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Excellent gig that was close up and personal. The band sang extremely well and the band played perfectly. A long set list that lasted for just over two hours and full of charisma. Top value for money! A sold out event that the fans loved and the staff at the venue were very friendly and helpful too. i hope the band come back again soon.
Posted by Karl on 06/11/2017
Darts, The Globe, Cardiff - 3rd November 2017
Accomplished, chaotic, fun
It was a privilege to spend two hours in the company of some very fine, entertaining musicians and singers, playing fantastic songs. A more prompt arrival on stage would have been appreciated, but once the band was on the show was simply fantastic. The voices of all four singers were in age-defyingly fine fettle, with Rita Ray, in particular, appearing to have made a very good deal with the devil! The performance of the big hits was little short of perfection and the a cappella moments displayed just how accomplished the four singers are, and how well they work together. By contrast, at other times there was some (largely) genial chaos, as the band bickered over what was next on the set list, and the merits and demerits of 'spontaneity', but at these moments the musicians stepped forward with some outstanding keyboard playing and guitar picking. The overall sense was of a band still on top form, enjoying themselves (they seemed not to want to leave the stage at the end) and providing the rest of us with a night of wonderful fun. My only 'complaint': I would have loved to have heard 'Peaches'.
Posted anonymously on 04/11/2017
Darts, The Globe, Cardiff - 3rd November 2017
Melbourne-based indie-punk band Darts are a five-piece including brothers Angus and Andrew Ayres with Ally Campbell-Smith, Paige X. Cho, and Jessie Fernandez. Their loud-quiet-loud dynamics have drawn comparisons with PIXES.
Darts debut album Below Empty and Westward Bound dropped in 2015. Their top streamed tracks are “Aeroplane”, “Distance = Infinity” and “Westwood Bound”.