[Music] Royal Blood at Brighton tonight

[GolfingGull]

Cant wait. Last night of the tour playing to a home crowd so should be really up for it.

Not forgetting the also excellent Brighton based Black Honey supporting.

Lets get ready to mosh!

 

[tonyt]

Really looking forward to it!

 

[Hugo Rune]

Secret appearance at Bau Wow afterwards (invite only I believe).


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[Bold Seagull]

**** me just got out - what a gig what a band!!! :bow:

 

[tonyt]

Ridiculously good.
Great to see Ben’s Brighton shirt got an outing!
Fantastic gig.

 

[Withdean and I]

Just back home from it....absolutely fantastic from the boys!!! Great to see the blue and white stripes behind the drum kit for a while.

 

[GolfingGull]

 

[Bold Seagull]

Had a chance to reflect on the gig last night, and boy did they put on a show. The sound the two of them create is just remarkable, and I loved that unlike some really polished performances you see, Royal Blood are playing the occasion, you can sense and hear the craftsmanship, the confidence in what they are doing. I absolutely loved their set from start to finish, very very impressive.

 

[The Clamp]

Was very good indeed. Nice to see At The Drive In about again.
The noise those two can create is phenomenal

 

[tinx]

Thoroughly enjoyable evening. I thought Black Honey were excellent, Not a huge fan of At the Drive in but Royal Blood were awesome and considering how bad the Brighton Centre is as a venue, they had no problems with such a big sound. Great stuff

 

[dolphins]

Superb show - first time seeing them live but definitely intend it not to be the last. Wasn't sure how good they'd be with just the two of them on stage (plus the occasional appearance of the backing singers) but they were great! As GolfingGull said, nice to see the BHA shirt (albeit not a current one...come on Barber, sort him one out!) and there were regular chants of 'Seagulls' which was good. And, never thought I'd see a drummer standing ON his audience... (on their hands)

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Good to see that nobody's done a full enough review for NSC's own Nathan Westley, to shamelessly nick, polish and publish in the Argus the day after the gig under his own name, like he did with my Pussy Riot review.