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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds ~ Rockpalast 2023
Nov. 6, 2023 - Mitsubishi Electric Halle Düsseldorf, Germany
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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Descend on Düsseldorf
by R. Dale Roth 2024-03-05

Picture Dusseldorf, Germany's Mitsubishi Electric Halle, a venue pulsating with eager anticipation on November 6, 2023. The air buzzing with excitement, as the night sky reveals a flock of high flying birds making a dizzying descent toward the crowd gathered at Rockpalast.

Britian's ultimate bad boy, Noel Gallagher strides onto the stage, his guitar in hand, and from the first strum, it's clear – the man is a force of nature. Gallagher's magnetic stage presence grips the audience, even before one note is played this man exudes an exchange of energy between artist and admirers that transforms the concert into a communal celebration of music.

Mitsubishi Electric Halle serves as the perfect canvas for this sonic masterpiece. The acoustics are spot-on, allowing Noel's vocals and Gem Archer's guitar riffs to soar effortlessly. The lighting, a visual dance enhancing each crescendo, and the venue's overall vibe amplify the concert experience to new heights.

Now, let's talk about the band. Noel Gallagher, with his iconic voice and guitar prowess, takes the lead. Gem Archer's guitar adds a layer of complexity, while Russell Pritchard's bass and vocals provide the heartbeat of each track. Mike Rowe's keyboards, Chris Sharrock's drums, and the harmony brought by Jessica Greenfield, Shannon Harris, Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon – together, they craft a musical symphony that envelops the audience.

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at Mitsubishi Electric Halle is not just a great live concert; it's an immersive rock experience, a sonic voyage, and a testament to the timeless power of rock and roll.

Song by Song:

1. "Pretty Boy": The opening chord, and we're off! "Pretty Boy" serves as the launchpad, setting the stage for the sonic voyage ahead. Anthemic choruses and dreamy melodies – a formidable kickoff.

2. "Council Skies": Moving on to "Council Skies," the energy rises. Gem Archer's guitar riffs take center stage, creating an atmosphere that's both captivating and electrifying.

3. "Open The Door, See What You Find": Enter the soulful "Open The Door, See What You Find." Noel's vocals take the spotlight, guiding the audience through a musical exploration that transcends the ordinary.

4. "We're Gonna Get There In The End": Things take a contemplative turn with "We're Gonna Get There In The End." Russell Pritchard's bass lays the foundation for introspection, adding depth to the sonic journey.

5. "Easy Now": Now, let's pump it up with "Easy Now." Mike Rowe's keyboard prowess adds a layer of finesse, making it a track that's impossible not to groove to.

6. "You Know We Can’t Go Back": Get ready for a heart-to-heart with "You Know We Can’t Go Back." Noel's lyrics resonate, and Chris Sharrock's drumming amplifies the emotional impact, creating a moment of sincerity.

7. "We're On Our Way Now": "We're On Our Way Now" is a sweet acknowledgment of progress. The harmonies between Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon elevate the track, creating a sense of unity.

8. "In The Heat Of The Moment": Noel takes the lead in "In The Heat Of The Moment." His guitar skills, backed by the collective energy of the band, make it a high point that lingers in the air.

9. "If I Had A Gun...": Tyler Roberts steps up with "If I Had A Gun..." His vocals, accompanied by the rhythm set by Matt McKenzie, create a sacred ambiance, connecting the audience to something beyond the tangible.

10. "AKA... What A Life!": The climax approaches with "AKA... What A Life!" Gem Archer's guitar, combined with the backing vocals of Emma Brammer, Amy Ashworth, and Angela Penhaligon, builds up to a triumphant finale.

11. "Dead In The Water": A moment of reflection with "Dead In The Water." Noel's acoustic guitar takes center stage, and the audience is drawn into a serene space of vulnerability.

12. "Going Nowhere": "Going Nowhere" explores the melancholy. Russell Pritchard's basslines and the collective instrumental synergy create a somber yet beautiful moment.

13. "The Importance Of Being Idle": The crowd roars as "The Importance Of Being Idle" fills the hall. Noel's vocals, complemented by the band's dynamic energy, bring an electrifying charge to the atmosphere.

14. "The Masterplan": A journey through the musical tapestry of "The Masterplan." John Meding's electric guitar adds a punch, creating a moment that feels like the climax of an epic saga.

15. "Half The World Away": Zach Hartgraves' bass takes the lead in "Half The World Away," setting a reflective tone. The venue resonates with the collective contemplation of the audience.

16. "Little By Little": "Little By Little" is a sonic rollercoaster. The seamless transitions and harmonious interplay of instruments showcase the band's tight chemistry, leaving the audience in awe.

17. "The Mighty Quinn": An unexpected turn with "The Mighty Quinn." Shannon Harris' keyboards add a whimsical touch, taking the crowd on a detour through the unexpected.

18. "Live Forever": The timeless "Live Forever" fills the air. Kory Miller's vocals soar, and the audience is carried away by the timeless anthem, creating a shared moment of transcendence.

19. "Don’t Look Back In Anger": As "Don’t Look Back In Anger" echoes through the venue, the crowd becomes a chorus. Noel's vocals, the collective energy of the band, and the audience's participation create a grand finale, leaving everyone in a state of euphoria.

Featuring: Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

Noel Gallagher - lead vocals, guitar
Gem Archer - guitar
Mike Rowe - keyboards
Shannon Harris - keyboards
Chris Sharrock - drums
Russell Pritchard - bass, vocals
Jessica Greenfield - keyboards, vocals