Nadine Shah + The Black Site @ Exchange, Bristol( UK) - April 17  2015

Venue:

http://www.exchangebristol.com/

Nadine Shaw

Nadine Shah is a British singer, songwriter and musician, born in Whitburn, South Tyneside, to Pakistani-Norwegian parents.

Discography:

Aching Bones EP (November 2012)
Dreary Town EP (April 2013)
Love Your Dum and Mad (July 2013)

Fast Food (April 2015)

Links:

http://nadineshah.co.uk/main/

https://www.facebook.com/Nadineshah/timeline

a clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzg3CPHrwbE

The Black Site

a duo from London composed by: Emma Falk Dennis - Vocals & Drums and 
Nick Bergin - Guitars 

Music:

http://www.theeblacksite.com/music/

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/theeblacksite/timeline

Gdhio Oihdg's review

Go nads... Nadine Shah is often compared to both Polly J  Harvey and Siouxsie Sioux but for the first few songs tonight it was difficult to see why.

Sure her voice is beautiful but the songs just felt a little middle of the road. But when she kicked in, she did.. and then some from the Venus in Furs tones of 'Fool', to the theatrical sounds of 'Aching Bones' and 'Floating', and the quite splendid 'Young man'  which delivered in her North East tones had me thinking she sounded like a female Brian Clough! 

She justified the Polly and Siouxsie comparisons.  I'd also suggest there's a little bit of a Dresden Dolls influence as well. Her between song banter was both infectious and hilarious, and support band 'Black Site' were the best opening act I've seen in a while. Think the Kills crossed with Chris Isaak at his most dulcet.