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The whole room buzzed and vibed - seen these guys many times, over 9 years. They just get better and better and their audience reaches every age range. My favourite band.
Posted by Sarah on 16/08/2024
Fat Freddy's Drop, Rock City, Nottingham - 15th August 2024
Brilliant music and entertainment in a cool venue.
Love this band, as well as gifted musicians and damn funky they are really warm, comical and entertaining.
Posted by Jane B on 11/11/2018
Fat Freddy's Drop, O2 Academy Brixton, London - 10th November 2018
Incredible
Been to see FFD a few times now and always loved them. Brilliant music, awesome stage craft - and always draw a lively & friendly crowd. Took my kids for the first time and they were immediate converts. Wicked night all round : )
Posted by Rich Ldn on 10/11/2018
Fat Freddy's Drop, O2 Academy Brixton, London - 9th November 2018
Brilliant show
One of the best live shows I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot of live acts in my 73 years.
Posted by Piri Piri Pete on 03/11/2018
Fat Freddy's Drop, O2 Academy Birmingham, Birmingham - 2nd November 2018
The BEST band I’ve ever seen.
Amazing gig! The bar however is a nightmare! Every time I go there I get annoyed at how few bar staff they have and those they do employ are beyond slow and just seem like they can’t be bothered. They could be making so much more money.
Posted by Isabel on 03/11/2018
Fat Freddy's Drop, O2 Academy Birmingham, Birmingham - 2nd November 2018
New Zealand band Fat Freddy's Drop are an eclectic mix of dub, reggae, soul, jazz, rhythm and blues, and techno.
The seven-piece band boasts a huge roster of talent, including Dallas Tamaira aka "Joe Dukie" (vocals, guitar), Chris Faiumu aka "DJ Fitchie"(percussion), Toby Laing aka "Tony Chang" (trumpet), Ned Ngatae aka "ManRaro" (guitar), Iain Gordon aka "Dobie Blaze" (keys), Joe Lindsay aka "Hopepa" (trombone, tuba), Scott Towers aka "Chopper Reedz" (saxophone) and Mark Williams aka "MC Slave" (MC).
They have released eight studio albums, including latest offering Wairunga (2021).