Reviews

Pic by Jodie Mathews

Pic by Jodie Mathews

Pic by Angela Padovan

Beautifully distorted and overdriven guitars hold the record together through looser moments and poppier hooks.

The band has honed the live elements of this record to near perfection, samples and all timed perfectly with a unified energy ever present.

Gallagher knows how to make an entrance, but tonight’s gig proved he’s not too shabby at making an exit either.

With the whole crowd singing, it was a great way to bring to a close a gig that a lot of us have been waiting years for.

Opening with the ‘90s house-inspired Harm In Change off the less lauded but well-received Anything In Return album, it was cool to hear a notable difference between the live and album version, the latter being more enjoyable.

It was however refreshing to see a band with such a high level of enthusiasm, especially towards the end of such a long tour run.

Their live show is water tight and hugely entertaining if you’re a fan of their music.

It was a fitting finale to an hour-and-a-half of blasphemous, unadulterated entertainment.