Dea Matrona

They where great and lovely as always.The only minus was the gig was a bit short.

The girls were great as usual but their set as support act was ridiculously short. 30 minutes on stage is absurd. One final point, their own music is very good, these girls are very talented and deserve to go far, but they really shouldn't open their set with 'Stamp on it'. It may have been their first release but it really isn't a good song. Thankfully their later material is far far better.

Great to see them again. Great sound, great songs. Should have been on a lot longer, it seemed to go so quick! Can't wait to see them again!

My first time seeing Dea Matrona ❤️❤️

Very talented young ladies reminiscent of Alannah Myles and a little bit Bangles. Will definitely buy a ticket next time they are in town.

Both bands where exceptional

It was A great show ! They where great. I loved it

Absolutely brilliant! The band was clearly pleased to be back in Belfast after a really busy and successful time on tour, promoting their debut album and reaching new fans. They looked so relaxed and happy without losing a bit of professionalism. I can't wait for their next gig!

this band is improving day by day they have always been excellent musicians but now their stage presence & crowd appeal have vastly improved with time & experience Now a headline band

Everything was absolutely first class Dea Matrona were on fire, their playing, singing and presentation was magnificent, the venue was great and the audience was loving every second. A great support spot from Canadian band Housewife as well

Having followed Dea Matrona for a while now it was great to finally see them play live at the Joiners in Southampton. The girls put on an excellent show with both demonstrating their amazing guitar and singing skills. I bought their latest CD straight after the show which Mollie and Orlaith were both kind enough to autograph. I definitely plan see them play live again.

Downstairs venue, access from rear. Dea Matrona where their usual energetic selves with lots of banter with the sold out crowd.

Small intimate venue upstairs. Dea Matrona where fantastic, now touring as four piece with extra guitarist. First gig of Debut Album Tour "For Your Sins" Lots of energy and great reception of new tracks not played live before.

The support band eevah were great they really got the audience going then the main attraction Dea Matrona came on stage they really rocked the place the girls had so much energy it was amazing how they kept it up for the full set unfortunately the mix was a little bit off with the drums drowning out some of the vocals but it’s fair to say no one really cared it ws a high energy very polished show from start to finish

Amazing show, brilliant concert! Nottingham next for me on Sunday! Pete

Fabulous gig in a very special venue where you can get to see up close and actually talk to your artists at the merch etc. Great night with the new blossoming talent of Dea Matrona's melodic rock with 70s influences balancing the high energy modern rock of Kris's band. What a showman! After the gig the open mike night was still going strong in the bar. A very special venue indeed.

Great venue, bar with food next door and linked. Dea Matrona produced one of their best gig performances to a very receptive and lively crowd. A very good short set as support act. Eleven songs included their famous Oh Well cover and two acoustic tracks. Will be back to Manchester as headline act in May (date and venue to be announced)

I wish Mamie was still the drummer. She added so much talent to the band and was a great fit. Orlaith & Mollie were great. I love their guitar playing and stage performance was awesome.

Amazing show!!! Amazingly talented girls!!!

Both shows were great they were the best group at the festival