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21 Oct 03 - 01:49 PM (#1039061) Subject: Obit: Lindisfarne From: HuwG The following was posted to uk.music.folk yesterday: "Lindisfarne are to split at the end of their current UK tour. Ray Laidlaw announced on BBC Radio Newcastle this morning that the Concert at Newcastle Opera House on November 1st would be the band's last before they move on to pastures new. See the official website at www.lindisfarne.co.uk for further details." |
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21 Oct 03 - 03:03 PM (#1039125) Subject: RE: Obit: Lindisfarne From: C-flat I was a big fan years ago but I think they've been trading on their reputations for a long time. It's probably past time to move on and I wish them well. |
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21 Oct 03 - 03:09 PM (#1039130) Subject: RE: Obit: Lindisfarne From: Clinton Hammond I hardly think this classifies as an 'obit' thread... bands come and bands go.... |
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22 Oct 03 - 03:44 AM (#1039470) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Hamish Bummer. I guess that's not good news for their gig on 17th May 2004 at Tudor Folk Club. |
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22 Oct 03 - 04:35 AM (#1039486) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Arnie Caught them for the first time ever at the Astor Theatre, Deal during the summer - they sounded great and were hugely entertaining. I'm sure we haven't heard the last of them though - great bands have a habit of reforming for 'just one last tour'...... |
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22 Oct 03 - 08:11 AM (#1039580) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Ritchie any one fancy starting a tribute group? perhaps we could call it 'Holy island' regards Ritchie |
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22 Oct 03 - 10:32 AM (#1039680) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: C-flat I wouldn't be at all suprised to see a few "Bogus-farne" tribute bands spring up. It would be fun to belt out "Clear White Light", "Fog on the Tyne" and "Mr. Dreamseller" again. It's been a few years since I played them. |
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22 Oct 03 - 11:44 AM (#1039720) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: breezy Bet its a publicity stunt cos audiences have been tailing off. Dont worry Hamish, there's plenty of good acts around, Uanme!! Friday 10th January 2004 at where was it it is? You coming to the Comfort Hotel, St Albans for George Papavgeris this Friday? |
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22 Oct 03 - 12:25 PM (#1039743) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: alanabit They are good players and good blokes who have been meeting up again to do a few gigs from time to time for years. I won't be surprised if they play together again. I have wondered what they are like without their main singer and writer Alan Hull, who died a few years back. I wish them well. |
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22 Oct 03 - 07:49 PM (#1040002) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Tattie Bogle Well very sorry to hear that. Seen them live 3 times in the last 5 years or so and always a very enjoyable experience: the last time was at Sidmouth this year. Hopefully the songs will live on, and those members who want to continue making music will do so. |
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23 Oct 03 - 02:57 AM (#1040161) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Nevada Will Acoustic Lindisfarne be continuing or is this literally 'the end'? |
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23 Oct 03 - 03:28 AM (#1040168) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Hamish Someone who Seemed To Know said on uk.music.folk that acoustic Lindisfarne are continuing. If so, come and see them at Tudor Folk Club 17th May next year! |
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27 Oct 03 - 02:52 PM (#1042744) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: janey Well we went to see them at Salford Lowry Quays Theatre last night. Pretty much a full house and I really enjoyed it. They played the old ones and quite a few from the latest album. They did say it was their last tour... |
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28 Oct 03 - 02:39 AM (#1043011) Subject: RE: Gone: Lindisfarne From: Hamish Just heard from Ray Laidlaw - they will be doing the acoustic tour in the spring, and then it's finito for the whole shebang. So come and see 'em at Tudor Folk and bid your fond farewells... |