Saw Billy at Folkestone a couple of days ago. New songs, old songs, serious chat and funny anecdotes. Great concert! Nice one!

I was at this show too, for my 16th birthday, cheers for this mate

Wish someone would have played this for me back in the 90's. My whole life might have turned...

Saw billy at Birmingham symphony hall recently brilliant gig ...a pleasure to hear him again

A great Songwriter and excellent Entertainer! Never stop the Power for the Union!!!!

Very fine concert, one culture guide, to which I always had fallen in love, Rebecca~ comes from Bristol ... very interesting and much better than for exampel Noam Chomsky ( ONLY about vaxination~ against C...a ) ... what the star is telling about how to handle C...a questions ... very fine song versions, still so oyung and powerful ... And very, very positively surprised I am aboaut BB's words about Trump, they possible kind of thinking and felling of many of his fans, and emphatic and music ( around 1 : 30:00 ) ... Thank you so much for sharing !

Thanks for this. I saw him at the roundhouse a couple of weeks after this. I have seen Billy many many times over the years. I think his performance and song selection goes down as my all time favourite. Such a pleasure to be at a gig with a couple of old friends after the past two years.

Moved! Made my day! Solidarity, comrades!

Thanks for posting. Album of the Year. And Gigs of the Year.

Thank you so much for posting this. To be honest, I can't keep up with his speaking speed, so I can barely understand what he's saying in MC, but it's a very impressive gig. From Japan.

Saw the Guildford gig of this tour brilliant gig same jokes 😃

I saw hm live when first started at Polytechnic and had his song book to learn to play. I saw him just the other year at the Union Chapel . . . has been a major influence on the way I write and play music . . . and still thrills me as much as when I first met him.

Magic! Sir William of Bragg still kicking arse

That was very special. Even all the way in Vermont in the US

That was great, looking forward to seeing you in NC Sept 2022. :)

thanks for this. I love how the new songs work live and stripped back. I saw the last night of this tour, at the Roundhouse in Camden. His voice was nearly gone by then, not that it mattered. It's great to have a record of that gig through your recording of this one.

Gotta Love Billy! ... thx for posting

If only all artists converse with their audience the way BB does. Hate it when a performer justs stands and plays and never says a single word to their customers - come on performers SPEAK to YOUR FANS

i dont feel so alone now. 🙂

Thanks so much,probably seen Mr Bragg 20 times and this is a great set.Hello from Bellingham Wa..The first song A Lover Sings might be my fave BB song.

Thanks!

I saw Billy several times in the 80s and early 90s when he toured the states; saw this and wondered if he still had it. Pleased to report, *More Than Ever*!!

briilant mate thanks for posting

Well done for recording all 2 hours!

Thank you! We saw him at the Cambridge Corn Exchange but were too far to see this much detail.

Thanks for posting. We had an almost identical set in Southend (no Accident Waiting To Happen, but we got A13), and almost identical jokes. You were a lot more of a singalong audience.

Cheers buddy, really enjoyed that…

He's still mostly playing this setlist.

Love the man and his songs. Will there be a laser show?

If *Freedom came for free* it would be something else.

28:00 best advice for a young person [or a curious person].

@51:00 onward for a bit- I wonder how he feels now.

29:25 "The Internet good and bad is nothing more than a reflection of humanity".

Even now I wince at *There is no such thing as society* .

What did Bragg read in the lockdown?

29:47 "Odd-shaped planes from WWII - haunted by an Internet website PHOTOS THAT CAN'T BE EXPLAINED".

Who's playing keys on this? They're locked

Billy getting himself in Twitter bust ups again 😆 Go BB! www.gbnews.uk/a/376496

how can someone who recorded a version of The Internationale say that the language of Marxism does not resonate with people? why exchange the language of comradeship for allyship when the latter is well nested within "progressive neoliberalism"? sorry but this is disappointing, especially when the Ministry of Education in the UK is seeking to make socialism problematic and the US government in 2023 passed a resolution associating socialism with totalitarian crime. how long before it's outlawed altogether? also, there's no conflict between Marxism and human rights, so why play trans rights against Marxism? the shift from class to identity goes back to 50s counterculture and the Eurocommunism of the 70s, which have played their part in leading to today's enormous economic inequality, austerity, authoritarianism, militarism, climate catastrophe and the rest of it - none of which helps trans people or anyone else. among those who have done the work on the class and identity issue, and who don't pander confused political shibboleths are Ellen Meiksins Wood, Touré and Adolph Reed, Slavoj Zizek, Alain Badiou, Vivek Chibber, Norman Finkelstein, Walter Benn Michaels, David Harvey, Jodi Dean, Daniel Zamora, Greg Meyerson, Neil Larson, Paul Gilroy, Susan Neiman, Nancy Fraser, Cedric Johnson, and others

Shut up Billy and sing.