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Apart from the odd sound problem mainly due to the variety on offer, the set is a joy and makes the prospect of this group playing at the illustrious ATP all the more understandable and welcoming.

If tonight is anything to go by, The Holidays’ fanbase is about to explode.

The band’s encore includes Dark Passenger and War, two ball-tearers performed with precision that leaves the dripping audience confirmed Twelve Foot Ninja fans who are smugly satisfied with their Saturday night.

More than just a concert, it was amazing to feel his passion and to see that he is using his talent to raise awareness for such a noble cause.

It featured a bubbling synth sound and reverb-drenched samples that got a huge response from the crowd, capping off a great night of electronic music and a great tour for the young British musician.

Fuzzy, reverberated guitar melodies and thumping basslines came one after the other, and didn’t give the crowd a chance to lose interest or stop dancing.

They close with the delightfully crass Big Titty Trippin’, which more vocal members of the crowd have been calling for all night.

Each performance he delivers a different snapshot of his soul – this time he was a bit of a rock star.