Showing posts with label Henry's Cellar Bar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henry's Cellar Bar. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 March 2011

Gig 36













Henry's Cellar Bar, Edinburgh 18/3/11
First public appearance of 3D films.
Setlist: A Physical Husband, Death Makes You Feel Like A Man, (We Were) Always On Our Own, Watching Waters Rise, Agenda For Change, It's Abnormal, Cool, Mouse In Love, Dungeness, Selling The Party.
Sound: Leonora. Fraught soundcheck but great when playing
Reception: Warm, relaxed. 3D much appreciated.

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

Dancing Mice in 3D

Dancing Mice in 3D - Gig at Henry's Cellar Bar Edinburgh Friday 18th March 2011 10.p.m.

Wednesday, 8 September 2010

Thursday, 20 May 2010

Gig 34 – Solferino Launch

Henry’s Cellar Bar, Edinburgh 19/5/10

Henry's Gig 34

Setlist: Death Makes You Feel Like A Man, (We Were) Always On Our Own, Watching Waters Rise, Agenda For Change, Talking To Herself Again, It's Abnormal, Gone Girl, Blue Screen, Selling The Party.

Sound: Leonora.Not so good at first ( sorry Leonora), but good at the end, and the audience appreciated the moderate volume level.

Reception: Lots of smiles and applause. Good crowd rapport. About 120 people, lots of CDs and badges distributed. DM begin to rule the world.

Saturday, 23 January 2010

Gig 32


23/1/10

Henry's Cellar Bar, Edinburgh

Setlist: Pictures Of Biggles, Cindy Does It Better, It's Abnormal, (We Were) Always On Our Own, Mouse In Love, Tamagotchi Girl, Watching Waters Rise, Freiburg (CH) '98, Selling The Party

Sound: Leonora, perfect on stage and off.

Reception: 97% strangers, attentive, complimentary, especially to Ian and Roddy

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

Advance Notice – Gig 32










Dancing Mice will next play at

Henry’s Cellar Bar, Edinburgh

Saturday 23rd January 2010

also appearing

Mills and Boon – not to be missed

Wednesday, 20 May 2009

Gig 27

20/05/09
Henry's Cellar Bar, Edinburgh
Setlist: A Physical Husband, Tamagotchi Girl, It's Abnormal, Agenda For Change, Cindy Does It Better, (We Were) Always On Our Own, Watching Waters Rise, Freiburg (CH) '98, Selling The Party.
Sound: Leonora. Thoughful, spot on, thanks Leonora!
Films shown tonight.
Reception: Sparse crowd at first, but the numbers swelled and the atmosphere warmed up considerably.