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The Meteors Fan Reviews (11)
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Great Band.
One of the best bands around. Saw them twice in 5 days.
Posted by Lee on 08/04/2025
The Meteors, Duffys Bar, Leicester - 7th April 2025
Banging night
Unfortunately I'm very biased about the band. My 1st tattoo was the then M3T3oRs logo. So I'll say it was a great gig. Yes there was some sound issues at times. But it didn't stop a top notch performance by the band.
Posted by Gary G on 31/03/2024
The Meteors, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 30th March 2024
Awesome
I've never seen The Meteors but have always wanted to. It can sometimes be a bit of a disappointment when seeing a band after many years of fandom. However NOT this time, the band was brilliant and entertaining, I had a great time and am really pleased I've ticked them off my list, and can't wait to see them again
Posted by Booga on 31/07/2023
The Meteors, The 1865, Southampton - 13th July 2023
Meteor legend
A great gig, proper rocked it the sound was amazing. Even got to have a photo and a chat afterwards. True Gent, thanks.. Cool venue too with a friendly atmosphere with like minded people. Great night.
Posted by Lee on 17/07/2023
THE METEORS, Black Market, Warsop - 16th July 2023
Psychobilly a-go-go!
Awesome live band. I've wanted to see them for forty years, and wasn't disappointed - they rocked like the proverbial muthaf***ers!
Posted by Rich Scopie on 13/07/2023
The Meteors, Duffy's DO NOT USE, Leicester - 11th July 2023
The Meteors are not only the pioneers of the psychobilly sound – they consider themselves to be the only true band of the genre.
Formed in 1980; The Meteors original line up included P. Paul Fenech (guitar /vocals), Nigel Lewis (upright bass / bass, vocals), and Mark Robertson (drums). They deviated wildly from the punk rock scene that initially inspired them, drawing on a darker and more atmospheric sound that embraced an experimental foray towards horror and science fiction influences.