Hordern Pavillion reviews and articles

For all reviews and articles tagged "hordern pavillion" which may also interest your reading time.

Check out Hordern Pavillion products at Amazon.

Nine Inch Nails - Hordern Pavillion - 19th Aug

Thanks to extensive recent press coverage we all know that Trent Reznor is a recovering alcoholic. I don't know if this was the reason that no alcoholic drinks were allowed in the Hordern, but if it was, then Trent you are a very spiteful man! I can forgive you though because you are also very talented and because I had enough time to guzzle down my drink before you came onstage... however I would have liked to have gotten drunker and you stopped me Trent... you stopped me!

Minor gripes aside it was a great show. No antics, no chit chat, the band were onstage on time and launched straight into proceedings opening with the atmospheric "The Frail" which melded into a bitter and aggressive rendition of "The Wretched". The crowd went wild for the hard industrial sound of old favourites "Wish" & "Sin". These were followed by a track from the new album "The Line Begins To Blur" and then the classic manic live track "March of the Pigs".

Rest of the review of Nine Inch Nails - Hordern Pavillion - 19th Aug

The Geek Show (Fantomas, Melvins, Tomahawk) 13/12/2003

Mike Patton & his wacky band of band members graced the country once again for a smattering of his weirdness. This time, both his side projects played at the same venue on the same day; but not at the same time. Some might say "but they're too similar to distinguish." Well, possibly, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a good show.

Impossible to judge though, as the horde of Robbie Williams fanaticals had any and all nearby parking bays chock full to the gunnels, and so some of us missed the Fantomas set; causing great lamentations & cursing and furious beatings of steering wheels. 50,000 of the ugly buggers would also cause havoc on the way out, and, all trying to leave from the one driveway at the same time, which began a log-jam of tooting fools that lasted well over an hour.

Rest of the review of The Geek Show (Fantomas, Melvins, Tomahawk) 13/12/2003

»1«