Upcoming Concerts

Previous Concerts

Friday, 9th November, 2012
Concert in aid of Delamere School, John Alker Hall, Flixton, Manchester


Acoustic Moods are available for bookings, should you be wishing to hire a band for a function or other event. Current bookings are listed below.

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Friday, 11th November, 2011
Concert in aid of Delamere School, John Alker Hall, Flixton, Manchester


Saturday, 24th May, 2008
An evening with Acoustic Moods, Manna House, Irwell Street, Bury


Friday, 23rd November, 2007
Another evening with Acoustic Moods, Urmston Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club


Saturday, 17th November, 2007
A Concert In Aid of Children In Need, Meir Park Day Nursery, Stoke-on-Trent


Friday, 9th March, 2007

Manchester Acoustic Guitar Society Presents...




Review:
I was planning a trip to England and found Acoustic Moods had set a concert date for when I would be there. I knew this was my first opportunity to actually hear one of my favorite bands live in concert, an opportunity I surely did not want to miss. The setting was in the Urmston Cricket Club, a roomy but cozy place. I found a seat up front for best viewing, Chas was busy setting up and testing the sounds, lighting, and generally making sure all was set properly for the band. The band was tuning guitars, and settling into getting ready to play.


The lights dimmed, the spotlights came on, and Genesis' "No Son of Mine" filled the room. I knew, instantly, that I was in for a wonderful evening of music. "Afterglow" and "Happy Blues in 7/4" followed, and then one of my favorite originals by the band, "For Heather". Hearing it live for the first time was truly a delight! "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" had the audience clapping along, and a new release, "Suncatcher" which Chris narrated the history behind the song, is sure to be one of their biggest hits to come, followed by an unforgettable rendition of Solsbury Hill.



After the intermission, the band returned and began playing "Chantler Time", followed by more of my favorites, entangled and ripples. "L for Leather" was another that will also find a place on my ipod. After some more original material, the concert was drawing to a close. Acoustic Moods made it go out with a bang, with a full 11 mins of "Tryptych" which was absolutely remarkably played. I could go on and on about my thoughts on each song they performed that evening, it was just a purely fantastic concert and performance by all and an evening with Acoustic Moods that I will always remember.


Pat Jordan ~ USA