It was only when Killing Moon had been performed did the experience really come alive.
Echo & the Bunnymen enjoyed a momentous homecoming at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on Saturday night September 16.
Frontman Ian McCulloch was in imperious form as he performed with trademark gusto and diffident enthusiasm.READ MORE: Liverpool Empire show plunged into darkness after power cut The importance of Ocean Rain can not be overstated and rests easily in the pantheon of pop rock classics and is certainly one of the best albums of the 1980s.
Homecoming gigs are always fraught with a slight edge of tension. The deep love and appreciation of the artist is always tempered by the fear they may not be what you once thought they were. That maybe you wouldn’t connect with the music in the way you once had.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
The Chase's Anne Hegerty shares worry about life on ITV showThe Chaser spoke to the ECHO as she arrived at the National Diversity Awards 2023
Weiterlesen »
Katie Price proud family admission amid Harvey health updateThe mum-of-five spoke to the ECHO at the National Diversity Awards
Weiterlesen »
Road 'with its own identity' growing in the shadow of TescoThe ECHO spoke to businesses on Park Road about how the area has changed.
Weiterlesen »
Corrie star's one condition in admission on Stephen Reid's exitThe soap star spoke to the ECHO as he visited the city for a premiere
Weiterlesen »
Join the Liverpool ECHO's Christmas WhatsApp communityIt's 100 days until Christmas
Weiterlesen »