The Last Dinner Party are back continuing their live dates after having they took a week out and judging by last nights performance it has done them all well, I guess being on the road can take its tolls and better to take the timeout and recharge than carrying on and not be enjoying the experience.
Anyway the whole band looked to be having great fun and were humbled by the crowds reaction to them at ever move and produced a show that any band would be proud of and they belted out a fifteen song set.
Openers on the night were Glasgow indie rock band lead by Lucia Fairfull, that being Lucia & the Best Boys. But before them it fell on the shoulders of another Scottish-born performer, but now London-based artist Kaeto to lead her band and warm up the sold-out venue.
Kaeto photos & set-list:
Set-list:
Carry You
Kiss Me
Distance
ALMA
Pacifist
U R Mine
Lucia & The Best Boys photos & set-list:
Set-list:
When You Dress Up
Angels Cry Too
Burning Castles
Picking Petals
So Sweet I Could Die
Perfectly Untrune
The Last Dinner Party photos & set-list:
Set-list:
Prelude to Ecstasy (Taped Intro)
Burn Alive
Caesar on a TV Screen
Second Best
Beautiful Boy
Wicked Game (Chris Isaak cover)
On Your Side
Gjuha
Sinner
Portrait of a Dead Girl
The Feminine Urge
Call Me (Blondie cover)
Mirror
My Lady of Mercy
Encore:
The Killer
Nothing Matters
Money for Nothing (Taped outro Dire Straits song)
Photos & words – Ian Mc Donnell @mcgigmusic
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