POGUES DECEMBER 2013 Live Shows UK

[firehazard]

Setlist from Manchester anyone?

[Fr. McGreer]

Come on lads and lassies what were band like playing the new old tunes? wildcats? billy's bones? Navigator?
Soulfinger? Mark? Heather?

[Mark_Wafc]

Fantastic gig.

Setlist was Rum Sodomy & The Lash in order (I think!!!!!) ...followed by 'Hits'..... Streams, Body, Irish Rover, Rainy Night, Thousands, Repeal, Fairytale, Fiesta etc

I will type more later, when I've come round a bit....!

"One Philip Chevron" chants the highlight of the night......

[Heather]

Here's my review.

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[Guest]

One Balcony Booth Standing ticket available for tomorrow evening if anyone is interested? Face value, obviously.

[Villa John]

Paul Mc C, c'est moi!Maybe not the oldest Pogues fan ,but certainly the most tired after last nights gig! Still ii was well worth it.How are you big man?

[Paul92]

Anyone know whether Pogues tour t shirts are sold online and if so where? Was at gig last night but missed out on shirt. Thanks

[Hennybhoy]

Manchester was awesome! Absolutely wonderful!

Fantastic to hear the complete RSL, with the long version of Waltzing
Matilda!

Cheers to all I've met

[SkaPunkAndOtherJunk]

Wish I was there last night! Certainly taking longer to get a setlist now without Mr C

[SPOOKYHEAD67]

A cracking evening at the Apollo. There was even a sing song afterwards on the 192 bus to Picacdilly Gardens. Roll on Thursday.

[Plastic Paddy]

Apollo is the best Manchester place I have seen them in 26 years of watching them . The horn section made a few of the songs and the Sally MacLennane T-shirt is the best I have seen. Roll on next year with a Red Roses tour (hint hint please) and the Dirty Old Town shirt (double hint).

Best song on the night? For me it was Irish Rover - never heard the man from West Meath called Malone called a C**t before. Think Shane was getting confused with his 6 million dogs and 8 million barrels of Stone etc. He had to let it all out!

[PaulMcC]

Paul Mc C, c'est moi!Maybe not the oldest Pogues fan ,but certainly the most tired after last nights gig! Still ii was well worth it.How are you big man?

It's great to hear you're still Pogue-o-ing. I'm doing okay, John. Unfortunately, I'm not able to make any of this run of Pogues shows.

[Guest]

A cracking evening at the Apollo. There was even a sing song afterwards on the 192 bus to Picacdilly Gardens. Roll on Thursday.

and lovely it was!!

[Frances]

Had a 6 hour layover in Paris on the way so we took the RER into the city and had a wonderful lunch (I know salt in the wound right)

Nah, I like people to have fun. When I was still looking for an affordable flight over I found one via Moscow that didn't require a visa if you weren't changing terminals... something like that. I've always wanted to do the free Iceland layover option via Scotland too.

If you guys make it to Rapa Nui, Tahiti or the Great Wall before me then you'll see some jealousy. Japan also.

I love eating Indian food in London too. Nom, nom, nom. But Italy, wow!

[Clash Cadillac]

Had a 6 hour layover in Paris on the way so we took the RER into the city and had a wonderful lunch (I know salt in the wound right)

Nah, I like people to have fun. When I was still looking for an affordable flight over I found one via Moscow that didn't require a visa if you weren't changing terminals... something like that. I've always wanted to do the free Iceland layover option via Scotland too.

If you guys make it to Rapa Nui, Tahiti or the Great Wall before me then you'll see some jealousy. Japan also.

I love eating Indian food in London too. Nom, nom, nom. But Italy, wow!

I did not know about needing a visa in Russia, I had a six hour layover in Moscow a few years ago on my way to Uzbekistan and never had one. Well, I did make it to the great wall about 15 years ago and got some great pics as we were on top of the wall at sunrise (had to leap the gates as they were not open for business yet). I had a friend living in Beijing who I met there, then we headed to Tibet for 2 weeks. Now that was an adventure for sure. My wife's godparents are East Indian so it is comfort food for her. We eat it often.