Just done a bit of researching and she released an album last week under the name of 'The River Cry'

Very dark & morbid sounding songs

Really!! I thought she was a cardboard cutout eye candy to help sell the band rather than a musician.

Bit harsh

haha!

Yeh I guess, I remember reading something about her having only played bass for a couple of weeks when she joined the band tis all

Seen too many decent support acts to mention, but the worst must be those who backed Metallica a few years back at the MEN.

The Sword, stereotype heavy rock band. 2 verses, mind numbing 5 minute guitars followed by 3rd verse. Think Spinal Type with guitar stance. Next up, Machinehead, whose set consisted of song, yo Manchester, song, yo motherf$$$$$$s, yo ......ad nauseum. Thankfully, Metallica were a wonderful surprise.

Just remembered a great support act Bob Log III. Supported Franz Ferdinand in Bradford in around 2005. Also The Kills supported that night so overall a good night. Not sure how that slipped my mind

Saw Japandroids support The Gaslight Anthem on Saturday

Superb band

The two that pop into my head are Bon Iver supporting Iron and Wine in London in 2007/8 I think and Three Trapped Tigers supporting Deftones last month.

Best that I can remember were Delphic supporting Orbital in Sheffield a few years back.

Worst has to be the band supporting New Order at Manchester Apollo last year. Enough kit on stage to launch a mission to Pluto, and all they could manage was a repetitive dirge that didn't go anywhere, even though the drummer worked his backside off. It seemed to be only one track too. Awful. Can't remember the band name, and would only want to know it so I could avoid them in future.

Best support act would have to be Kings Of Leon when they supported The Music at Blackpool Empress Ballroom. This was back before they got styled and went downhill.

As for worst, theres been a few! But I'd have to say BRMC when they supported Oasis at Finsbury Park. Was really gutted but they were terrible. They've got better now though hence going to see them tomorrow

Polysics supporting Kaiser chiefs in Leeds in 2005/6. Never had the chance to see them live since but they're an amazing band.

A few year ago I saw Example (2nd Support) and Professor Green (1st Support) at a Plan B gig at Sheffield Leadmill.

I had a spare ticket and couldn't even give it away!

Now that was some bill!

I wonder what the pecking order would be now?