary Orchestral Tour
in october




oh fuckit. 3 minutes after typing the above, I may already have changed my mind
would love to see The Ex again, and they play in September a few gigs

Claire. please do yourself a favour and see the amazing Dirty Three if you have a chance, they tour in June 2024

https://www.facebook.com/dirtythreeband/

All the Melbourne shows sold out :/
And I figure I should probably actually listen to them first

Thom Yorke, solo, at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on October 29th.

In addition to Mr. Lloyd:

October 3 - Jonathan Richman


November 9 - Samantha Fish with Mitch Ryder/Canned Heat with Bernard Allison (Luther's son)/Ghalia Volt

Anymore, I'm not much into the blues-based rock I liked as a young teenager. The main reason I bought a a ticket is Mitch Ryder. I've never seen him before. Plus the pairing with Samantha Fish seems strange and logical at the same time. And Ghalia Volt might be interesting. And if I ever have any grandchilren, I can tell them I saw Canned Heat on their last tour (if it really is the last one).

Got tickets today to see Green Day playing Dookie and American Idiot in full, a couple of days after my birthday. Finally, 15yo me can be happy.

I have several options for upcoming months:
Tim Hecker, Einstürzende Neubauten, Godspeed You!Black Emperor, Kim Gordon, ML Buch, DIIV, Porridge Radio


I'd most likely go to Tim Hecker, ML Buch and DIIV but I'll see how I'll manage. Also the ticket prices are steep as hell here in Zürich

The Shadow Ring next month, and Rosali with the Reds Pinks and Purples in November

French bands in my area (Kingz Mansion, Dynamite Shakers, Johnny Mafia), and a trip to Rotterdam next month for Left of the Dial festival.
Hesitating about DIIV