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that’s right! lqr has their own beer. a blond triple grand cru, and of course it’s named after their last cd ’10 pinter’. they have their own lqr-coins specially made for the festival. no detail is spared, everywhere you look you see lqr on shirts, coasters, beer bottles etc. there’s even a bowl with pink m&m’s (with lqr on it) backstage.
the evening kicked off with the band daisy chain. four ladies on guitar, banjo, bass and violin who play bluegrass in english, french and dutch. great opener! at the end of their set lqr jump on stage and join in and together they play a nice version of dropkick murphy’s ‘rose tattoo’. meanwhile the place is absolutely packed and lqr start their set with ‘muffins and coffins’, normally the last song of a lqr gig. the set includes mostly up-tempo songs out of the 10 years of lqr. halfway the set, accordion player arjan calls on the audience to grab their phone’s and to film their next song, ‘mis amigos’, and send it to lqr’s e-mail address. the same trick they did in 2015 for the video of ‘leprechauns’ which can be found at the end of this review. the crowd goes mad when they play gogol bordello’s ‘start wearing purple’, which is always a personal favourite of the band. after over an hour they finish their performance with two flogging molly covers, ‘black friday rule’ and ‘salty dog’. the crowd loves it! next one up are the hillbilly moonshiners. a cover band who play pop and rock songs in bluegrass style. hilarious is their version of beyonce’s ‘single ladies’. an energetic set from the lads is driving people insane and there is a lot of dancing going on. it is possible that some of it is influenced by 10 pinter beer i’m sure! the last band of the night is lqr’s fellow dutch celtic-punkers the royal spuds. they surely know how to party! the band keeps the energy level high with some great songs from their 2015 album it’s a feckin’ freakshow along with some older material and a few covers. at the end of the night lqr members mark and arjan join the spuds for their last two songs, ‘drunken lullabies’ and ‘what’s left of the flag’, both flogging molly covers.
a great first edition and a roaring success that will certainly will have a sequel in 2018.
you can read our reviews of lqr’s great 2015 ep a touch of liquor here and their even better 2016 album 10 pinter here.
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