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On form as usual
Love going to see Dodgy. Always brilliant. Lovely bunch of fellas too. Shame it wasn’t busier - if you didn’t go you missed out ! First time at The Drill, excellent venue.
Posted by Jenny on 20/10/2025
Dodgy, The Drill, Lincoln - 19th October 2025
Close and personal with an old favourite band
Been to the venue 3 times now. Really impressed. Perfect size. Friendly staff.
Posted by RichB on 10/12/2024
Dodgy & friends, The Corn Exchange, Newport - 7th December 2024
Great gig
Easy to book tickets . Great gig band were excellent
Posted by Jayne G on 08/12/2024
Dodgy & friends, The Corn Exchange, Newport - 7th December 2024
Enjoyable evening
Although most of the songs were from the earlier album which I didn’t know, they put on a great performance ending with my personal favourite Good Enough! They’ still got it and looking good
Posted by Mel K on 17/02/2019
Dodgy , Rock City, Nottingham - 16th February 2019
Acoustic city
I knew when I ordered this ticket that it would be awsome....dodgy acoustic (ish) was the words nigel the lead singer come on with....holding a gretsch 6120 paired up with a vox ac30.....3 part harmonies on classics such as 'found you' 'if your thinking of me' and 'good enough'...they ended their first set .. ..only to dig deeper with songs such as 'homegrown' 'staying out for the summer'....for the 2nd part of the show....the stories... the intimate venue...was everything i thought it would be .....if it's good enough for you ...it's good enough for me!! X
Posted by S poole on 23/10/2017
Dodgy (Acoustic), The Big Difference (formerly The Cookie), Leicester - 21st October 2017
Dodgy are an English indie rock band best known for their uplifting melodies, jangly guitar riffs, and feel-good anthems that helped define the Britpop era of the 1990s. Formed in 1990 in Hounslow, London, the band – led by Nigel Clark (vocals, bass), Andy Miller (guitar), and Mathew Priest (drums) – gained a devoted following with their mix of classic rock influences, summery harmonies, and witty lyricism.
Their breakthrough came with Homegrown (1994), featuring the hit "Staying Out for the Summer", but it was Free Peace Sweet (1996) that catapulted them to mainstream success, spawning classics like "Good Enough", which became one of the biggest UK hits of the decade. Dodgy have remained a beloved live act, frequently appearing at UK festivals such as Glastonbury, Isle of Wight, and Kendal Calling, and continuing to tour with their signature blend of nostalgia and infectious energy.