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The Vaccines & Icelandic band BSÍ play Brighton gig as part of ‘Music Venue Trust’ ReviveLive music scheme

by Nick Linazasoro
Tuesday 5 Oct, 2021 at 7:14PM
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The Vaccines & Icelandic band BSÍ play Brighton gig as part of ‘Music Venue Trust’ ReviveLive music scheme

The Vaccines

The Vaccines live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

THE VACCINES + BSI – CONCORDE 2, BRIGHTON 3.10.21

The Music Venue Trust has teamed up with The National Lottery to help to #ReviveLive music and bring bands such as ‘The Vaccines’ into grassroots music venues across the UK which started during the late summer with a fantastic line up of tours, one off events and special performances. And it’s all about bringing friends and communities back together and everyone for tonight’s show had to show a lottery ticket they had purchased as part of the entry requirements.

The Vaccines live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

The National Lottery is supporting artists and crews to get out playing grassroots music venues in front of audiences… back where they are meant to be. But live music venues aren’t just about the shows. Live music is about bringing people together, celebrating that moment, that band, that song, together.

The Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery want to invite audiences to create new moments of shared experience with your family, friends and communities, because they understand the important role music plays in bringing people together.

BSÍ live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

The Concorde 2 concert hall soon filled up with fans who had been queuing in the rain outside. The moment the Icelandic band BSÍ took to the stage they sounded very energetic and poopy from the word go! This Icelandic duo comprises Silla Thorarensen (drums and vocals) and Julius Pollux Rothlaender (guitar). They formed three years ago and had to learn their instruments from scratch.

BSÍ live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

This evening they get the audience going with hands in the air and they offer up a variety of styles ranging from an early 90’s style pop beat, reminiscent of early Saint Etienne ‘Foxbase Alpha’, to ‘Garbage’ riot girl screams and heavy drum beats! An added touch to the BSÍ set was a cover version of the Spice Girls ‘Wannabe’ with a twist of heavier synth and drum beats. With their recent release of the EP album ‘Sometimes Depressed, But Always Antifascist’, you can see the band at the beginning of their roots and getting ready to evolve!

BSÍ live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

BSÍ setlist:
‘Ekki Á Leið’
‘My Knee Against Kyriarchy’
‘TAL 11’
‘Wannabe’
‘Arnaholl’,
‘Dónakallalagið’,
‘Vesturbæjar Beach’

Find them on Instagram HERE.

The Vaccines live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

The Vaccines, are an indie-punk band consisting of Justin Hayward-Young (lead vocals and guitar), Freddie Cowan (lead guitar and vocals), Árni Árnason (bass and vocal), Timothy Lanham (Keyboard), and Yoann Intonti (drums).

Formed in 2010, the band have released five albums: ‘What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?’ (2011), ‘Come Of Age’ (2012), ‘English Graffiti’ (2015), ‘Combat Sports’ (2018) and ‘Back In Love City’ (2021). Their debut album ‘What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?’ was the best selling debut of 2011. They’ve been nominated for and won many music awards, and haven’t stopped making hits.

The Vaccines live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

You would not expect anything less than a charismatic class performance from The Vaccines, who normally play larger venues such as Alexander Palace and Brighton Centre. They have a decade-long catalogue to plunder, but obviously performed fan favourites such as ‘If You Wanna’, ‘Wreckin’ Bar (Ra Ra Ra)’ and ‘Wanderlust’ taken from the newly acclaimed album ‘Back In Love City’.

Tonight the fans had that up-close-and personal experience of witnessing The Vaccines in the compact Concorde 2 venue, which is located right by Brighton beach on the way to Brighton Marina. As you would expect, their light show was impressive for a ‘smaller venue’. Looking around, I could see the fans with smiles on their faces and truly lapping up the whole live experience. Getting out again after lockdown was so essential for these people and it was all made possible by teams of people working together for one great goal…..to bring back live music! WELL DONE! I’m glad that live music is finally back!

The Vaccines live at the Concorde 2, Brighton 3.10.21 (pic Michael Hundertmark) (click pic to enlarge!)

The Vaccines setlist:
‘Wanderlust’
‘I Can’t Quit’
‘I Always Knew’
‘Alone Star’
‘Paranormal Romance’
‘Wetsuit’
‘Post Break Up Sex’
‘Your Love Is My Favourite Band’
‘El Paso’
‘Headphones Baby’
‘Handsome’
‘Jump Off The Top’
‘All My Friends Are Falling In Love’’
‘If You Wanna’
‘XCT’
(encore)
‘Wreckin’ Bar (Ra Ra Ra)’
‘All In White’

More information on The Vaccines can be found HERE.

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