5/18/14 - Brighton, England, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, "Brighton Festival''

5/18/14 - Brighton, England, Brighton Dome Concert Hall, "Brighton Festival''

Setlist (incomplete):
Wolf Among Wolves
Fool
What The World Needs Now Is Love
Colors And The Kids
Norma Jean - Names - 5:29
Brave Liar - 3:33
The Greatest - 3:07
Monster - 2:49
Maybe Not - 4:00
In This Hole - 5:27
Can I Get A Witness? - 3:08
Ocean - 3:54
Werewolf - 4:28
Good Woman - 4:26
Say - 3:26
Baby Doll - 3:18
The Moon - 3:22
Naked, If I Want To - 3:48
Talking - 3:30
Framboise, Gitane - 1:54
Blues Licks - 0:47
From Fur City - 4:05
Pa-Pa Power - 2:26
Metal Heart - 5:57
Total Time - 1:12:54

This is the 20th performance of the year and the 19th solo performance of the year. A very nice audience recording was made of part of this concert. The times above reflect this recording.

Nick Cave in the audience? http://instagram.com/p/oJq8Ftxm19/#

Someone reported on Twitter that Nick Cave and Peaches were in the audience. 

 The Greatest 2 (snippet):
 http://iconosquare.com/p/723370659713250238_145872427

I got confirmation that Nick Cave was there.


by Moreno Galata

Review: http://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/may/19/cat-power-review-chan-marshall-solo-brighton
 
"3,6,9", so, a slightly different setlist!

Review
http://www.theargus.co.uk/leisure/critic/11222199.Brighton_Festival__Cat_Power__Brighton_Dome_Concert_Hall__May_18/#commentsList

Nicolaoua wrote:Review: http://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/may/19/cat-power-review-chan-marshall-solo-brighton
 
"3,6,9", so, a slightly different setlist!

Despite what the review says,  other people claim that  "3,6,9" wasn't played (see the comments section of the article)

Pa Pa Power (snippet) http://web.stagram.com/p/723353435575534282_218630623

Review
http://brightonfestival.org/event/2389/cat_power/

Review
http://thelatest.co.uk/brighton/2014/05/20/cat-power/

Photos from Brighton Festival FB

Review Pictures
http://www.paperbackthrones.co.uk/2014/06/brighton-bucket-list-live-music.html

After a short break between sets, in which my friend has to leave due to falling ill, I settle down solo in my seat unsure of what to expect from the female headliner. A quiet and unassuming woman graces the stage. As she begins to sing, a hush encompasses the audience. We are transported through the beauty of her vocals. It doesn't matter that she's not a Beyonce in terms of hyper-choreographed, raucous stage presence; the music is enough to bring us to the edge of our seats. She mixes old stuff and new stuff with covers, switching between her piano and guitar. Several times she speaks in her sweet, husky voice to those in the crowd, apologising for forgetting verses and for technical problems --- minor hiccups with lyrics subtly smoothed over by gentle charisma. Because of her inherently nervous demeanour, her set seems at times a little scatty. Yet, this only enhances the adoration felt for this enchanting woman. Such is emphasised by repeated screams of "I love you!" from fans in the depths of the Dome. As the gig draws to a close, Marshall takes the bouquet she's been presented with, and throws the flowers one by one into the crowd. To me, this act defines the entire aura of the evening --- a rare musical intimacy. I depart feeling like I've left with a little piece of her. 

It's incomplete but here you have part of the show ... https://mega.co.nz/#!1J9SUY5C!_zWG00GHKO0wCWOzZYgE_eFwSGBfKeiy8xksz9DcnJQ
I can't take pictures or film in her shows because I'm always really immersed in her performance so I put my camera under my seat and grabbed the audio.


Enjoy!!

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