Frank Turner

[Sam.]

I'm not so keen on Gaslight Anthem, but I would go and watch them simply 'cos Frank Turner is supporting. If you haven't heard him, he is a twenty something singing Folk / Country / Rock music, its really f**king awesome.

[pezzypops]

he played the avalon tent last year and was really good.

[zeppelin]

the gaslight anthem are amazing!!!

being tipped by many to get a lot bigger this year

personally i highly recommend them

frank turner is also great yes

[Messy]

Gaslight Anthem would be great fun live, I imagine. I'm not crazy on them, but I think their music would work really well at Glasto.

[superdry]

I think Frank Turner played twice last year. Avalon and Leftfield.

I saw him at Avalon after a recommendation from a friend and loved it! I saw him on his Uni tour back in Novemeber and was thouroughly impressed again!

I would love to see him again at Glastonbury this year!

[glastonburynoodles]

Saw Frank Turner supporting the Levellers at he end of last year and he was superb, gutted I missed him at Glastonbury.... hopefully this year

[darrenbha]

Seen frank turner twice this year. The first time in a tiny community hall and really enjoyed his sets. Reckon he'll be there somewhere

[howlin_pete]

Hesdlining the acoustic stage...

[Dark Star]

Hesdlining the acoustic stage...

[micawber]

I expect TGA to go big. I'll know later tonight after I see them with Frank. He was very good at Reading last year. Went down a treat.

[robith]

I wish Frank would stop all this folk nonsense and reform Million Dead. Now THERE was a band

WELL YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY I MOVE MY FEET THAT I'M A GENIUNE REVOLUTIONARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh and bring back his cowboy hat too.

True facts: Frank Turner was in the year above me at uni and he used to play acoustic covers of ABBA songs at the open mic night

[MartinGooding]

I wish Frank would stop all this folk nonsense and reform Million Dead. Now THERE was a band

WELL YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY I MOVE MY FEET THAT I'M A GENIUNE REVOLUTIONARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh and bring back his cowboy hat too.

True facts: Frank Turner was in the year above me at uni and he used to play acoustic covers of ABBA songs at the open mic night

[jollynolly]

I love Frank Turner, he played a great set in Beautiful Days last year, he sang a beautiful song about a mate of his (a woman) who had died, does anyone know what it was called?

[18Alex18]

The song is called Long Live the Queen

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Edited February 6, 2009 by 18Alex18

[micawber]

Frank was very good in Brighton tonight. I enjoyed TGA as well. They need another album under their belt, but it's a good start. I don't think that I have ever seen a front man smile so much throughout the whole set. It was nice to see the distinct lack of a false rock 'n' roll attitude.

[Dark Star]

Frank was very good in Brighton tonight. I enjoyed TGA as well. They need another album under their belt, but it's a good start. I don't think that I have ever seen a front man smile so much throughout the whole set. It was nice to see the distinct lack of a false rock 'n' roll attitude.

[micawber]

Another album will definitely be the clincher, a bit more material meaning hopefully a longer set too!

Am now trying to decide whether to go to London on Sunday night and see them again as tickets have become available again.

[Rossc88]

I was really excited to see him live last year.

Felt abit let down walking out of the gig, expectations were higher.

[Dark Star]

Were you at Concorde 2 last night?

If you're local then I'd recommend checking out Nightmare of You at the very small Engine Rooms in April. They wont be everyone's cup of tea, but I really enjoyed watching them support Ash in New York last year. I don't think anyone knows them here, hence I have ticket numbers 1, 2 and 3 for me and the boys (who also like them). I'm just paranoid that it'll only be the three of us there!

[robith]

Were you at Concorde 2 last night?

If you're local then I'd recommend checking out Nightmare of You at the very small Engine Rooms in April. They wont be everyone's cup of tea, but I really enjoyed watching them support Ash in New York last year. I don't think anyone knows them here, hence I have ticket numbers 1, 2 and 3 for me and the boys (who also like them). I'm just paranoid that it'll only be the three of us there!

[Chazeboy]

fingers crossed for Frank, brilliant last year at leftfield, hopefully along with beans on toast again

[Punk_Rock_Rabbi]

Seen frank turner twice this year. The first time in a tiny community hall and really enjoyed his sets. Reckon he'll be there somewhere

[Sipperana]

Had a bizarre coincidental experience regarding Frank Turner recently. I saw him on MTV and thought oo, he's quite cool, look out for him. Then a few days later I was in a record shop flicking through the cheapie CDs, on a random buying spree, saw an album by a band called Million Dead, fancied the look of it and bought it. Wasn't until after I'd listened to it that I wiki'd the band and found out that Frank Turner was the singer in Million Dead. Freaky

[Mardy]

Fantastic, I've just found out he's playing Moscow next month, I can't wait, saw him at Glastonbury last year after a recommendation on these boards. Think he's great and I'm starved of live music here so double hooray!

[micawber]

He said that he'd be playing a few festivals this summer, and doing a bigger tour in the autumn, so the signs are good.