Anydays rollercoaster ride
“Every night and every day it’s alright and it’s ok” goes the chorus in the Anydays‘ new single Rollercoaster, and it looks as if every night and every day it will be ok for the band too, who are steadily attracting attention on their space on, well, MySpace. Well, it worked for the Arctic Monkeys, didn’t it?
Bassist Niall Jeger, a Reading worker and Royals fan, forms one-third of the Oxford-based band (alongside vocalist Drew Atkins and Alex Bridge on the drums), who cite The Kinks, Beatles and La’s as their musical heroes. They played at the Jericho Tavern in Oxford last Saturday and Niall tells me they will soon be entertaining in Jersey. But we want to see them perform in Reading (and later at Reading), don’t we?
Maybe, just maybe, the Anydays will be following other Oxford successes Radiohead and Supergrass on the road to glory.
Matt Brady on January 26th 2007 in Culture
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weenie responded on 28 Jan 2007 at 2:59 am #
DOH! I thought this blog was about reading, ie reading books….
Anyway, good win for the Royals against the Brummies!
Matt Brady responded on 31 Jan 2007 at 2:00 am #
Books? What are they? Yes, an expected win for Reading against Birmingham. However, a bigger challenge lies ahead. Can the Royals win against Man Yoo? Unlikely, but I can see a draw happening.