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Amazing
The Levellers never let you down, brilliant from start to finish. Started off with One Way, and what a way to start, full of energy and the crowd loved it. I don't think the band wanted to get off the stage, they looked to enjoy it was much as the audience.
Posted by John on 21/10/2026
Levellers - LTL35, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 20th October 2026
Awesome
Best live performers hands down. Love ‘em
Posted by Nik on 16/11/2025
Levellers - Celebrating 30 Years of the number 1 album Zeitgeist, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London - 14th November 2025
As always massive a joy to my heart,fanastic gig
Levellers have been at the top of their game for years always impressive A great band,top performance
Posted by Simon r on 15/11/2025
Levellers - Celebrating 30 Years of the number 1 album Zeitgeist, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London - 14th November 2025
Excellent
You can always rely on the Leveller’s to deliver an absolutely storming performance that leaves you breathless. And what a great venue the Picturedrome is !!!
Posted by Mark Walker on 22/10/2026
Levellers - LTL35, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 21st October 2026
They never disappoint.
They never disappoint- put so much energy into it. Best live band. And that’s a fact
Posted by Nik on 21/10/2026
Levellers - LTL35, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 20th October 2026
Brighton folk-rockers Levellers are still going strong after nearly 40 years in the game. Famed for their high-tempo live performances they are still a must-see live band. Their platinum-selling album Levelling The Land celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2026. The record features the hit singles One Way, 15 Years and Far From Home plus The Game, Liberty Song, Riverflow, Boatman and the incendiary Battle Of The Beanfield. Their Number 1 album Zeitgeist followed a few years after it hitting the top spot in the UK Official Album Chart in 1995 and solidifying Levellers at the forefront of British music. The cultural and musical legacy of Levellers runs deep with echoes of their work found in contemporary music, grassroots political movements and the evolution of British festival culture.