With the bill toppers' biggest ever headline tour winding its way across the UK, all three bands were returning to Belfast for what proved to be a damn fine evening of live rock 'n' roll delivered with energy by all concerned. Despite their late arrival meaning that The Dirty Youth are still soundchecking as the doors wereWith the bill toppers' biggest ever headline tour winding its way across the UK, all three bands were returning to Belfast for what proved to be a damn fine evening of live rock 'n' roll delivered with energy by all concerned. Despite their late arrival meaning that The Dirty Youth are still soundchecking as the doors were due to open and then having to take the stage immediately, the openers' Paramore-esque pop punk is as sharp as razor wire and the perfect appetizer, as Danni pouts and preens and encourages the early comers onto the dancefloor with positive results, while the rest of the band are tight and proficient. https://www.facebook.com/thedirtyyouth Glamour Of The Kill are paying their fourth visit to Belfast is a little under three years, and their enjoyment at returning to this part of the world is referenced early on by frontman Davey Richmond, who leads his bandmates through a set characterized by equal parts sweat and charisma: the singer's clean vocal style – combined with the band's classic metal grounding – lifts GOTK slightly out of the scene-cluttering emocore norm and gives them an opportunity to showcase their songwriting ability to a greater level of effectiveness than many of their [...]
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