it was fascinating. rachel's and neil's vocals, effects, lights, sounds, stage all of them were awesome and quite satifying. i am pleasured that they were in istanbul. i hope they will come not 10 years after like after their last concert in istanbul but sooner.i love slowdive i love music i love.thanks

Fabulous! Slowdive really threw everything they had into their show at Brixton, a brilliant performance, a great set of songs to please all ages, old fans and new alike. Delivered with real gusto and accompanied by a great lightshow, the whole evening was a triumph and Slowdive once again proved what a fine band they are. Highly recommended if you like your shoegaze with real polish and enthusiasm. I've followed Slowdive for a good thirty years and they've not lost their touch, very impressive.

Wonderful show. Sound & visuals were impeccable. I was a teenager in the 1990s & it's so lovely to see a whole new generation enjoying Slowdive in the 2020s.

Wunderbares Erlebnis sowohl für Fans seit den 90ern wie mich, als auch für unerwartet viele junge Leute, die damals noch gar nicht geboren waren. Bereits die Support Band Drab Majesty, die ich bisher noch nicht kannte, unverhofft gut. Und Slowdive phänomenal und mit beeindruckendem Sound, der nicht nur in die Gehörgänge, sondern durch den ganzen Körper floss. 🔊🤘🏻

Amazing set, sound and everything. The band was incredible. Please come back I will never have the experience of them being so close in an intimate venue. Top 5 shows for me.

A show so good that even spending the second half of kisses and the entirety of Alison vomiting in the Bronson Centre washroom barely put a damper on my evening.

Great show, good and appropriate opening band I didn’t know but grew to enjoy. The strobes were a little intense in Catch the Breeze (although fitting), I was expecting seizures in the audience. It was great to see their newer material make up more of the show- it shows how their music has evolved and become richer. And as always, Massey Hall is the best of the medium-large venues in the city. A great night out.

My third time seeing them and while I love them, this wasn’t a great show. The sound was muddy and you could barely hear the guitars at some points. I don’t think this was the band’s fault, but it made for a meh experience.

great show! i loved it but i wish it was seats or a way the tall ppl can b in the back so the short ppl can see the stage. 😒 also it said the show starts at 8 but they had another band play for about an hour so keep that in mind if ur not looking forward for that. also they played alison in a very upbeat happy way and i really wanted the original depressing vibe it naturally has. that’s what we all want TBH; but other than that great performance, respectful ppl and worth the time and money. i’ll never forget this concert there music is truly healing💗🌌⭐️

amazing amazing show literally a dream come true!! i got barricade and the sound and view was perfect :) the venue was really nice and the employees were super sweet! 10/10 i love slowdive and wisp so much <3

This was the best day of my life,, I am so grateful for being alive as Slowdive - Sleep was the reason I discovered my music taste and everything, and being able to hear Sleep in real life was just sentimental. The whole crowd started chanting encore and clapping and the band even extended the live by 30 minutes, amazing event

It was sooo good! Really cozy and they interacted with the crowd so much.The first concert where I’ve really seen no one sing along at all though the setlist was everything you could wish for.

i love slowdive so much . i have clips up on my ig @funerqls it was also very hot in there but not the worst heat i’ve experienced in a venue . best day of my life fr

It was better than expected, the set list was cool and didn’t we didn’t expect to hear “dagger” so that was worth the $243 dollars is paid, lol. Brilliant performance, Neil and Rachael still have an amazing chemistry, when they sing together. The light show was also amazing but it was the music itself that made it a magical experience. I loved the fact there were a mixture of old and new fans, lots of cool people and beautiful girls. 😉

Awesome night! Don't know when Slowdive will be in the area again, so I had to see them. Drab Majesty was pretty dang good too! $20 to park in the 6x6 underground parking garage and avoid break-ins in SF was the way to go.

Surreal to see Slowdive in concert after all these years!! It was a mindblowing experience. The Union is a great venue. So glad to have it here in SLC

Good show and a powerful rendition of Golden Hair to finish the main set on, but they didn't play Blue Skied An Clear, Slomo, Machine G*n, Rutti or Don't Know Why, which is like 50% of their top 10 songs. Too much of the really early stuff, which sounds quite dated at this point in my opinion.

The concert was everything I expected and looked forward to that night. Having been a fan since the 90’s I was amazed by the number of very young people attending and so few older fans like myself. This is probably a good thing as the music appeals to a younger audience and will endure for many years. My only complaint is the overwhelming volume of the drums which blanketed the guitars and this applied to the opening group, Flyying Colours too.

it was fascinating. rachel's and neil's vocals, effects, lights, sounds, stage all of them were awesome and quite satifying. i am pleasured that they were in istanbul. i hope they will come not 10 years after like after their last concert in istanbul but sooner.i love slowdive i love music i love.thanks

Fabulous! Slowdive really threw everything they had into their show at Brixton, a brilliant performance, a great set of songs to please all ages, old fans and new alike. Delivered with real gusto and accompanied by a great lightshow, the whole evening was a triumph and Slowdive once again proved what a fine band they are. Highly recommended if you like your shoegaze with real polish and enthusiasm. I've followed Slowdive for a good thirty years and they've not lost their touch, very impressive.

Wonderful show. Sound & visuals were impeccable. I was a teenager in the 1990s & it's so lovely to see a whole new generation enjoying Slowdive in the 2020s.

Wunderbares Erlebnis sowohl für Fans seit den 90ern wie mich, als auch für unerwartet viele junge Leute, die damals noch gar nicht geboren waren. Bereits die Support Band Drab Majesty, die ich bisher noch nicht kannte, unverhofft gut. Und Slowdive phänomenal und mit beeindruckendem Sound, der nicht nur in die Gehörgänge, sondern durch den ganzen Körper floss. 🔊🤘🏻

Amazing set, sound and everything. The band was incredible. Please come back I will never have the experience of them being so close in an intimate venue. Top 5 shows for me.

A show so good that even spending the second half of kisses and the entirety of Alison vomiting in the Bronson Centre washroom barely put a damper on my evening.

Great show, good and appropriate opening band I didn’t know but grew to enjoy. The strobes were a little intense in Catch the Breeze (although fitting), I was expecting seizures in the audience. It was great to see their newer material make up more of the show- it shows how their music has evolved and become richer. And as always, Massey Hall is the best of the medium-large venues in the city. A great night out.

My third time seeing them and while I love them, this wasn’t a great show. The sound was muddy and you could barely hear the guitars at some points. I don’t think this was the band’s fault, but it made for a meh experience.

great show! i loved it but i wish it was seats or a way the tall ppl can b in the back so the short ppl can see the stage. 😒 also it said the show starts at 8 but they had another band play for about an hour so keep that in mind if ur not looking forward for that. also they played alison in a very upbeat happy way and i really wanted the original depressing vibe it naturally has. that’s what we all want TBH; but other than that great performance, respectful ppl and worth the time and money. i’ll never forget this concert there music is truly healing💗🌌⭐️

amazing amazing show literally a dream come true!! i got barricade and the sound and view was perfect :) the venue was really nice and the employees were super sweet! 10/10 i love slowdive and wisp so much <3

This was the best day of my life,, I am so grateful for being alive as Slowdive - Sleep was the reason I discovered my music taste and everything, and being able to hear Sleep in real life was just sentimental. The whole crowd started chanting encore and clapping and the band even extended the live by 30 minutes, amazing event

It was sooo good! Really cozy and they interacted with the crowd so much.The first concert where I’ve really seen no one sing along at all though the setlist was everything you could wish for.

i love slowdive so much . i have clips up on my ig @funerqls it was also very hot in there but not the worst heat i’ve experienced in a venue . best day of my life fr

It was better than expected, the set list was cool and didn’t we didn’t expect to hear “dagger” so that was worth the $243 dollars is paid, lol. Brilliant performance, Neil and Rachael still have an amazing chemistry, when they sing together. The light show was also amazing but it was the music itself that made it a magical experience. I loved the fact there were a mixture of old and new fans, lots of cool people and beautiful girls. 😉

Awesome night! Don't know when Slowdive will be in the area again, so I had to see them. Drab Majesty was pretty dang good too! $20 to park in the 6x6 underground parking garage and avoid break-ins in SF was the way to go.

Surreal to see Slowdive in concert after all these years!! It was a mindblowing experience. The Union is a great venue. So glad to have it here in SLC

Good show and a powerful rendition of Golden Hair to finish the main set on, but they didn't play Blue Skied An Clear, Slomo, Machine G*n, Rutti or Don't Know Why, which is like 50% of their top 10 songs. Too much of the really early stuff, which sounds quite dated at this point in my opinion.

The concert was everything I expected and looked forward to that night. Having been a fan since the 90’s I was amazed by the number of very young people attending and so few older fans like myself. This is probably a good thing as the music appeals to a younger audience and will endure for many years. My only complaint is the overwhelming volume of the drums which blanketed the guitars and this applied to the opening group, Flyying Colours too.