The View are Underneath The Lights again
They said they would have a party and The View did not let anybody down.
- By Alan Wilson, Rocktalk writer
- Published in the Courier : 22.12.11
- Published online : 22.12.11 @ 02.24pm
Pyrotechnics heralded the band's explosive first track, Underneath The Lights, from their last album Bread and Circuses.
The Dryburgh foursome were back and on fire at Fat Sam's in Dundee on Wednesday night.
Around 1,000 fans erupted when Kyle, Kieren, Pete and Mo leapt on stage for a 90 minute set which included all their hits, including top 20 singles Superstar Tradesman, Same Jeans and Wasted Little DJs. They also played favourites Sunday, Grace, Shock Horror, Temptation Dice and Face for the Radio.
There were more fireworks as they ended a 30-second reggae version of Superstar Tradesman, with frontman Kyle stepping in to say: ''Let's just play it!''
New material was warmly received and augurs well for next year's album.
The second leg of their double-header is on Thursday night at Fat Sam's. There are still some tickets available from Groucho's and ticketmaster.
09.01am - 23.12.2011 Richard Cheeseman - Dundee, Scotland Report This
Yawn.....did these one-trick pony has-beens even manage to sell out the second night gig in a small venue within their own home town? With such poor sales on their last few albums I wouldn't be surprised if the record label drops them before they can produce another flop!
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