Thanks for the Glasto review For Folks Sake - Well have to get our engineers to fake a power cut in the future! - Have a lovely weekend everyone, were off to Deer Shed tomorrow for a late night set! - There was a true ‘Glastonbury moment’ on Thursday as the Avalon Café hosted the tremendous Keston Cobblers Club, one of those bands who can make even the most reserved of people get out of their chairs to dance. After racing through jaunty hits from past album and EP One For Words and Scene Of Plenty as well as treating us to a stunning cover of Paul Simon’s Graceland there was a surprise in store that would have knocked many bands off their feet. A sudden power cut in the middle of the set had the packed out tent in dismay but true to the incredible spirit, showmanship and desire to keep the show rolling on the band took everything in their stride, moving to the front of the stage to perform unplugged. The raw quality of the voices and musical ability to a backdrop of quietened finger clapping meant that this moment felt entirely like it was part of the show and it brought every single person in the crowd to their feet in respect and admiration of this talented group. It was as if the electricity was regenerated by that one acoustic song as the power came back on and the band seamlessly returned to normal service to close out the set with Beam and Wrecking Ball.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 11:46:06 +0000
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