Monthly Archives: June 2004

A night in Newcastle, and I spent it in Gateshead. Last night we went bowling – there was a gang of 5 of us and we had a lot of fun. There was beer and skittles… I had diet coke. … Continue reading →

It’s 19 days until we preview The Musical! at the Etcetera Theatre, Camden. Box office is 0207 482 4857 or etc@etceteratheatre.com for reservations. If you haven’t booked, please do so now. I’m having nightmares about empty seats… empty seats and … Continue reading →

Always a good idea to reward endeavour on the net. The WikiPedia is a good online encylopedia. Long may it reign.

What a weekend… Friday An evening spent in the home – I know… how out of character was that. I ate chicken sandwiches with horseradish – the definitive radish if you ask me. None of these cheap pink salad radishes… … Continue reading →

It probably says more about me than it does about them, but for some reason, on seeing this red-dressed lady and her friends, I immediately felt I was witnessing some sort of downmarket prostitution on the streets of Newcastle. Yep… … Continue reading →

Tried out a bit of new material and some rewrites of some existing material at one of my favourite gigs recently. It’s times like that, when you comfortable experimenting with a crowd (albeit in an open spot) that it’s great … Continue reading →

Two years ago, I was excited about wearing out a guitar string. I’ve just gone one better – I’ve worn out a guitar lead! What next? An entire instrument!? It’s possible that I could sweat through the varnish, but surely … Continue reading →

Just got back from doing The Musical! in the North West. Although we’d had high hopes for ticket sales, there was not the last minute rush we’d hoped for, and so the show had a room which was not busting … Continue reading →

This weekend is looking like something of a challenge. Unless there’s a late rush of ticket sales for the show, it’s going to be something of an intimate gig – this wasn’t quite what we hoped that the Edinburgh preview … Continue reading →

Last night in Coventry was one of the more tough gigs I’ve performed. Tough in the sense that I wasn’t prepared to just do my set as written, but I also didn’t feel I’d hit a rich seam of amusement … Continue reading →