NME Festival Guide
2009
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Gallows bring blood and chaos to SXSW
Frank Carter climbs the roofs in Austin
The singer, who repeatedly hit himself on the head with his microphone causing minor bleeding, spent the first part of the set in the midst of the audience, creating a circle space for himself by shoving punters to the side.
Later in the show he demanded that the audience form a circle pit, deriding their efforts as "pathetic" before joining in himself in an attempt to whip up some energy.
The Watford rockers played a slew of material set for their forthcoming new album, 'Grey Britain', with the new songs showing no let-up in terms of heaviness or pace for the frenetic band.
Carter made a shout out to Juliet Lewis, set to play at the venue later with her band The New Romantiques, then ended the set by placing his bandmates' microphones in the crowd so they leaped down to play, with the audience joining in enthusiastically.
Gallows played:
'Gold Dust'
'London Is The Reason'
'Leeches'
'Abandon Ship'
'The Vulture'
'Forgive'
'In The Belly Of A Shark'
'Dread'
'Misery'
'Orchestra Of Wolves'
Watch our interview with the band here:
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Gallows tickets:
- Nov 26, 2009 19:30 at Roadmender, Northampton - Buy from Seetickets
- Nov 27, 2009 19:00 at Kasbah, Coventry - Buy from Seetickets
- Nov 28, 2009 19:30 at O2 Academy 2 Liverpool, Liverpool - Buy from Seetickets
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