Electric Ballroom

I traveled from the States and added this show to my itinerary as soon as I saw it aligned. Otoboke Beaver did not disappoint. They exceeded my expectations. The Electric Ballroom was also a pleasant surprise. I was not expecting such a great venue. I've been to many shows over the years. This one went instantly towards the top of the list. I will see Otoboke Beaver any chance I get.

L0L0 was amazing live. So much energy, vocals were on point and the setlist was perfect (plus more confetti than you can shake a stick at). The crowd was brilliant for all acts on the night. Both support acts were great, but special mention to Ella Red who was off the charts. I was lucky enough to see L0L0 before the show in a meet and greet and she's such a genuinely lovely person. She gave everyone a hug when their turn came around, took the time to speak to each fan and properly engaged for the photo.

Once again, the boys didn't disappoint at Electric Ballroom in London. Fantastic energy, great setlist, lovely venue and really good crowd. To be completely honest, I've seen them a few times now and Matt does seem to struggle a little with the more delicate parts of the songs live, especially toward the end of a tour. This is completely understandable with the songs frequently switching between intricate and heavy vocals. He nails the unclean vocals, however, and that more than makes up. This won't stop me from seeing them again as the overall experience makes the band well worth seeing live. I highly recommend them to anyone who likes music with a little feeling.

The English language has an almost infinite scope for expression but it is insufficient to convey the experience of a Gogol Bordello concert. This is by far the best band I have seen live and this concert was the best I have seen from them. Absolutely unbelievable stuff. If you ever have the opportunity to see them live, take it.

It was the first time proper that I’ve seen ADF in concert apart from their album release in the Fighting C***s in Kingston and I loved the whole night ! Great venue , great music and the best tho g is that they always look like they are absolutely loving what they are doing ! Can’t wait to see them back in Kingston again in January 🎸🫶🖤🤘

i don’t know what it is about french rappers always touring london and just performing a showcase… why are the concert run times under 1hr30, why is the set list reduced from the general tour schedule (as performed in france)? i really appreciate the opportunity to be able to see my favourite artists performing in the uk and to not have the show postponed or cancelled, but I would appreciate the event organisers to ensure that what we receive the same value as we would if we were to see SDM in France. With that being said, the show was fantastic. He lit up the venue with his energy alone! Great performance, really wonderful of him to engage with the crowd and appreciate hugely that he made it down for the show! Would really just love to hear more songs though

90% male audience in their 50s (like me !) all in love with Sonya. She's so cool and still sings perfectly. No pretences about the encore, "this is the last song, not really" and she wasn't afraid to start the show by doing her 2 biggest hits first, King of the Kerb and Great Things. Dark Therapy was as magical as can be. Echobelly are as great as ever. 🙂 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I think this was my first visit to the Electric Ballroom and was quite impressed by the venue. As for the band, even though it was my fourth time seeing them i was still a bit concerned about how the new material was going to play live. Shouldn't have worried, as Throwing Muses delivered a high energy gig and hit some decent deep cuts from the likes of Real Ramona and House Tornado along the way, then brought the house down with an encore of Shark and Bright Yellow G*n.

Best gig of the year. Briliiant interaction with the crowd. Sincere & warm. They make everyone feel a part of the whole thing. Diana appears to have settled in well now. She looked a little apologetic on the last tour - as though she was uncomfortable in the shoes she was filling. NOW, she looks a genuine part & her rendition of older Charlotte songs is perfect. Ronald & Ludo’s connection with fans is second to none. The set choice was just superb. Timing of new with old very thoughtful. Loved it. Support act Damian Wilson was good too. A contrast but a pure gent. He actually came outside before the gig & spoke to everyone in the queue, in the rain! It was great when he joined Delain for the encore. Andy M

What a fantastic event at an historic venue. Frog Leap Studios gig was fun, interactive and entertaining. All of the band are fantastic musicians and certainly play the songs so well. There was an assortment of genres of music that they draw inspiration from, but in Leo fashion all songs are played with a metal audience in mind. Couldn't have asked for a better night out, and look forward to when they play London again ❤️

Awesome energy and personality from both the support (Drinking Boys and Girls Choir) and Otoboke beaver. Fast and powerful rhythms wrapped around technical musicianship and fun attitude. Great engagement with the audience. Venue: Great space. Security a little slow to get organised at the entrance - if you're early prepared to get moved. During the gig security was excellent at allowing the crowd to express itself while managing crowd surfing and rehydration.

I was truly fabulous. It was the first time that wed seen him perform. We got there early because my partner has a chronic back problem and we needed to find her a seat in the first floor balcony, we enjoyed it so much that ive just booked tickets flights taxis and hotels to enable us to fly out from London to Cork and there by 60 mile taxi ride to Bantry in West Cork specifically to watch him perform at the Maritime Hotel on the 12th of April which is directly opposite where my mother was born and brought up n Bantry a century ago. I just had to do it. The emotions got the better of me. Terry Barry

Absolutely amazing show. From the moment I walked through the doors the atmosphere was perfect. The support acts were gems. Røry was beyond anything I have ever seen before. She was engaging, energetic, emotional, appreciative and just all round amazing live. Her voice is the same live as recorded if not better. 10/10 will definitely be back to see her again

Second time seeing them and it was just perfect. Even though they are missing one of the singers, due to health issues, the show was impeccable. 🤘 And compared to the first time, October 2022, the sound was really clean and I could actually hear the lyrics. I hope they have their headline tour, at some point. 🤘🖤

Loveless is a relative new band with a very catch pop punk music genre. Very Active on social media and with lyrics very relatable and beautiful voice from Julian. Fantastic performance with a whole set of songs that are well known and crowd reacted well singing along. Crowd were polite and there were no crowd surfing or mosh pits. The venue is of a good size with different rooms and bars and a balcony. Private smoking area inside. There was also merch. Comfortable to be without being pushed over.

Great show from TOAD. A good mix in the set list from the old and new. First time at this venue, we planted our selves behind the sound deck and it was a reasonable view, good sound too. Also really close to the tube station and the Hub. Due to train delays we missed the whole set from Amongst Liars, this was also the reason we stood where we did, as the venue was already quite full.

The crystal clear voice amidst the rock instruments was the key highlight. It sounded better; hearing it live compared to listening to it on Spotify. The music was decently loud and I could feel it throbbing my chest which was really awesome but I feel the music could have been louder. Also I know the tickets were not very expensive but I wish there were some special effects like smoke and fire. Overall, it was a blast for what it costed!

Gaz Coombes has clearly tapped in to his source of creativity and it just keeps on giving. His talent and ear for producing quality tunes, is unrivalled by his peers. There is a clear personal evolution in his music today that is both soulful and deeply meaningful on so many levels, and marks a clear difference from the days of Supergrass. Both Gaz and his band of talented musicians including backing vocals are at the top of their game, delivering tight sets, rehearsed to near perfection. Rapturous standing ovation to Gaz and the band!

Incredible, an absolute experience First time seeing them live. The all round atmosphere was amazing, this was the most packed I have ever seen the ballroom and it was buzzing with a completely different vibe, a real electric joy. The powerful performance alone was enough to transcend the venue, which was an upgraded one at that, filling the streets of Camden with a perfect blend of the intensity of metal, the pied piper lure of folk sound bolstered by the selection of traditional instruments and the irresistible feel-good-serotonin-boost Bollywood style synchronicity. I remember seeing the quote once that this band is “Metal with Masala” However Garam you usually flavour your metal plate get yourself a nine inch naan and tuck in coz this ain’t no beige buffet, and I promise, as soon as those flavours hit your taste buds you won’t be able to stop the movement flowing throughout your body. This was not simply a gig, even a show, as first mentioned, to see Bloodywood live is an Experience. A Bloodywood brilliant experience

Great! Erra played a nice mix. Hoped for White Noise but Drift, Ghost of Nothing, Breach and many more did the trick. Got a video of "Marianas Trench", one or two notes off during the solo but it's a tough song and really clarifies how well they played the rest of the album. They also added vocals for "Meridian" which was quite cool.