Shack, the acclaimed Scouse collective much beloved of Noel Gallagher, will play an exclusive acoustic show at Q’s monthly live music night – Q The Music Club Live At The Hospital – on Thursday, 18 October.
Formed in 1988 from the ashes of Pale Fountains by songwriting brothers Michael (vocals) and John (guitars) Head, Shack have released a string of excellent albums steeped in ’60s psychedelia and quality tunes. Last year’s On The Corner Of Miles And Gil was among Q’s Albums Of The Year. A retrospective best of, Time Machine, is out now.
Tickets for the show are free and will be issued on a strictly first come, first served basis. You can register for a pair of tickets by emailing your contact details, including mobile phone number, to q@emap.com. Please mention 'Shack tickets' in the subject heading.
The Hospital is located on Endell Street in London’s Covent Garden. Doors will open at 7.30pm, with Shack due onstage at 8pm.
7:00 AM | 12/09/2007
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how does it feel to be loved & respected by the biggest names in british music - ie Townshend - Gallagher - Paolo Hewitt - Pete Wylie!!
Is that a spur? or is it just a very pleasing notion.
Vinni =- Guernsey
Posted by vinni cain at 10:34 AM | 12/09/2007 | Report Abuse
what date is this really on?
the 18th is a tuesday...
Posted by ken fookin dodd at 3:20 PM | 12/09/2007 | Report Abuse
Nah, Doddy - its Thursday: the night after they play Shepherds Bush
Great news this - it'd only take Jonathon Ross to play Comedy a couple of times...
Posted by Kev_Mac at 4:03 PM | 12/09/2007 | Report Abuse
what do you think of lesser bands that have supported you making it big ie keane,coldplay,primitives
Posted by mike at 7:55 PM | 12/09/2007 | Report Abuse
Where the hell are the tickets!!!!
Posted by JRE at 1:21 PM | 11/10/2007 | Report Abuse
I've seen Shack many times over the years, sometimes brilliant, sometimes shambolic, always enjoyable. Last night (18th Oct at the Hospital) was truly the best I've ever seen them. The were absolutley superb. Stunning.
Posted by Ed at 12:33 PM | 19/10/2007 | Report Abuse
Oh, forgot to say a big, "Thank You", to Q Magazine for laying on the free event and the free beer!
Posted by Ed at 12:34 PM | 19/10/2007 | Report Abuse
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