From The Jam provide a thrilling return
providing the highlight of a sell-out gig.From The JamIt was a night to remember on Saturday at Kingsmeadow Live with
(pictured) bring the house down and his faithful followers were anticipating a repeat performance.Bruce FoxtonExpectations were high after last year’s show that saw original Jam member
hit the stage and played a blinding 45-minute set to an appreciative crowd.The Legendary GroovymenFrom the moment the crowd started arriving, you could feel the excitement building. As the venue started to fill, support band
, a hugely influential Jam LP from 35 years ago, those expectations were realised.All Mod ConsThen followed the moment everyone had been waiting for. After the first chord was struck from the opening number of
, the band followed up with a greatest hits set.English Rose and a crowd-enhanced A Bomb in Wardour Street, Down in The Tubestation at Midnight, David Watts which included the songs As well as the whole of All Mod Cons, The energy in the room carried through to the band on stage as they stormed their way through the set. absolutely nailed each and every track from the LP.Smiley, Bruce Foxton and new drummer Russell Hastings
, was the final encore and the band left the stage to thunderous applause. That left the audience to wipe away the sweat, bask in the afterglow of a magnificent gig, and dance their way through to the end of the night.The Eton Rifles The Jam’s first top-10 hit, , along with other Jam favourites.Town Called Malice, Start, Beat Surrender, Going UndergroundThe blistering pace continued with tracks
Kingsmeadow Live would like to thank everyone involved in making it a great night, especially the one and only Bruce Foxton.
Bruce said: “We love playing here because it’s always a great gig and a brilliant vibe. We can’t wait to come back.”
.Legends Night . For more information about the event, click on Music EventsAnother great night is in prospect at Kingsmeadow Live this Saturday with Ray Lowe and his Legends of Swing night. Tickets are still available online by clicking on