The Smyths - Tamworth - March 21st

[Smythssinger]

Saturday March 21st: Assembly Rooms, Tamworth
Corporation Street, Tamworth B79 7DN

A return to the lovely assembly rooms for The Smyths. Dripping in vaudevillian atmosphere, the Assembly rooms is a great fit for the music of Morrissey and The Smiths.

The band will play two sets. Tickets are £9 in advance and £10 on the door.

Doors open at 7.30 and the first set will be soon after 8 p.m.

http://www.tamworth.gov.uk/events/the_smyths.aspx
Box office: 01827 709618

[Godlovesugly]

lol tamworth reppin my ends

I should probably go seeing as it's 10 minutes away, I'll see if anyone wants to come with...prolly not

[Smythssinger]

To remind you all...

[Godlovesugly]

Yes yes the one person from tamworth that posts on here is going (me)

[Smythssinger]

Yes yes the one person from tamworth that posts on here is going (me)

Be assured -advance sales are very good so you won't be alone! Looking forward to seeing you all again tonight - lovely venue, lovely crowd.

Graham - The Smyths

[Smythssinger]

Many thanks to everyone who came to the show on Saturday. We really enjoyed ourselves and look forward to returning to Tamworth's Assembly Rooms next year.

Next month we'll be back at The Flowerpot in Derby (from where a fair few of Saturday's crowd came, so a big thanks to those), and we'll look forward to being back in the Midlands. If you're planning to come to the Flowerpot I would urge getting your tickets in advance as every show we've done there, to date, has sold out. You can follow the link for the gig at our website www.thesmyths.net

Stay Handsome!

[Godlovesugly]

Very impressed by the way, totally convincing sound.

[Maurice E]

Very impressed by the way, totally convincing sound.

were there any recent songs (i.e post 'Who Ate Me Curry')?

[Godlovesugly]

were there any recent songs (i.e post 'Who Ate Me Curry')?

Nope nothing that recent, Irish Blood English Heart was the most recent to my recollection.

[Maurice E]

Nope nothing that recent, Irish Blood English Heart was the most recent to my recollection.

Oh, shame.
Come on, Graham, sort it out!