Category: Reviews & Interviews
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Nearly 40 years after James supported The Smiths in 1985, history came full circle as Johnny Marr joined James for a special North American run. We were there at Chicago’s Riviera Theatre on 17th October 2024 to witness a memorable night celebrating the enduring legacy of two iconic Manchester acts.
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James returned to Dublin for the first time in three years, bringing their signature blend of soaring anthems and emotional storytelling to the stunning surroundings of Collins Barracks as part of Wider Than Pictures, with support from The Zutons.
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Fresh from topping the charts with ‘Yummy’, James returned to Scarborough Open Air Theatre for a career-spanning set packed with classics, new favourites and plenty of unforgettable moments. With support from Reverend & the Makers and The Lilacs, it was a stellar night on the Yorkshire coast.
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James have just come to the end of one of their biggest tours to date. Supported by Razorlight, the indie icons stopped at some of the biggest arenas across the UK. We were lucky to catch their show at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena.
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Currently in the midst of their ‘Living In Extraordinary Times’ tour, James took to Stoke’s Victoria Hall – the closest date on the tour to a homecoming.
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Never a band to take the easy route, James supported themselves at the Royal Albert Hall, delivering both an acoustic and electric set.
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Following the success of their one-off Liverpool show, James and The Charlatans reunited for a four-date UK tour – bringing their unforgettable collaboration to Manchester Arena for a night of career-spanning hits and incredible live energy.
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From politically charged anthems to heartfelt ballads, ‘Living in Extraordinary Times’ is another fearless statement from James – an album that rewards longtime fans while reminding everyone why the band continue to defy expectations.
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A few months ago, indie legends James announced their seven date ‘Better Than That’ tour of intimate venues that they haven’t performed in for many years. One venue being Warrington Parr Hall, which hosted a recording of their 1991 gig before the release of their ‘Seven’ album the following year.
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In aid of the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund, James delivered a truly special night at the Albert Hall, bringing fans together for an unforgettable celebration of music and solidarity.
Shooting Our Mouths Off 