Don't know who he is, but have a lovely time Demantoid

Thanks - although I'm surprised you've not heard of him

LOL.. sorry Demantoid... I'm not too clued up on the current music scene

Wow Toid! You lucky thing! Have a brilliant night ma darlin. 


I kept meaning to post a live song by Rufus for you in the music thread. I`m off to do it now to get you going.  Enjoy your night Toid. I`m soooo jealous  

Thanks, Scotty. I think it'll be the fourth time I've seen him.

One of his concerts on this tour had a terrific review in my paper (The Guardian.)
His latest release - just him and a piano - has also had smashing notices.
But you clearly know what you're in for Deman.
I'm sure you'll have a smashing time.

~hops about on the spot~ I'm excited

You`re starting to get on my nerves now  Tell us all about it when you get back please...can`t wait. Have a wonderful night Toid  

Have a great time, Deman.

I get that a lot

 Dinnae worry... you`re not alone

I'm jealous too I love Rufus WainWright Hope you have a great night

I didn't know that Brisket owned The Grauniad
Hope you enjoy the concert! As long as he doesn't sing any of those dreadful Lenny Cohen songs!

Rufus Wainwright is fab .............personally though I prefer his father Laudon ...........I well remember a concert of his back in 1976 where he introduced his song about his baby boy 'Rufus is a tit man'. ..................they don't write em like that anymore.

It was brilliant - apart from the big screen showing close-up film of his eyes, in thick black makeup. I don't like eyeballs up close, they give me the heebies.
The first part of the evening, he came on dressed like an Elizabethan ghost in drag, and played all of the new album, during which time we weren't supposed to applaud because it's all very low-key.
After the interval he came back looking normal and did a load of his previous hits. Loved it!

Deman I thought of you when I read this piece in my paper today:
"Wainwright in full flight is breathtaking, and this theatrical evening.....showcases the singer at his baroque best."
Pleased you had a great time.