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Fantastic concert experience I appreciated the concert being divided into two parts instrumental and dance Please tour again very soon

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Absolutely first class. Brilliant musicians and sound as good if not better than 25 years ago. Try gentleman and thanks for the chat this morning at breakfast. Have a safe trip home and hope you consider touring again.

Last saw The The 39 years ago in Brisbane - Matt’s voice is just as incredible now as it was then. The deep lyrics and the commentary on the human condition were amazing. Having an initial Lisening Set - to play the entire new album was fantastic decision - allowed the audience who had no yet heard the album to discover something new (and it was fantastic) - for those who had already heard it to hear the band perform it live - while the later Dance Set - allowed those who wanted the nostalgia of the bands earlier hits to see those live and dance to them. Great approach given the huge body of work they have to draw on. The band members were also excellent - the amazing piano solo on Uncertain Smile - and drum solo on Giant - plus some of the incredible guitar and harmonica work across the night - including playing the guitar like a violin - really showcased their collective skills. Very talented group of musicians. If you have time tonight and have not yet gone to see them - highly recommend going and more than a little tempted to go again myself.

Great Venue. THE THE RUBBISH 11 SONGS THAT NOBODY WANTED TO HEAR THEN SECOND HALF PLAYED MOST OF THERE HITS BUT NOT ORIGINAL VERSIONS OR IN ANOTHER KEY. WAS SO LOOKING FORWARD TO A GOOD SHOW TERRIBLY UNDER WEALMING

I've loved The The since 1984 and followed Matt's emotional/lyrical and musical journey ever since, across the decades as we've both grown up. What an absolute privilege it was to see Matt in my hometown, long after I'd given up hope of ever seeing him live (due to never being in the right place at the right time before now). He and the band did not disappoint! It was a very long set, so appreciated after Matt's decades-long absence, while he recovered his mojo and inspiration for his own unique brand of pop music again. What a contribution to humanity he has made! This tour devoted an entire set to the deeply rewarding new LP, plus shared selected highlights from his incredible back catalogue. Musicianship was outstanding, sound quality in this venue was excellent and seeing the band live fulfilled every expectation. It's not often we can say that a highly anticipated experience lives up to our hopes. Thank you Matt and band! Ensoulment is amongst your best work ever! 💗

Actually bought tickets as a birthday present for hubby as The The are his favourite band, but then work got in his way so i went with a mutual friend. Despite only knowing about half of the songs, I thought the band were awesome, putting on a wonderful show. Last time I saw them play was 30+ years ago, but the guys still have the enthusiasm, talent and skills to keep us dancing and singing! First time at the venue too, was pleasantly surprised and all the staff were helpful and friendly

Overall a great night, what I expected and got. My only issue is with the venue which needs to wash the floor. It is so sticky that it nearly pulled my shoes off.

The band played well but unfortunately due to sound quality most of the vocals were lost. In the first set, Matt spoke the lyrics with his deep voice unlike in the second set where he sang in a higher register. There was some kind of bass resonance from the deep vocal and the bass guitar which just boomed where we sat around B52 upstairs. This was almost the same but not quite as bad as a recent gig by The Cruel Sea at the same venue where we sat downstairs under the balcony and were bombarded by a bass boom which drowned out vocals and all the other instruments (improved a bit around half time when the bass was adjusted). I'm sick of paying like $150 to see a favourite band at a big name venue like the Palais and having such a disappointing experience. I will not go and see another band there, ever.

What’s with the lateness of the crowd. It said 8.30 start. Are they busy filling up with grog? Must be very distracting for the artist. Lines of people looking for their seats in the middle of the row. I found that at TOM YORK 2 weeks ago. Heaps of people getting up to buy alcohol in the middle of the set, all chatting as they left to fetch drinks. Very disrespectful for others and the artist.