Castle In The Northern Quarter: Song Analysis

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Towards the end, he welcomed one of his roadies to the stage to perform ‘Highway to Hell’ by AC/DC, which is when the show started to become pure awesome. The crowd was all warmed up as the band transitioned into ‘We Didn’t Start The Fire.’

Just coming off a tour of the USA and Canada, the indie infused group played at Music Stomp and Canadian Music Week, bringing their hits “Hollywood Kids” and “Heartbreak Heartbreak” to a new audience. Made of Jamie Coyle, Tim Doecke, Joel Boldero, Dave Meikle and Luke Martin, the band has been building a solid fan base in Oz for a few years, doing the rounds on tour

One of the things that astonished me was the venue’s details and layouts. Before attending the performance I believed that the Granada Theater would be an old dilapidated building where few lackluster performances occurred. However, upon arrival I was proved wrong. Granada Theatre is a sizeable building that has an elegant style. The theatre reminded me of something you would see in cinema, with its red seats, luminous lighting, and multi-story balcony sections.The

The band just got back from their second break. You can tell the night has begun to wear on them, but they start back with a killer song to get the crowd back to “hooping and hollering, definitely getting into it,” as Terri would say. Despite the audience’s persistence, the band plays Crazy Train and then Folsom Prison Blues. That did it. The dance floor suddenly filled with people eager to show off their flat footing skills. The guitarist kicks her leg up and the middle aged man was right behind her. Getting better, but not quite there.

This hardcore punk band from California accurately describes the reality of New York. The lyrics are hilarious with a touch of bitter-sweetness. “New York’s alright/If you like art and jazz/…/New York’s alright/If you wanna freeze to death…” The soulful voice of Lee Ving touches our souls with those accurate words that describe our metropolis standing in the east coast.

They played to 131,000 people in Sao Paolo. Greatest Hits, Greatest Flix and Greatest Pix were all released together later that same year and Greatest Hits and has rarely dropped out of the UK album charts

Up first was Astro Lasso (★★★☆☆), an incredibly new band embarking on their first tour. Their music was unknown to me, and upon listening to it did not intrigue me enough to purchase an album or listen further; however, their connection with the crowd and stage presence during their 30 minute set made up for that. The lead singer involved the crowd, and even let someone borrow his jacket for the duration of the set because they were cold after waiting in line outside. Additionally, they included a cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape Of You”, a real crowd pleaser.

They put on a fun performance full of crowd singalongs. Even their largest crowd to date of 15,000 fans at Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin, could be part of a show that made them part of it.

The faint sound of music slowly becomes clearer approaching the stadium. The sound of exciting screams and singing lingers in the air. It is every millennial teenage girl's fantasy: a One Direction concert. A concert can be entertaining and exhilarating because one gets to see a favorite artist and experience something new.

The arena lit up (literally, from smartphones) during the biggest hits such as Up! and I’m Gonna Getcha Good!, and remained glowing through fan favorite You’re Still The One. Who’s Bed Have Your Boots Been Under? got the whole arena dancing, and continued to the encore with Man! I Feel Like a Woman. Although the smartphones were out capturing every moment, the room was alive and energetic straight through the end of the performance.

Introduction 2: In both articles “When Fans Go Wild” and “Bieber Fever Hits Liverpool” both groups are known for different accomplishments.

"High Society" still contains some of the Britpop influences Ricky Wilson and fellow band members have never been able to resist, but the singer's falsetto displays a new approach nonetheless, resulting in the most disappointing track on the record. "Good Clean Fun" contains a larger role for the guitar as well, but here the indie-rock loses its place in the spotlight to ska and reggae.

The first opener of the night, Don Broco (★★★★☆), was a band I was familiar with but not a proper fan of. After seeing their live performance, however, I am excited to delve deeper into the British band’s catalog. As far as openers go, Don Broco did a great job of exciting the crowd and properly starting the night with songs to dance to and enjoy, regardless of whether you knew them or not.

The second concert that I chose for this assignment is a modern day rock concert from the English Symphonic Rock Band, Muse. This concert takes place at the O2 Sheppard’s Bush Empire Theatre in London, England. The crowd is large and ruckus, the concert is loud, bright, and energetic.