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April 08, 2009
Morrissey at The State Theater
On Monday, Morrissey played in Funnyapolis. Some insist that he said 'Fannyapolis.' Either one is a pretty apt description of Minneapolis as far as I'm concerned. It was much more of a production than I was expecting. Huge sound, huge backdrop and a huge light show. Drawing was more challenging than I expected it to be. It was very dark and the only light I could catch was provided by the overactive light show. It's interesting to see a drawing develop under a strobe light. The Courteeners opened. I believe they were from Manchester. Here are the obligatory drawings:
Morrissey and band. The huge figure flexing it's muscles was actually an image of a sailor smoking a cigar... in the drawing it ended up looking more like some Egyptian Pharaoh... which is fine with me!
The Courteeners (left) and Morrissey during the ultra-dark rendition of Death of a Disco Dancer.
Posted by tomk at April 8, 2009 12:09 AM
