The stars are finally
aligning for this GOLD standard band, moving them from King No-One to King
Someone.
Three support acts
were enlisted tonight to warm the crowd up for the showmanship of headliners,
King No-One. First of is a local solo artist who fancies himself the next Jack
Garrett with more tunes he could be as for now it was a decent show to pass the
time. Before new act The Queen Riots hit the stage with an audacious style, raw
and edgy. There act is captivating, mainly thanks to their unique vocalist and
certainly ones to watch, call it a gut feeling but with the right tuition these
lads can cause a riot on the scene. Final support, The Waviers, definitely make a scene
with their set tonight, complete with audience participation like, singing
their songs back to them. A perfect set and one King No-One had to try and
better.
However, as always there
is no need to worry as the lights go down the tension comes up. The anticipation
from the audience to this band’s debut UK headline tour could not be more
exciting, as this is a chance to show the nation they are in this for the long
haul. With support flaring up all over
social media from fans
and critics alike it is hard to escape the excitement of the band in their
foetal stage. King No-One have everyone gripped from the opening of
philosophical all the way to closing cords of millennium, In my opinion this
was their tightest show as a band complete with crowd pleasing moments and a
fine body of work (“hits”) to date. This band are larger than life and after
following them for about 2 years I think they are finally making their way to
the throne.
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