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Reply Parfume
10:05 PM on September 01, 2010
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Reply moz
09:37 AM on August 23, 2010
Hi Mr B. great to have you back as compere extraordinaire!!!! -hope your repertoire of jokes has improved somewhat during your absence ... XsmileX .. see you at the next event. moz & mary.
Reply Lenny (Tubesnake)
06:17 AM on August 20, 2010
Great to hear The Daisy is about to flower again!
Reply moz
06:16 AM on August 20, 2010
whoohoo Daisy's back in town- bring on the bands- we've missed you......look Kevin we wouldnt mind paying more on the door, if, you get the good bands.... xm
Reply thedaisyhill
08:03 PM on April 15, 2010
Hi Dave - understand your views and take on board your points; the decison was taken by the owner at very short notice and he makes the decisions. We wouldn't rule out a return of live music at some point, though. It would be fair to say, however, that many pubs have stopped putting on live music due to the recession/viability reasons. I have experienced this playing in my own band and other bands inform me that gigs are being cut all over on the pub circuit - just check out 'Riffs' to see how many bands are looking for work and the posts re. pubs stopping bands. It's the recession state we are in currenty, sadly.
Reply david.phillips11@btinternet.com
12:16 PM on April 14, 2010
Can't believe that the Daisy is not economically viable, have been to see bands at the 3 Tuns in Gateshead and the Market Tavern in Ch-le-St both of these pubs do not charge an entrance fee and the crowd numbers are the same as on an average Daisy Hill night. The Daisy does not do it's self any favours in the winter with the cold concert room, and on a number of occasions I have not removed my coat all night and people huddle around radiators for warmth.Why were the punters not told that is was not viable before it closed, I for one would not mind paying a couple of quid to see a band. Disgusted Dave.
Reply Paul
05:53 AM on March 12, 2010
Waiting for you to upload pics from The Paul Rodgers Story. Where they any good?

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