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Dr John Cooper Clarke
Great Gig. Love Johnny Clarke, he never lets you down. He's a one off and I look forward to seeing him again. A wordsmith of the top order. A mention also for Mike Gary, JCCs support, superb as always, a great poet of the modern era, speaks from the heart. Roll on the next tour ✌️
Posted by Johnny B on 12/04/2024
Dr John Cooper Clarke , The Alhambra Theatre, Morecambe - 10th April 2024
Visceral, raw, vulgar, funny, energetic evening of the spoken word. Simply joyous
A fantastic evening with the great Dr JCC & friends Always sheer joy to see
Posted by Purplesal on 20/05/2023
Dr John Cooper Clarke , Nottingham Playhouse, Nottingham - 19th May 2023
Best Boots in Northampton
Fantastic performance with stand-out support of Luke Wright who pointed out the Doctor’s love of Australian Boots….top rated!
Posted by Matt Hanmer on 24/04/2023
Dr John Cooper Clarke , The Spinney Theatre, Northampton - 22nd April 2023
A trip back to Beasley St
Caught up with JCC in Clevedon after a failed attempt a few years back at the Fleece when my wife fainted after 5 mins. This was a really amusing evening. He was on top form and clearly in a good mood - maybe the sea air. He mused about loving it in Devon for which he was excused. A good mix of old and new ditties plus no little standup and joke telling. Overall good fun in a community hall not used to such events as far as I’m aware. But pretty ideal for this.
Posted by Portisheadpete on 22/02/2018
Dr John Cooper Clarke , Princes Hall, Clevedon - 19th February 2018
Clarkey in Clevedon
Very good concert from Dr John Cooper Clarke. Some rather dubious material in the middle but overall great performance from a great performer.
Posted anonymously on 20/02/2018
Dr John Cooper Clarke , Princes Hall, Clevedon - 19th February 2018
Punk poet Dr John Cooper Clarke emerged out of the Salford scene in the 70s. His focus on everyday working-class life combined with his outrageous image have elevated him to iconic status.
His illustrious career includes such acclaimed albums as Où est la maison de fromage? (1978), Rabid Disguise in Love (1978), Walking Back to Happiness (1979), Snap, Crackle & Bop (1980), Zip Style Method (1982), This Time It's Personal with Hugh Cornwell (2016) and The Luckiest Guy Alive (2018).