Passed this smokers' shed a few weeks ago.
It looked a nice set up for those who still smoke, especially when it rains.
It looked a nice set up for those who still smoke, especially when it rains.
Lizz has an incredible voice and a wonderful band, and the crowd were treated to Coming Home; Hit the Ground; Grace; Old Man (Neil Young classic) etc.
Forty minutes before the gig, I turned up at the Teatr Roma in central Warsaw to be informed that the show had been switched to Praga Centrum across the river in the city.
Fortunately, I know my way around Warsaw quite well and 30 minutes later, after two quick metro rides, I was at Praga Centrum.
When Lizz came on stage, she joked that she'd been expecting to sing in a beautiful theatre but still the Praga Centrum room "had its own kind of vibe". This was a great way of seeing things, of course.
A few good or unusual things about Praga Centrum: you can take shots from the side of the stage while visiting the toilets:
The toilets are kind of unique:
And you can get a very good (albeit expensive) Pilsner beer there:
Overall, it was an honour to see Lizz Wright and her great band.
The band came on with the whole of their recently released album, Crime Scene, which worked really well:
All six tunes off Crime Scene are real gems, but if I had to pick a couple of favourites, they would be Victim of Desire and A Cold Spring Day in '22.
Into the second half of the show, the crowd were treated to a nice balance of RPWL favourites, with Unchain the Earth being the standout tune for me.
The band receiving a well-earned round of applause at the end of the show below:
Passing a beautiful white street in Warsaw yesterday:
Really like the way the trees dominate the street.
Outside, it seemed like the white blossom was celebrating Easter Sunday:
Until I met Kotek, I never knew that cats sometimes eat grass.
Kotek eats grass from time to time, but much prefers his beef in gravy, of course.