Leeds is a dirty bitch; but I love her. It is great to have one of the major cities fo the UK on my doorstep and accessible by bus. We go to Leeds for culture and a good night. It is the cultural nexus of the region and all praise to it for doing so whilst not wearing any knickers.
Yay, date night! But, it almost never happened. In this blog post, I hope to say a bit about the event at the Brudenell that me and Kathryn attended and then I will get on to why it nearly never happened. I will work in retrospect from the headliners to the opening acts in terms of what I, personally, made to them. Then I will head backwards through the day and you may see why…
Lee Perry is well into his eighties and is not starting to show signs of slowing down. Me and Kathryn called into the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds to see him last night and the gig was awesome. We got there around eight thirty in time for the tail end of the support act — it was billed to be Karl Blau but there seemed to be a reggae covers band on — not to worry, the lady had…
Kathryn had the day off work today — so we decided to pop over to Leeds to take in some culture. The City centre Gallery had benefited from a refurb and we were pleased to see that Joseph Beuys was the artist featured in the ARTIST ROOMS in the gallery. Not that I knew much about him before I arrived. “Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) was one of the twentieth century’s most important and revolutionary cultural figures, who changed…