Category Archives: Gigography
Madrid La Riviera – 16th May 2024
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Johnny Yen / Leviathan / Hey / Is This Love / Waltzing Along / Ring The Bells / Our World / Moving On / Come Home / Jam J / Shadow Of A Giant / Five-O / Government Walls / Tomorrow / Say Something / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Beautiful Beaches / Sometimes / Way Over Your Head / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
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Barcelona Sala Razzmatazz 1 – 15th May 2024
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Is This Love / Hey / Just Like Fred Astaire / Waltzing Along / Beautiful Beaches / Born Of Frustration / Our World / Come Home / She's A Star / Shadow Of A Giant / Five-O / Sound / Sometimes / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Way Over Your Head / Sit Down / LaidSupport
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BBC Radio 2 Jo Whiley Session – 17th April 2024
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Our World / Is This Love / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Fix YouSupport
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London HMV Oxford Street – 16th April 2024
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Is This Love / Walking The Ghost / Our World / FolksSupport
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Virgin Radio Chris Evans – 16th April 2024
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Our World / Say Something / Is This LoveSupport
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An early morning session to promote the release of Yummy
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Mexico City Viva Latino Festival – 17th March 2024
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Johnny Yen / Waltzing Along / Beautiful Beaches / Ring The Bells / Five-O / All The Colours Of You / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Sometimes / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Laid / Sit DownSupport
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Guadalajara Guanamor Teatro Studio – 15th March 2024
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Johnny Yen / Waltzing Along / Beautiful Beaches / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Five-O / Born Of Frustration / Our World / Is This Love / Just Like Fred Astaire / Ring The Bells / All The Colours Of You / Say Something / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sometimes / Out To Get You / Sound / Laid / Sit DownSupport
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Manchester Apollo Music Feeds Festival – 27th February 2024
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Is This Love / Say Something / Government Walls / Tomorrow / She's A Star / LaidSupport
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A six song set with an orchestra conducted by Joe Duddell as part of the Music Feeds Festival to raise money for the Trussell Trust.
James performed as a five-piece with Tim, Jim, Saul, Andy and Dave accompanied by Rowetta on backing vocals.
2024 Gigography
London Shepherd’s Bush Empire – 30th October 2023
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Sound / Ring The Bells / Curse Curse / Walk Like You / Interrogation / Tomorrow / Come Home / She's A Star / Johnny Yen / All Good Boys / Sit Down / Beautiful Beaches / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sometimes / LaidSupport
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Review: David Brown @ Even The Stars
“The buzz in the room is electric as the lights go up. It’s rare for James to play a show this small these days, their June 2024 show is at the mammoth O2, 10 times the size of this. They make those arenas feel intimate, but tonight you could see the whites in their eyes, smell the intensity of the performance and revel in the fact that it could all coming crashing down in an instant. The song choice might have been more straight-forward than usual, but this band is all about the delivery of them. And that was as unpredictably unpredictable as ever.”
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Review: Scott Colothan @ Hello Rayo
“Headlined by indie icons James with very special guests The Snuts, all 2,000 tickets to the event sold out within minutes of going on sale in early September.”
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Nottingham Royal Centre – 25th October 2023
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Magic Bus / Space / Beautiful Beaches / Moving On / Dust Motes / The Shining / We're Going To Miss You / Ten Below / The Lake / Someone's Got It In For Me / Nothing But Love / Born Of Frustration / Sit Down / Love Make A Fool / Say Something / Alaskan Pipeline / Hello / Hymn From A Village / Medieval / All The Colours Of You / Many Faces / Tomorrow / Sometimes / LaidSupport
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Originally scheduled for 13th May 2023
Review: David Brown @ Even The Stars
“Then they’re gone. Band embrace choir, choir embrace orchestra, orchestra embrace band, but in truth those barriers were well and truly broken down early in this journey. The group that came together in Brighton back in April have been on a journey to become one entity – the relationships and the music has evolved so much simply by them being on stage. Whilst there’s a sadness that this might be the last time we see James this way, the overwhelming feeling is of euphoria that they made good on their promises to do this again after 2011, and that this time it exceeded even their and our wildest dreams.”
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Review: Laura Dean @ God Is In The TV Zine
“The addition of the orchestra intensified the emotions and feelings that came with ‘Tomorrow’, which saw Tim visit the stalls, balancing on a seat a few rows in and interacting with the lucky fans around him. The penultimate track of the evening was ‘Sometimes’ – one of the band’s biggest crowd pleasers that never fails to connect the band and their fans. Visibly moved by the response, Tim held the microphone out as the crowd kept the track going long after it had ended and it was both a powerful and uplifting moment for everybody involved. The evening came to an end with a slow-starting ‘Laid’, which burst into the anthemic version that we all know and love, offering a perfect end not just to the evening, but to the orchestral tour as a whole.”
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Review: Kevin Stanley @ The Left Lion
“The addition of the orchestra intensified the emotions and feelings that came with ‘Tomorrow’, which saw Tim visit the stalls, balancing on a seat a few rows in and interacting with the lucky fans around him. The penultimate track of the evening was ‘Sometimes’ – one of the band’s biggest crowd pleasers that never fails to connect the band and their fans. Visibly moved by the response, Tim held the microphone out as the crowd kept the track going long after it had ended and it was both a powerful and uplifting moment for everybody involved. The evening came to an end with a slow-starting ‘Laid’, which burst into the anthemic version that we all know and love, offering a perfect end not just to the evening, but to the orchestral tour as a whole.”
Read the full review at The Left Lion