Live
As promised we have now fixed some dates for gigs in 2005, we're doing our best to be able to appear in an area near you, as the dates progress we'll post any new one here as well, so keep watching the Tr3nity newsletter for updates. If you're not already a subscriber then click the Subscription Request link to be part of the community.
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| 16th Sept 2005 | Stripes | Brentford
Football Ground Brentford Middlesex |
After an excellent evening earlier this year, we have been asked to return. We will be supported by Credo, an evening of great music not to be missed. Tickets available on the door... |
| 17th Sept 2005 | Summer's End Festival 2005 | Gloucester
Guildhall, Gloucester |
After the unfortunate cancellation of ProgSfest, we really pleased to announce our inclusion in the Summer's End Festival.. It's looking like a really exciting event with some excellent names on the festival list. Check out the site for more details (http://www.summersend.co.uk) and we really look forward to seeing you there |
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Unfortunately progSfest 2005 Has been
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We're currently negotiating on some really exciting live dates, and we'll post further details as they become available....
| The day started with the sun rising and beating down on
the Reading Streets, the Edwin Shirley 18 wheelers rolled into the town
bringing the evenings entertainment with them...A few cars rolled into
South Street and Tr3nity unloaded as the trucks
passed South Street and made their way elsewhere. Well we can all dream
can't we? It was a sweltering evening, in the midst of the June heat wave, real testimony to the dedicated that turned up to a blackened South Street venue. Steve Thorne performed fantastically to an appreciative audience. Steve's set included songs from his much acclaimed "Emotional Creatures" album. When we came on stage, it had already been super heated by the lights bearing down. None of this was going to deter the band from performing as always to the best of our abilities. The energy levels were high, and the mutual enjoyment of the evening evening higher. Other than some minor technical problems the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all, and we would as always like to extent sincere thanks to all that came along, and in particular to those that travelled seemingly unfathomable distances to catch the show. What a great evening!!!! |
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| What promised to be a disaster waiting to happen....
Well it was Friday the 13th !!!!! Turned out to be an evening of
success. Central Studio was treated to a sell out evening in the Bands
spiritual home, Basingstoke. OK, it's not the most glamorous town, and
it's had some poor press over the years, but for one night at least, the
profile of the town was lifted with the sound of Tr3nity.
We all had a great evening, and our thanks to all that attended, and in
particular to those that travelled "From Afar" to see us.
Also, the band would like to take a special opportunity to thank Sarah for her sterling efforts, and dedication to the group in producing the flyers and posters and distributing them around the town, which in no small part contributed to the success and attendance of the evening. |
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| What a spectacular evening. Six superb bands on one stage. Some new, some not. We were proud to share a stage with some superb new talent. The evening was a resounding success with all that attended waxing lyrically over the whole evening. We would like to take the opportunity of thanking the CRS and in particular Kris Hudson, for giving us the opportunity of paying. To add to the surprises, we premiered the live version of "The Last Great Climb". | |
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Stripes nightclub situated in the grounds of Brentford
Football Club, has been host to a number of live bands. But the arrival
of Tr3nity signalled a move towards more adventurous genres than the
club has hosted before. Though the turn out was a little disappointing, this was quite expected as a Friday gig is often a difficult one. |
At the CRS - Rotherham - 6th March 2004
| After a gruelling rehearsal schedule, which started
immediately after the completion of the recording of 'Precious Seconds',
Tr3nity made their debut appearance with a
full line up at the Rotherham based Classic Rock Society. The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all, and no more so than the band. The live line up was
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The evening started with the powerful and excellent "The
Xenith Sound", a band well worth checking out. After their set, Tr3nity
hit the stage with a set list that included tracks from both albums
By the end of the evening, the audience was dancing and clapping to the gospel 'esque sounds of Can't you see, re-worked especially for live performance. |
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| As a special footnote, all of us at Tr3nity
would like to thank everyone that came along on the 6th March to support
us, it was an extremely special evening, that will remain in our hearts
and minds for a long time to come.
Thank you. |
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