Last night ARXX played the closing date of their tour to promote new album Ride or Die with a hometown gig at Patterns, supported by Currls. We got there early and bagged a prime spot to take photos from:
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Last night Fujiya & Miyagi played a home town gig at Patterns as part of their tour to support their new album Slight Variations, and the band were on top form playing a set made up of a mix of tracks from the new album all the way back to Ankle Injuries. Support came Bunkr, who previously supported Fujiya & Miyagi back in 2016 under his Lost Idol guise.
The full set list was:
Non Essential Worker
Sweat
Uh
Digital Hangover
Freudian Slips
Extended Dance Mix
Transparent Things
Personal Space
New Body Language
Collarbone
Knickerbocker
Seratonin Roshes
Impossible Objects of Desire
encore:
Slight Variations
Ankle Injuries
Projector have just hit the road to play their new single NON (and a whole load of other songs) the country. The band played a hometown gig at Patterns to kick off the tour, and we were there with our camera. Hit their socials to find details of the rest of the tour dates:
We don’t get out nearly as much as we used to, and haven’t been able to support the live scene as much as we ought. Last night though, we pitched ourselves up in the front row at Patterns to catch Black Honey, on the road just in time for their new single Hello Today. They played to a sold out venue for over an hour – not bad for a band who haven’t even had an album out yet, and while their live set gets bigger and better each time we see them they haven’t forgotten their roots, with the old pink flamingo nestled in the back of the set. Here’s our pics, as usual, click through to view large:
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