REVIEW: Bigmoneymakers- Tired To Get Fired

Should we say we had been waiting for that video to be released for quite a long time? well, yeah.
Indeed, the Paris-based band had slowly put their fans under pressure, releasing their single a couple of months ago, coupling it with a few gigs in and around Paris, most notably a sold-out show last month at l'International which proved the band was now too famous for small venues.
At High And Loud, we are definitely conquered by that video. And we have to admit that seeing the band hanging in a store with their Simply Market jackets (french equivalent of Tesco) is just priceless.

The song is sheer efficiency wrapped in a rock n' roll package of laddish attitude and French arrogance.

So merry Christmas to you all. 2013 should be the Bigmoneymaker's year.


BigMoneyMaker - Tired to Get Fired par gregdewey

LIVE REPORT: The View @ Electric Ballroom, Nov 29

Ma chronique en français du concert se trouve comme à l'habitude sur Sound Of Violence.
My report in French for the concert atthe Electric Ballroom can be found on Sound Of Violence, the webzine specialised in British music.

PHOTOS: The View @ Electric Ballroom, London. Nov 29.

Here's the now usual Flickr diaporama with some of the pictures taken during The View's concert in London.

To get good quality pictures, check them out directly on Flickr as for some reasons, the embedded photos are of lesser quality.

Anyway, the review is coming soon, both in English and in French!

PHOTOS: Bigmoneymakers @ L'international, Nov 25

The French indie band played l'International on Saturday. The venue was totally packed and it seemed pretty blatant that they have now become far too popular for venues that size. Their first video for Tired To Get Fired should be out soon. The photos of the show can be found in the Flickr diaporama. You can have all of them in larger size by clicking on the bottom right or go to the Flickr page as the embedded diaporama doesn't want to be in HQ. Oh well.

PHOTOS: Mystery Jets @ La Flèche d'Or, Nov 21

The band whose style spans from Wings to Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young played their parisian date in a very trendy venue. Even miss Lou Doillon was there. A great live band and a great gig.