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Brilliant night had
Didn’t know much about Reef apart from 1 hit I’d heard. Really pleasantly surprised. Such energy and great performance. Would definitely see them again.
Posted by Julie L on 25/10/2026
Reef, The Tivoli, Buckley - 24th October 2026
Great performance
Love it when bands are clearly enjoying themselves, not just going through the motions, and Reef were so obviously having a good time. Great interaction with the crowd in a great, friendly venue.
Posted anonymously on 25/10/2026
Reef, The Tivoli, Buckley - 24th October 2026
Always a top gig!!
Seen Reef a number of times, though it was a while ago. Caught them at the Tivoli ‘26 and they absolutely smashed!! The guys were so up for & had the crowd bouncing!! Caught wait to catch them again 🤘
Posted by Karlos on 25/10/2026
Reef, The Tivoli, Buckley - 24th October 2026
Support your local venues
Reef always give 100% every time they play and it’s great that they support small venues
Posted by Alan C on 25/10/2026
Reef, The Tivoli, Buckley - 24th October 2026
Reef @ Tivoli.
Two fabulous support bands in Kit Trigg and Virgin Mary’s . Reed were truly on form, the best I’ve ever seen them. Definately worth a watch.
Posted by J.T on 25/10/2026
Reef, The Tivoli, Buckley - 24th October 2026
Hailing from Glastonbury, Reef burst onto the UK rock scene in the early 90s with their raw energy, bluesy swagger, and anthemic songwriting. Fronted by the unmistakable gravel-toned voice of Gary Stringer, the band quickly made a name for themselves with their electrifying live shows and feel-good rock ‘n’ roll spirit.
Their 1995 debut album Replenish introduced them to the world, but it was Glow (1997) that catapulted them into the mainstream, hitting No.1 on the UK Albums Chart and delivering their biggest hit, "Place Your Hands." With its infectious riff and euphoric chorus, the track remains a staple of festival stages and indie club nights to this day.
Reef continued their success with albums like Rides (1999) and Getaway (2000), before taking a break in the mid-2000s. They made a triumphant return in 2010 and have since re-established themselves as one of Britain’s most beloved live acts, touring relentlessly and sharing the stage with rock legends.
With their latest album Shoot Me Your Ace (2022), produced by Duran Duran's Andy Taylor, Reef have proved they’re as vital as ever—delivering punchy, high-energy rock with the same passion that made them a household name.