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Folkestone gig archive and nostalgia, gigs in Folkestone area for 1991, Folkestone gigs and concerts in the early 1990s, 1990s Folkestone and Kent... To see more classic gigs, please click on a year below.
Part of Folkestone's gig history, where there is a page for each year. For a current Folkestone gig guide, see Folkestone Gerald.
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- 1991 The Almighty @ Leas Cliff Hall (Thu 20 Jun 1991)
Think I saw them on this tour, in Cambridge on the 24th...
[leave a comment] - 1991 Gary Numan @ Leas Cliff Hall (Wed 18 Sep 1991)
Emotion tour
[leave a comment] - 1991 Carter USM @ Leas Cliff Hall (Mon 14 Oct 1991)
+ The Senseless Things
[leave a comment]- James 1991Carter played the week before I think. Eat supported James - unless there was a later gig. I saw Mercury Rev at the LCH in the early 90s too - think they may have supported Ride - jonny5000
- 1991 James @ Leas Cliff Hall (Mon 21 Oct 1991)
+ Thousand Yard Stare, James were the support, Thousand Yard Stare were the headliners. I think Suede support Thousand Yard Stare in Portsmouth...
[leave a comment]- James 1991I didn't go to this, but thought I'd point out that I think James were the support and Thousand Yard Stare were the headliners this time around... oh sit down, oh sit down, oh shut the fuck up... - pauly
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Here's a list of gigs that happened this week in the area's history... if you can offer any extra information, or any corrections, please leave a comment below...
- 1968 The Moody Blues @ Leas Cliff Hall (Sat 10 Feb 1968) [leave a comment]
- 1973 Thin Lizzy @ Leas Cliff Hall (Sat 10 Feb 1973)
Got bottled off possibly, though their manager to be was in the audience.
[leave a comment] - 1984 Diamond Head @ Leas Cliff Hall (Fri 10 Feb 1984) [leave a comment]
- 1992 Taylor Made @ Leas Cliff Hall (Fri 7 Feb 1992)
Mick Taylor, sometime Rolling Stone...
[leave a comment] - 2004 The Darkness @ Leas Cliff Hall (Sun 8 Feb 2004)
plus Goldie Lookin' Chain
[leave a comment]- Goldie Lookin' ChainBBC says Goldie Lookin' Chain are supporting The Darkness on their Portsmouth and Folkestone dates, got to get in! - pauly
- man, to see AC/DC there...Only been to one gig there, I am new to the area, that was The Darkness earlier this year, with the might Goldie Lookin' Chain in support... my girlfriend's from the area, she's seen loads there. How'd you find this site then? -
- BBC says Goldie Lookin' Chain are supporting The Darkness on their Portsmouth and Folkestone dates, got to get in! In other news, the flat I've put an offer in on in Earl's Avenue -
- 2006 Jethro @ Leas Cliff Hall (Wed 8 Feb 2006)
Rude comedy
[leave a comment] - 2006 The Mighty Boosh @ Leas Cliff Hall (Fri 10 Feb 2006)
Top notch cult TV comedy! Returns only now I think. Looking forward to this one a lot
[leave a comment]- The Mighty BooshNot sure how this hasn't come up on the listings yet but cult TV extravaganza The Mighty Boosh is coming to the LCH in February... Most other dates on the tour have already sold out, so get in quick! Come with us now on journey through time and space to the world of The Mighty Boosh. See all the characters from the cult BBC show as they parade about in front of your naked eyes for a small fee. Witness Mr. Susan the cloth beast as he brandishes his miraculous mirror balls for your enjoyment. Re -
- Weekend reportSuper weekend, starting with The Mighty Boosh at the LCH, funny, good, we felt a bit old though, they do attract a young audience, lots of whom were dressed up. I maybe enjoyed the show a bit more than my companions, though it did feel a bit like a cobbled together string of all the funny characters from the show. It felt like that because it was that, like the TV show and the radio show before it. A few drinks after this in The Clifton, and then home to our massive telly - sorry no pictures of -
- 2006 The Mighty Boosh @ Leas Cliff Hall (Fri 10 Feb 2006)
The live stage show, in our humble town...
[leave a comment] - 2008 Open Mic night at the Whole World Cafe @ Home Ground (Fri 8 Feb 2008)
A Tony King production, details here
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