Bon Jovi
Forever Tour
A first-time trip to Wembley Stadium for the Bon Jovi Forever tour, featuring James Bay as support. Read our review of the setlist, stadium tips, and live performance.
The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe
I'd heard that this stage play was very well reviewed, so when some more tickets went on sale I thought it might be worth going to see. This time I went with my sister, and parked up at the NCP car park nextdoor to the Curve Theatre. For anyone visiting this theatre by car, that is usually the best place to park, but there can be quite a queue when leaving, so be warned! Whilst we sat and waited f …
Les Misérables
Victor Hugo, the son of a General in Napoleon's army, was a French author best known for The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, and Les Misérables. His works have inspired music, and has given life to London's longest running West End musical. Several years ago I'd seen an 8-part adaptation for TV of Les Misérables, and enjoyed it. When visiting Guernsey for the first time I'd seen Hauteville House where he …
Spirited Away
The Stage Play
An anniversary trip to see the stage play adaptation of Studio Ghibli's "Spirited Away" at the London Coliseum.
The Lion King
The Stage Play
My sister is a big fan of anything Disney, but specifically, The Lion King. So, my second visit to the Disney 100 exhibition was booked in to be with her on a cold January morning. Though for months before, until Christmas Day when I gave her the tickets, what she didn't realise was that we'd be going to see The Lion King stage play in the West End in the afternon after, with a short interlude at …
KISS
End of the Road Tour
I first heard of KISS when watching Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey which featured their cover of Argent's God Gave Rock and Roll To You. It was a few years until I heard more of their tracks, but liked their Greatest Hits album. When their final world tour was announced I decided that if tickets were a 'reasonable' price then I'd buy a ticket to see them. Sadly this one would be solo as I didn't k …