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Tynemouth Mouth Of The Tyne Festival – 12th July 2026
Setlist
Johnny Yen / Five-O / Waltzing Along / Ring The Bells / Stay / Beautiful Beaches / What's The World / Attention / Stutter / Out To Get You / Way Over Your Head / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Born Of Frustration / Sound / Sit Down / Nantucket / SometimesSupport
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Manchester COOP Live- 18th April 2026
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Five-O / Waltzing Along / I Know What I'm Here For / Sit Down / Heads / Zero / Say Something / Born Of Frustration / Shadow Of A Giant / Johnny Yen / Way Over Your Head / Come Home / Tomorrow / Stutter / Sometimes / Nantucket / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / LaidVIP Soundcheck - Junkie / Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah / Lost A Friend
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Philadelphia Franklin Music Hall – 11th October 2024
Setlist
Sound / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Mobile God / Laid / Stutter / Shadow Of A Giant / Stay / Way Over Your Head / Born Of Frustration / Beautiful Beaches / Sit Down / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
co-headline tour with Johnny MarrMore Information & Reviews
Tim sang The Passenger with Johnny Marr during his set
Ludlow Castle – 25th July 2024
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Johnny Yen / Rogue / Life's A Fucking Miracle / She's A Star / Say Something / Born Of Frustration / Butterfly / All The Colours Of You / Sound / Stutter / Shadow Of A Giant / PS / Way Over Your Head / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Come Home / Sometimes / LaidSupport
The Pigeon Detectives / Sleeper / The ClauseMore Information & Reviews
Stornoway Hebcelt Festival – 19th July 2024
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She's A Star / Sound / Life's A Fucking Miracle / Rogue / Mobile God / Five-O / Out To Get You / Born Of Frustration / Sit Down / Stutter / Shadow Of A Giant / Way Over Your Head / Come Home / Beautiful Beaches / Sometimes / Laid / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
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Mares Vivas Festival, Vila Nova Da Gaia, Portugal – 15th July 2022
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Sound / Isabella / All The Colours Of You / Seven / How Was It For You / Interrogation / God Only Knows / Stutter / Out To Get You / Zero / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sit Down / Beautiful Beaches / Sometimes / Tomorrow / Come HomeSupport
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Rhyl Events Arena – 8th July 2022
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Walk Like You / Ring The Bells / Sit Down / Live A Love Of Life / Wherever It Takes Us / Moving On / She's A Star / Five-O / Lose Control / Zero / Curse Curse / Isabella / Beautiful Beaches / How Was It For You / Sound / Stutter / Come Home / SometimesSupport
Lightning Seeds, The K'sMore Information & Reviews
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Manchester Castlefield Bowl – 2nd July 2022
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Johnny Yen / What's The World / America / Hymn From A Village / Heavens / Seven / Live A Love Of Life / God Only Knows / Stripmining / Lose Control / Say Something / Goalie's Ball / Maria's Party / Next Lover / Gold Mother / How Was It For You / Born Of Frustration / Stutter / Come Home / Ring The Bells / Sit Down / Sound / Laid / Waltzing Along / Beautiful Beaches / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
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Sounds of the City event that marks the 30th anniversary of James’s legendary Alton Towers gig. The same set was played as at the Alton Towers show, albeit in true James fashion in a different order.
Review: Stuart Ralston @ Even The Stars
“Apparently the band were nervous about tonight’s show. However, they are having just as much fun up there as the audience and they delivered a remarkable show. There’s an incredible amount of energy on stage and perhaps it is worth the band revisiting this approach again. Bath Moles Club ‘88 anyone?”
Read the full review at Even The Stars
Review: Del Pike @ Louder Than War
“The lovely guy next to me had to be reluctantly hoisted away by his wife before the end of the gig as his back had “gone”, which was poetic to a point. Many of tonight’s crowd were there at the original ’92 gig and time is a tricky traveller. MC Troy Hawke observed one fan sporting a bucket hat and a walking stick, but for most however, this was a time to remember when Tim Booth had a full head of hair, as did most of their fans and times seemed possibly simpler. It was noted during the gig by guitarist Saul Davies that the band members may get older but the songs never age.
A brilliant night under a clear Manchester sky. It’s safe to say they’ve earned that blue plaque.”
Read the full review at Louder Than War
Review: Dianne Bourne @ Manchester Evening News
“There may not have been the fireworks finale and a theme park backdrop that Alton Towers delivered all those years ago, but James still gave us one hell of a rollercoaster ride. And made sure this night was another one for the band’s history books too.”
Read the full review at Manchester Evening News
Warrington Parr Hall – 29th June 2022
Setlist
Live A Love Of Life / Isabella / All The Colours Of You / Many Faces / Hymn From A Village / Maria's Party / Seven / Tomorrow / Stripmining / Next Lover / God Only Knows / What's The World / Goalies Ball / Lose Control / Beautiful Beaches / Waltzing Along / Stutter / Sound / Gold Mother / How Was It For You / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)Support
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A warm-up show for Castlefield Bowl the following weekend with profits generated donated to War Child
Review: David Brown @ Even The Stars
“For a band forty years into their existence there’s an energy and passion that younger bands wish they could bottle. The interactions between them, many subtle and easily missed, add to the magic. Three of their very earliest songs – What’s The World, Hymn From A Village and Stutter show absolutely no signs of ageing. Saul Chloe, Andy and Debbie add magic and variety by constantly switching instruments that allows these songs to flourish and evolve and constantly challenge both the band and the audience. The vocals interaction between Tim and Chloe breathe new life into the likes of Lose Control and Gold Mother, which is preceded by an impassioned defence by Tim of women’s rights to choose exactly what they do with their bodies and that men have no right to dictate it.
There is absolutely nothing more magical than a gig by a band living in the moment and flying by the seat of their pants surrounded by wonderful beautiful people, some of who are friends, some complete strangers. Phone in pocket throughout, every next song a surprise, James gigs have always been unique and special, but even by their own standards there was something about this one that made it even more so“
Read the full review at Even The Stars
Isle Of Wight Festival – 17th September 2021
Setlist
Isabella / Ring The Bells / Born Of Frustration / Sound / Walk Like You / Stutter / Zero / All The Colours Of You / Many Faces / Beautiful Beaches / Sit Down / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / SometimesSupport
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Scarborough Open Air Theatre – 9th September 2021
Setlist
All The Colours Of You / Isabella / Come Home / Moving On / Walk Like You / All Good Boys / Born Of Frustration / Sit Down / Wherever It Takes Us / Zero / Maria's Party / Stutter / She's A Star / Beautiful Beaches / Getting Away With It (All Messed Up) / Sound / Sometimes (Lester Piggott) / Tomorrow / LaidSupport
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Review: Ross Heppenstall @ Yorkshire Post
“Booth’s effervescence, incredible energy and sheer love for what he does kept everyone singing and dancing along before a stunning encore which included Sometimes, Tomorrow and the all-time favourite of many, Laid.
It was brilliant stuff from start to finish which left many of the band’s followers already planning their next James gig.”
Read the full review at YorkshirePost.co.uk
Review: Iain McClay @ 3 Songs & Out
If I had one complaint it was that the gig had to finish, it felt like one of those nights where the band and the crowd were in perfect syncopation, even the confusion about the song to be played added to the night, making you feel this was a gig you would remember for a long while.
If you haven’t seen James live then you should, Tim Booth is one of British musics great frontmen, every member of the band is spot on, even the newer members who clearly haven’t been there from the start. If anything this is a band who are getting better and better. Go see them!
Read the full review at ThreeSongsAndOut.com