Austin, Texas - The Moody Theatre - 13.03.2023
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Andy wrote: Bernard, Gillian and Stephen are also listed as Keynote Speakers at the festival on March 15th. It will actually be a conversation with journalist Will Hodgkinson of the Times: SXSW.Com
It seems a bit peculiar to me that there's no mention of their performance on the 13th or keynote speaker appearances on the 15th on their official website. Do they believe festival ticket sales will cannibalize their sales of their other shows?
The main reason for this post is that I've noticed their keynote appearance/interview is going to be broadcast online at 1pm-2pm CT. It will also be available on demand the following day from 1pm CT. Here's the link again: SXSW.Com
Cool. Thanks for this Andy.
Hopefully I’ll remember.
Might be worth sticking this on the ‘spotting’ thread. I rarely visit this board and I doubt others do much either. I’d imagine a few people will want to see this. Me included.
Not the same set as San Antonio, actually, according to a taper. Can someone confirm? "Tutti Frutti" was removed from the setlist: Setlist.fm
Andy wrote: Bernard, Gillian and Stephen are also listed as Keynote Speakers at the festival on March 15th. It will actually be a conversation with journalist Will Hodgkinson of the Times: SXSW.Com
perspexorange wrote: Cool. Thanks for this Andy.
Hopefully I’ll remember.
Might be worth sticking this on the ‘spotting’ thread. I rarely visit this board and I doubt others do much either. I’d imagine a few people will want to see this. Me included.
I havent watched this yet, but jump to the 3 hour mark. Andy Burnham the mayor of Manchester gives us a pretentious intro. I bet he's there on taxpayer money.
Was anyone on here at this Austin gig? There's been a dispute about the the posted setlist.
Andy wrote: Was anyone on here at this Austin gig? There's been a dispute about the the posted setlist.
Discussion with the taper on Setlist.fm confirms that it was a 16 song set. So while it wasn't technically the same set as San Antonio, it was actually worse (unless you're like me, and don't want to hear "Tutti Frutti" without Elly in attendance performing her parts live).
In short, Negative 1 had a right to bitch about this one.
