A Suspect Virus and Strangers on a Train

I think there's a bug in my system. My immune system that is. It's an annoying little virus that has been slowing med down for almost a week now.

I saw Rise Against and the 20Belows play at Vega in Copenhagen this weekend. After the first hour I was too tired to do anything but stand around, so no mosh pit for me. Darn.
But I did get to see the 20Belows play, both new material and some of their old stuff.

The award for most rock in one evening goes to Kasper Keen of the 20Belows, who had another gig with the Hitchcocks on the same night and had to run from Vega after opening for Rise Against to make it to the second show.

Rise Against were really good, but I know I would have enjoyed the show more if I had been in the mosh pit. And if the first three songs had been a little more about the vocals and a little less about the base drum.

Anyway, one of the perks of being sick is that I've had time to catch up on my reading and watch some movies. Like Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train" from 1951.

Rise Against are coming to Copenhagen

I finally got around to getting myself a ticket for Rise Against in Copenhagen. The show is on October 31st, but the it's almost sold out, so hurry up if you wanna see them.

My friends The 20Belows are opening for Rise Against. I have an advance copy of their new album and it's great. Check out their myspace.

Rise Against.

I'll try to get my hands on a photo pass for this show, but Vega can be difficult to deal with. I'd love to photograph the 20Belows again. It's been two or three years since I saw them live and this time I have a much better camera.

Also, Rise Against seem like a really energetic band on stage, and that would mean some really cool photos.