Special One Off Charity Gig

You are so right.I thought after Thirst came out they'd be known and mostly loved by everyone.
I've never met anyone who's heard of them. I cry at times when I hear the rasping roving voice but don't worry, I danced and laughed at the gig I saw. Yes, they are huge. What would I do without being able to belt out the stuff everday in my car.

Thanks for the radio link, so good to hear 'Finally'. Simon mentioned the guy in Manchester with his arms in the air as if to say 'Why?' - I couldn't stop dancing to it, a fantastic end to a brilliant night. Manchester gig was tremendous, so thanks. Please don't leave it too long before you come back down South again! Interested to hear what poppy things may come next and looking forward to seeing you again.

Many thanks for the link, the studio version sounds great. March or April for the next album? Great news, and hopefully we'll get a few dates to go with it. If so, i'll be going to more than one this time.

Great! Thanks! Hope you enjoy. I am hoping they will come down our way again soon. Failing that I might try to craft a trip to Europe if they do dates there next year!

Apologies regarding radio prog. I should have said it is right of the end of the show - fast forward to 1 hour 48 mins.

Hi Helen- We had planned to see the last night of the tour in Manchester, but work commitments got in the way- So not knowing when we would next see the band- decided to try to get to the charity evening.That said - as the boys are out supporting The Coral again soon -we might and try and make it to Oxford! will give you a full report- and post pictures- if we can work out how to do it!

Finally played and Simon interviewed by Chris Hawkins this morning on 6Music. He has a cold and is staying at home! Is working on songs for new album - may be ready for March/April and will be more poppy! Listen again here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0072l8y.

Hey Kerry! I cannot believe you are going to the charity concert. I am soooo jealous! Let us know what it's like.

We have been lucky enough to get tickets to see Cherry Ghost play at The charity gala evening in aid of the Lancastrian school this saturday- not sure if anymore tickets available- but they are £70- not £100 each. All the way from Gloucestershire to see them- but cant wait- as agree with Helen T (we stood next to you and your husband at Gloucester gig!) They are currenty the finest band in the world- and all very nice guys- They should be huge!!