Dir en grey

[Tordek42]

I didn't hear that, but you have to remember that we had been waiting hours (or most fans had), there were bars everywhere so many were drunk. And most of all it was in Brixton which is the roughest part of London, a city renowned for it's unforgiven and vocal concert-goers.

Anyway, an apology from the bands would be nice...

[InsaneDoll]

dxk <3

[Kitana09]

I've always considered myself a dir en grey fan. I listen to their music all the time and I think their songs are great but,...I don't like their newest Uroboros as much as I like the others. Some of my friends agree with me. They think that since they are going mainstream they are being affected by american music and starting to go down hill. I dont know what to think.

[Firu]

saw them on thursday night,they were stunning

[Miyavifan]

Originally Posted by Kitana09

I've always considered myself a dir en grey fan. I listen to their music all the time and I think their songs are great but,...I don't like their newest Uroboros as much as I like the others. Some of my friends agree with me. They think that since they are going mainstream they are being affected by american music and starting to go down hill. I dont know what to think.

I disagree. I think Uroboros is amazing. And Kyo's English has gotten so much better.

[clairebear]

They were great on Tuesday night, I didn't go in there expecting much but they were awesome. And Kyo's voice sounded amazing. (Plus he was topless mwahaha.) I loved it when he shouted "GRASGOWWWWW!!" XD

Dozing Green is one of my favourite songs now. x)

[Miyavifan]

Here's your apology:

MySpace.com Blogs - Important message to our fans who were at Brixton Academy London on Jan 30th... - DIR EN GREY MySpace Blog

@ claire

so cute. Glasgow, Grasgow.... Kyo's English.

[Firu]

Originally Posted by Tordek42

My London review:

Got there at 19.30 (just for diru)
Brought diru and MSI shirt
At 20.30 show get cancelled over power shortage.
I then help start a small scale riot.

That is all...

EDIT: Videos I took

@ whoever it is in that first video saying "what f**king power failure? the lights are still on"
all major venues in the U.K. are required to have a backup generator for emergency lights in case of power failures so that they can safely evacuate the place,but these generators are nowhere near powerful enough to give electricity to power amps and p.a. systems
i understand why you're upset (god knows i would be) but your problem is not with any of the bands,organisers or the venue.if you're gonna blame anybody blame the national grid

[MyLittleBonsai]

I have been to 2 of their gigs now. I love them. Unfortunately they are teaming up with 'Kerrang' - this means little {word removed} will love them. I personally have loved them since around 2005 on first stumbling upon them. Last gig I went to (few weeks ago) was f**king immense. I had Kaoru sign my CD. I actually bought the UROBOROS album (second time) just for him to sign it. Amazing band lets hope they keep up the kick a** success in the U.K so I get to see them some more!

[UltraKawaii]

OMG!!!!!!!!

IM SOOOO JELOUS!

I wanted to go to that show but my mum wouldnt let me go on my own. I don't have any friends to go with and she was busy that night so she couldn't go with me. Ill get you next time!!! I'm going to claim them all!!