Concorde 2

Top class gig from a great band, so underrated. Great atmosphere, great music, great vocals and a very happy crowd. Hope to see them headlining again soon. As a 65 year old I was probably the oldest there and managed to escape the mosh pit just in time - those days are long gone :)

The boys were back in town (fortunately they brought their wonderful accompanistas too). A feel good venue, with a party atmosphere and repartee with an ex past bands' member bolstered the greatest hits presentations. Sir Glenn in fine fettle, kept on his toes and larynx tested by the band and crowd. Proving yet again (for me and my better half) that they've not lost that loving feeling and play to win (us all over). Temptation very much taken to see again in November... I'll get me coat.

The band was brilliant - loved the set choices and they sounded amazing live. But the crowd was feral and scary. Nowhere wasn't a massive barging consent and Concorde is so long and narrow that the only place I felt safe from being slammed was in the bar area. We got there early enough to get a decent spot about halfway down the main room. But as the first song started, loads of selfish muppets just forced their way through with no regard for safety. Bashed my back. This has never happened to me at a gig before where there is always a mosh area and a place where people who are there to dance and headbang but not brawl can hang out.

Amazing band every time I’ve seen them! This time didn’t disappoint. Concorde an ok venue, very hot on a mild night. People kept fainting !

Greatest concert I've ever been too, you could feel the bands emotions the whole way throughout and hot wax were so good too, my first time seeing them but definitely won't be the last

As always they absolutely smashed it, really come into their own over the past couple of years and one of the very best live bands in the country

What a performance, they know how to put on a show. Dead Pony one of their supporting acts were amazing. The location was great and easy to get too. These boys are a must to listen to and follow. You will be missing out if you don't take time to view their amazing tunes.

Great collective feeling in the room as they played their home town. Masses of energy and charismatic performances. Their music just keeps improving.

Amazing Vibe. All of the support acts were fantastic and lead into an Amazing Showing by Stand Atlantic. Loved their crowd engagement and the fans were brilliant. Would highly recommend others to see them

Absolutely fantastic! If you felt down when you walked into this gig you were certainly on a high when you came out! Goodness knows how Jake has the energy throughout. When the gig is over it leaves you wanting more and more! I love the Scissor Sisters now I know what made the band so successful, it has to be Jake! The same in Brighton too, what a gig, wow, wow, wow!

Jake certainly knows how to put on an amazing show! The whole venture were on their feet and didn’t stop dancing, can’t wait for the next show.

These guys are almost and as near as you'll get to the real deal. They never disappoint and if you ever get a chance to see them, go! What a blast!

Still one of Britain's finest songwriters of the past 25 years and a compelling performer, made all the more endearing by his evident vulnerability and readiness to wear his heart on his sleeve.

Fun, fun, fun and even more fun! Warmduscher are just the tonic to lift your spirits. I had just recovered from a dose of Covid and had missed several important events, including Mother’s Day, my son’s classical concert, The Mysterines London gig and my Civil Partnership ceremony. Warmduscher made me smile and feel so good.

The PA broke at the start and the stage crew were amazing... They apologized, paused the gig and fixed it in minutes. 😍👍 The band were great. everything I expected. The support band PVA were excellent too.

Absolute legend what a show! Brought the fire 🔥 and the energy pro green you are a god to me!! Can’t wait to see you again!!

A great gig, reasonable sound quality. Full band line up, including Phil Sumner. Opened with "Machineries of joy" as usual Played "Waving flags" about 2/3rds way through which surprised me as expected this at the encore, which was "Spirit of St Louis" with Yan crowd surfing. Highlight was " The Great Skua" for me - first time I'd heard it live.

It was an incredible night, one I will never forget, the whole band are very talented and insanely nice people!! Tha damned are better than the sex pistols ever were 🤟🤟

Fucking amazing I’m battered and bruised I cried and I screamed it was the best night and they’re the best band and the support was dope as well🤟🏻

props to the band for an interesting night but I'm gutted that they didn't play the songs that got them started. My favorite was their version of Mr. Saxobeat which I was so keen to see them play. Of course they had to play their own songs but I was expecting at least one or two of the already popular songs that they played so well.