LAST NIGHT SAW the return of Kate Bush to the live stage for the first time in 35 years… and she nailed it.
A five star review from The Guardian (WARNING: These reviews contain spoilers of sorts, in case you’re heading along to one of the London gigs, which several of the DailyEdge.ie team are), a five star review from The Independent, a four star review from The Telegraph (we can only assume they were standing beside a farter), and reports of the Apollo bursting at the seams with celebrity fans.
But it was presenter and journalist Danny Baker who set the Bowie rumour mill earlier yesterday evening:
Baker’s follow up tweet should have set a few alarm bells ringing (he was playing on the news that Bush has asked fans not to take photos or video footage of the Apollo gigs):
And then there was this…
In fact, Baker wasn’t even at the Kate Bush gig, he was watching the Man United v MK Dons match.
Didn’t stop the hilariously trolling tweets though:
The low rumbling of the “will he, won’t he” Bowie rumours were helped along by the Chinese whispering about his actual attendance at the gig, along with some other well-known names.
But what of the gig itself? Did it live up to the hype? Did anyone take pictures? WHERE IS DAVID BOWIE?
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So… it was good then. And nobody took pictures. And David Bowie’s whereabouts remain unknown.
Just another 21 gigs to go.
