The Courteeners
Q The Music Club Live at Hard Rock Cafe
Manchester's next big things The Courteeners, led by the charismatic Liam Fray, they'll road test tunes from their acclaimed (4 stars in Q) new album Falcon at Q The Music Club Live at The Hard Rock Cafe on Wednesday, April 21. Enter before Midnight, April 12, 2010.
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Previous Gigs
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Fyfe Dangerfield
Songs from Fly Yellow Moon, and an interesting take on Girls Aloud
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Pixie Lott
Performing tracks from her gold debut album
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David Gray
Playing from his back catalogue and new album
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John Mayer
Provided an acoustic set of hit singles and witty banter.
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Moby
Moby played an eclectic set, chosen by Q Readers
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Alphabeat
The Danes previewed songs from The Spell
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Reverend & The Makers
Reverend & the Makers treated the audience to two sets - one in the street!
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Editors
Editors previewed their third album in its entirety
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Jet
Aussie garage rockers Jet went Q's way, albeit briefly
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Noah and the Whale
A stunning gig at the Hard Rock Cafe and a Smiths' cover to boot
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Noisettes/Mr Hudson
Two great headliners, two memorable performances
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Jamie Cullum
Familiar Cullum tracks and a few surprising covers ...
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The Rumble Strips
Tight, taut and teeming with trumpets ...
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Bat For Lashes
Proving dungarees can be glamorous ...
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The View
The View ... plus string section and topless trombonist. Hats off!
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We Are Scientists
We Are Scientists - turning the tables by invading the crowd!
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The Fratellis
The Fratellis play Sony Ericsson Presents Q The Music Club Live at the Hard Rock Cafe
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Teddy Thompson
Teddy Thompson proves a worthy heir to the family business with a set full of fresh and fiery folk
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Travis
A Fedora-ed Fran Healy and Andy Dunlop are onstage playing their ‘party piece’.
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The Zutons
A perfect showcase for their haystack-haired blues rock ....
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The Feeling
It was as if The Feeling had been thumbing through the latest issue of Q to find material for their exclusive show last night.
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Martha Wainwright
The family legacy is never far away.
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Elbow
With their well-padded, hirsute jaws and hefty frames Elbow would easily pass for a sharply dressed road gang.
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Seth Lakeman
Nu-folk star Seth Lakeman played a special Q The Music Club gig.
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Stereophonics
Stereophonics invite-only Q The Music Club Live At The Hospital show.






