Up Next was Corpses for Autumn.

Theses guys plugged in and rocked out immediatley and got heavily involved with the crowd.

They dedicated a song to all the lovers enjoyed Valentine's Day and got the smoochy couples dancing together

Some of the vocals could have been abit clearer, but other than that they were pretty entertaining.

JADE STANSWOOD

last weeks gig in moorside!!!!

Diespite the facted tht wishlist had organised a gig at woolton  hills local church hall on the same night, the Moorside event was still sold out!

The vocals were slightly muffled, but the bassist (josh lol) was entertaining, busting a fewmoves when ever his services weren't needed, and  they threw in a couple of instrumentals, too, warming up the crowd nicely for Liquid Metal - the four-piece outfit that followed

woop woop!!!!

and theres abit about us playing with buring down vegas at the end of there tour at  moorside :P

4 or 5 times in the paper to the start of the year!!! welldone guys!

Woolton Hill Church Hall

Sunday 13 January

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Corpses For Autumn

Crowhurst

Shotgun

Wishlist

Burning Down Vegas

This Woolton Hill gig, which was organised by some of Corpses For Autumn, had all the up and coming local bands for its most recent event, and the fans pored in!

The first band on (surprisingly) was Corpses For Autumn. The local bands that are from Woolton Hill were in time and gave good crowd involvement. The vocals were muffled and know where near loud enough but despite this the crowd seemed to enjoy them and gave a loud applause at the end of their set.

The next band on was Crowhurst. Being one of the scariest bands of the night they didn't go down too well with the crowd as I don't think the crowd were expecting such anger from the singer! He jumped into the crowd several times and pushed some of the crowd, I think to start a mosh pit, and eventually got one going. They were in time and got a good applause from the crowd.

The next, and most well known, band of the night was Shotgun. The crowd moved forward to the front of the stage as soon as the first note came through the amps and started dancing to the bands well known songs like "I Want You", "Chelsea Dagger" by The Fratellis and "Jazzy Tip". The played a couple of new songs and were very involved with the crowd. Easily the best band of the night and got the biggest crowd applause.

The second to last band of the night was Wishlist. Looking like the youngest band of the evening they had the most energy. They played covers of the "Immigrant Song" by Led Zepplin and "The Trooper" by Iron Maiden which the crowd seemed to love. The crowd were once again at the front cheering them on and the band got involved with the fans a lot.

Burning Down Vegas, the final band of the evening (whose tour starts on the 9^th of February at the Tap and Spile in Newbury) were the heaviest band of the night. The band were in time and got the mosh pits going again. They played two new songs and the crowd seemed to love them.

Despite the fire alarm going off and everyone being made to go outside for five minutes the gig was a good night for everyone and they all seemed to enjoy it, and hopefully the guys from Corpses For Autumn will organise another one soon.

Jade Stanswood