29/03/2022 - Birmingham Resorts World Arena (Concert For Ukraine)

[hummingbird]

Always cool to see them on the telly box. I didn't tho...gave up after snow patrol Watched the YouTube clip instead.

[UEF]

Didn't need a sound check for Live Aid, is all I'm saying

(they did have a rotating stage though)

[Red]

Originally Posted by Son of Stopped

My view is if it was on the BBC we'd have the full live sound. But ITV (and more importantly the advertisers using ITV) probably dictated more of what we heard.
Another reason to support the licence fee!
Do hope the song re-enters the charts as well.

What a weird attempt to shoehorn some pro-BBC bullshit into a thread about our boys playing a benefit gig for victims of the Russian war on Ukraine.

[Son of Stopped]

Originally Posted by Red

What a weird attempt to shoehorn some pro-BBC bullshit into a thread about our boys playing a benefit gig for victims of the Russian war on Ukraine.

I'm on about how BBC usually have bands playing live while ITV clearly want the music more controlled. And I'm glad significant amounts got raised.

[Red]

Originally Posted by Son of Stopped

I'm on about how BBC usually have bands playing live while ITV clearly want the music more controlled. And I'm glad significant amounts got raised.

Is that what the BBC did with the benefit concert they organised for the Ukranians?

[Son of Stopped]

Originally Posted by Red

Is that what the BBC did with the benefit concert they organised for the Ukranians?

When was that? I'd only been aware of the ITV one.

[Routine Builder]

[UEF]

Agreed that the BBC would probably have delivered a better more authentic experience as music goes, but it’s not the focus of this event

[Son of Stopped]

Well it was just a comment.