The band in a gazebo in Gislingham's Town Yard
Snow Patrol at the Royal Albert Hall, South Kensington, London - 21st September 2026
Nosher and Isobel are off to London to see Snow Patrol perform the entirety of the album Eyes Open for its twentieth anniversary, at the Royal Albert Hall. Before the gig, we meet up with Jen Mac at the Comptoir Libanaise at the very bottom of Exhibition Road for some mezze, before heading into the Royal Albert Hall, albeit in separate areas, with Jen down at the lowest seating area, whilst we're right in the gods. Before that, the Gislingham Silver Band is playing in another gazebo at the Gislingham Town Yard - a small field behind the former Six Bells pub, where there's a sort of village picnic event going on.
previous album: The GSB at the Carnival, Pulham Market, Norfolk - 12th September 2026
Terry chats to Adrian
The picnic audience disperses
It's weird being in the Six Bells car park again
Gislingham Town Yard
Edward Elgar's house on Avonmore Road
A flower stall on Kensington High Street
The impressive Art Deco Barker's building
The grand gates of Kensington Gardens
A first view of the Royal Albert Hall
The Albert Memorial glitters in the evening sun
The impressive Church of the Latter Day Saints
Nosher meets up with Isobel and Jen Mac
We're at the Comptoir Libanaise
Our mezze platter arrives
Exhibition Road in Kensington
What looks like a rare K2 phonebox
It's a long way down from the top of the hall
The Royal Albert Hall starts to fill up
Martha Wainright is first on stage
Snow Patrol start their set
A view from upstairs at the Royal Albert Hall
Snow Patrol in action
The stars come out for a slow number
Martha Waingright joins in for a number
The Royal Albert Hall is bathed in red light
Gary Lightbody under three spotlights
The band all in purple
There's dancing in the circles
Gary Lightbody waves at the end of the gig
The giant hall empties out
The hall has cleared out in minutes
Night shops on Kensington High Street
We eat Persian pastries on the hotel balcony
Avonmore Road in the morning
The hotel room
Post-modern 1930's styling on Olympia
Zaman supermarket is just opening up
An actual BT payphone cubicle on the High Street
The entrance to High Street Kensington tube
A tiny tobacconist stall opens up near the tube
Another look at the awesome Barker's building
The entrance to St. Mary Abbots
George Gilbert Scott's church
The west window of St. Mary Abbot
Interesting Art Deco intaglio on Barker's
Kensington High Street
There's a collection of nodding heads in a shop
A fancy building
An alley with an 'Electric Lighting Station'
A little corner of Kensington Gardens
High Street Kensington tube station
Another view of High Street Kensington tube station
1930s control rooms
Notting Hill Gate underground stationi
The other end of Notting Hill Gate tube
The Central Line tube train comes in
At Liverpool Street underground
One of several giant fans keeping the air moving
Liverpool Street Station
The grand Victorian roof at Liverpool Street
A wheeled stall with a very out-of-date message
A contrast of old-ish and new
It's all too much for a bicycle delivery rider
The train on platform 12
Parallel lines
Class 08 08624 'Rambo' at Ipswich
The nose of Class 90 90041 'Pete Waterman'
The tracks at Diss head off to Norwich
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The band in a gazebo in Gislingham's Town Yard
The band in a gazebo in Gislingham's Town Yard
Terry chats to Adrian
The picnic audience disperses
It's weird being in the Six Bells car park again
Gislingham Town Yard
Edward Elgar's house on Avonmore Road
A flower stall on Kensington High Street
The impressive Art Deco Barker's building
The grand gates of Kensington Gardens
A first view of the Royal Albert Hall
The Albert Memorial glitters in the evening sun
The impressive Church of the Latter Day Saints
Nosher meets up with Isobel and Jen Mac
We're at the Comptoir Libanaise
Our mezze platter arrives
Exhibition Road in Kensington
What looks like a rare K2 phonebox
It's a long way down from the top of the hall
The Royal Albert Hall starts to fill up
Martha Wainright is first on stage
Snow Patrol start their set
A view from upstairs at the Royal Albert Hall
Snow Patrol in action
The stars come out for a slow number
Martha Waingright joins in for a number
The Royal Albert Hall is bathed in red light
Gary Lightbody under three spotlights
The band all in purple
There's dancing in the circles
Gary Lightbody waves at the end of the gig
The giant hall empties out
The hall has cleared out in minutes
Night shops on Kensington High Street
We eat Persian pastries on the hotel balcony
Avonmore Road in the morning
The hotel room
Post-modern 1930's styling on Olympia
Zaman supermarket is just opening up
An actual BT payphone cubicle on the High Street
The entrance to High Street Kensington tube
A tiny tobacconist stall opens up near the tube
Another look at the awesome Barker's building
The entrance to St. Mary Abbots
George Gilbert Scott's church
The west window of St. Mary Abbot
Interesting Art Deco intaglio on Barker's
Kensington High Street
There's a collection of nodding heads in a shop
A fancy building
An alley with an 'Electric Lighting Station'
A little corner of Kensington Gardens
High Street Kensington tube station
Another view of High Street Kensington tube station
1930s control rooms
Notting Hill Gate underground stationi
The other end of Notting Hill Gate tube
The Central Line tube train comes in
At Liverpool Street underground
One of several giant fans keeping the air moving
Liverpool Street Station
The grand Victorian roof at Liverpool Street
A wheeled stall with a very out-of-date message
A contrast of old-ish and new
It's all too much for a bicycle delivery rider
The train on platform 12
Parallel lines
Class 08 08624 'Rambo' at Ipswich
The nose of Class 90 90041 'Pete Waterman'
The tracks at Diss head off to Norwich