Gary Numan

Great venue, great atmosphere and wow, oh wow what a show and what a showman. He still holds the audience in the palm of his hand. The songs are as relevant and fresh as when they were released 45yrs ago. A master class in music. Brilliant, breathtaking and a great evening. Thanks Gary.

OMG 😲, he was just FANTASTIC!!!! Brilliant show again and even better light show than last time. Venue at the UEA Norwich is a small one, and this time it was very very hot inside and there seemed to be alot more people, so crowded and difficulty getting to see anything on the stage, which was a pity but caught a few glimpses of the man himself🤩😁. But all in all a wonderful evening 😁thank you Mr NUMAN 🫡😘xxx

Gary Newman was great as usual. But the music box is a venue is my least favorite place. Idiots had a fire alarm go off that they couldn't turn off and delayed the show. And they don't turn down the lighting over the Boost or the people standing under the lights it's f****** b*******

After we saw Gary at Cruel World last year, we knew we had to see him again as a headliner and with a full set list. He crushed it at CW and again last night at Pappys. They played all the heavier industrial rock but also some older classics, Down In The Park and an encore of Are Friends Electric?. The place was packed and rightfully so. My one complaint about last night... the guy with fuzzy hair, near the end of the night, that jumped in front of us and started farting/crapping his pants... wtf bro get to a porta potty next time instead smoking us all out

First time seeing Gary Numen (On my concert Bucket List). Overwhelmingly One of my all time FAV concerts. Could not believe the energy Numan had. His stage show was awesome. Band was tight and scary and Numan sang every word of his songs. Opening band Front Line Assembly was also way better than expected. Headliner band Ministry was underwhelming…

Great show. Perfect setlist. Cool mix of old hits and newer style. I loved the Mad Max guitarists. The sound guy in the mixing booth really needed to turn down the keys/synth, though. There were times where you couldn't hear the guitars or even vocals. It might have been the house guy / the venue's fault, but it was disappointing. And the drummer had a few Joe Biden moments that weren't super noticeable but threw off the beat of a song sometimes. Cars sounded off because of him. Gary was great.

🥹🙏 This was the second time I've been able to see Gary live, first time was about 17 years ago- and by the way he preformed - you'd never think he ages! He was, is - and always will be -ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!!! I absolutely adored the show and appreciated every second. 💗💖🥰

Phenomenal performance! I could have used another hour for more coverage of his amazing works!!!! He played some favorites and well known songs there were a couple of my favorites that didn’t make it to the set list. I hope to see his shows again soon! If I could, I would go to at least 5 shows on this tour. Love the other bands he was performing with too!!! I need MORE!!!!!

It was an excellent show. Last night of the tour and the last show with his drummer of 30 years. He got very emotional and actually left the stage in tears after thanking his whole touring staff, band members and the audience. It’s the most I’ve ever seen him engage the audience. A concert I will remember for ever!!

As always Gary was at the top of his game and great to see how Tim Slade has integrated into the band so well since I saw him first perform with the band in 2019. Seeing Gary’s wife and one of his daughters watching him perform is a sweet thing to behold in an industry that seems to put more value on having a false persona than family values. I still think we as a country under value Gary’s contribution I modern music and he should be regarded as a national treasure and yet you get other artists with a severe lack of overall talent that seem to grab the public’s attention for all the wrong reasons! Keep doing what you do Gary!

Gary Numan and his touring band is 100% all-in (talent, attitude, costume, etc.) and will work their asses off to make you feel into it. They sounded exactly correct for an industrial rock act: super deep, dark, and full bass and synth of layers. No holds barred. Killer show. Extremely underpriced, in my opinion. For the quality of the show I just witnessed, I honestly think Gary should charge more.

I've been a Gary Numan fan since the beginning. I wasn't sure he would ever outdo I Assassin. The latest albums arguably represent the best of an amazing career. Gary Numan's vocals were strong throughout the night. Favorites like Cars were performed with energy, and with some variation to keep it live, by Gary and his 4-piece band - drums!, keys, bass, and guitar. His new songs are sublime, the melodies are still in my head. Bravo - Viva!

Absolutely amazing such a good mix between his new music and old music the support act (Kanga) was beyond brilliant as she had such a strong presence on stage. Gary Numan manages to entertain the audience effortlessly in response to the technical issues throughout the performance. I thoroughly loved every minute of it absolutely worth going to see him every time.

Fantastic show! Gary Numan still has all the energy and talent of his youth. His voice has not aged, and neither has his music. It fits right in with all the EDM today. And he has a great light show, too! Lovely moment when his daughter joins him on stage to accompany him on My Name Is Ruin.

I would love to see a return show, one of the best and top 5 of the year to Salt Lake City area The sound of Gary Numan in the Depot, combined with the closeness will make needing and wanting more. Thank you for possibly of becoming one of my own personal favorite life experiences I have ever had, leaving goose bumps imbedded in my bones. Thank you

For anyone thinking Gary Numan is some remnant nostalgia act of the 80s, let me set the record straight. His most recent album ‘Savage (Songs From A Broken World)’ is not only one of his best, it’s one of the best of 2017. This show will go down in my memory as one of the most memorable I’ve seen in a decade. Not even 24 hours later and I’m still reeling from its sheer magnitude. The fact that the band, still devastated from a tragic fatal accident the day before where an elderly man walked into the path of their tour bus, managed to even be able to perform is remarkable, let alone pull off such an impeccable show. I highly recommend that if you have the chance to see a show on this tour, do so. It matters not if you’re familiar with his more recent work. I was familiar with around half of the songs performed and enjoyed every minute. Go see Gary Numan. (Also, the lighting designer deserves an award.)

Did not disappoint! From the first spin of The Pleasure Principle, I was hooked. Have never had the opportunity to attend a show, and it blew me away. A great venue, intimate - which allowed Gary’s music to really shine. Trying to figure out how to get to another show!!

Superb - the years have been good to Gary Numan - his energetic stage presence is second to none. His music never grows old and mixed with his new Savage album this was one concert I’m so glad I didn’t miss. Here’s to the next one Gary - come back to Bristol soon 👍🏻

TRULY OUTSTANDING !!!!!! Numan was on fire last night. been a fan for 37 years.....been to hundreds of his concerts but last night took me right back to the beginning again. Band were superb and crowd absolutely loved it....GARY NUMAN what a show what a singer what a musician what a STAR xx

I really enjoyed it. I loved the fact that he had a full band, two guitars, bass, drums and keys. I wish Gary would have played more keyboards. The sound was top notch. He played a lot of songs from the new record in which I really like and all his staple songs from his long career. There was a lot of tracking but that is to be expected. Overall it was impressive.