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Great performance and a great setlist
The set list was great and a good twist on previous times were seen them. The venue was good as well with good facilities
Posted anonymously on 05/07/2024
Courteeners, Octagon Centre, Sheffield - 4th July 2024
Unbelievable atmosphere
Despite extremely muddy conditions 50,000 people still packed the place out. From the minute Courteeners came on so many flares were set off and we couldn’t see the stage. The atmosphere was electric. Loved the DMAS too but their set should definitely have been longer! Loved it!
Posted by Lady Debra on 16/06/2019
Courteeners, Heaton Park, Manchester - 15th June 2019
Gerry cinnamon
The supporting acts were both brilliant. Gerry cinnamon got the crowd going! Seen courteeners several times more a fan of their St Jude Album.
Posted anonymously on 21/11/2018
Courteeners, O2 Academy Leicester, Leicester - 20th November 2018
A memory for a lifetime
The gig was unreal and they sounded class. I hope Liam gets to read this and that he needs to know he was different gravy last weekend! Thanks alot lads for an amazing night
Posted by Ben S on 30/05/2017
Courteeners, Lancashire Cricket Club, Manchester - 27th May 2017
Out of this world
What an amazing bad and experience after everything that happen recently in Manchester. Liam Fray! What a guy
Posted by Poppet on 29/05/2017
Courteeners, Lancashire Cricket Club, Manchester - 27th May 2017
Formed in Manchester in 2006, Courteeners made their name with debut album St. Jude (2008), home to fan favourites "Not Nineteen Forever" and "What Took You So Long?". In 2023 a 15th anniversary edition sent the record to number one in the UK, setting the record for the longest gap between an album's release and topping the Official Albums Chart. Across seven studio albums, from Falcon (2010) and Anna (2013) to More. Again. Forever. (2020) and Pink Cactus Café (2024), every one has landed in the UK Top 10. Frontman Liam Fray's honest, heartfelt songwriting sits at the core of all of them.
Courteeners gigs are famous for turning into huge communal singalongs, and "Are You In Love With A Notion?" never fails to raise the roof. The band have sold out Manchester Arena and London's Royal Albert Hall, played the main stage at Reading & Leeds, and headlined festivals including TRNSMT and Truck. Back home, they've packed out Emirates Old Trafford and played several sold-out 50,000-capacity headline shows at Heaton Park, making them one of Britain's most loved and enduring indie bands.