Showing posts with label Hammersmith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hammersmith. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Creak & Pocket Rocket at The Hart, King St, Hammersmith

[A good night's] SLEEP [& a day's work] 'TIL HAMMERSMITH: Tomorrow night: Creak & Pocket Rocket at The Hart, King St: http://bit.ly/ej3GHM

Sunday, 3 April 2011

Creak on Creak: Their review of their April gig at The Hart


Back at The Hart for April's residency - and it's lovely to see the place in the daylight!

Creak played a short blues set to kick the evening off. Every so often it's good to be subtle...

We were then joined by the wonderful Rad Orchestra who took us all on a Safari through world music, trance, blues, and folk. They played beautifully and enchanted the audience. Thanks guys!

For some reason, Creak then played a very loud set. Perhaps we were still a little deaf from playing at the Boat Race - but for whatever reason, we were a little loud. We'll tone it down next time. Having said that, we played a good set to much acclaim!

First Set
1.Crossroads A
2.Red House Blues
3.Automobile
Highway 61 Revisited E
4.Built For Comfort G
5.Route 66
6.Sweet Home Chicago

Second Set
7.Can't Explain
8.Sultans of Swing
9.20th Century Boy
10.Drive My Car
11.Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)
12.Word Up
13.All Day & All of the Night
14.Gimme Some Lovin’
15.Brown Sugar
16.Johnny B. Goode
17.Mustang Sally
18.Honky Tonk Women
19.Born To Be Wild
20.Creakin’ All Over

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Creak: From The Old Ship to The Hart this Friday 1st April


Four hours performing outdoors, by the river, on boat race afternoon, fancy that?

Well, Creak got just that opportunity, at the Old Ship at Hammersmith last Saturday, and managed the whole thing without having play the same song twice - and still the punters wanted more!

Word is, the landlord of the pub was blown away and his regional director is talking about the possibility of Creak playing at the Thames Festival. How cool is that!

The second of the band's regular residencies at the Hart is this Friday 1st April. Guests this month are The Rad Orchestra.