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Friday 20th Sep 2024 - The Mission at The Picturedrome
We were impressed with this intimate venue in the heart of Holmfirth. Nearby parking was easy (and free). There were great food and drink outlets all around The Picturedrome (which are well worth a return visit). There were seating options in the venue (on the balcony). And of course The Mission were spot on, playing all the hits and more. Hopefully they will be back here soon. Well done everyone (including gigantic for the easy transaction)
Posted by Mission Fan Martin on 25/09/2024
The Mission, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 20th September 2024
They never fail to give a good time
Incredible playing and singing, as always.
Posted by Jo N on 22/09/2024
The Mission, Cambridge Junction, Cambridge - 21st September 2024
Mission at Holmfirth
Disappointed that they didn’t play more of the old classics like ‘beyond the pale’ Otherwise it was a great performance
Posted by Sue on 21/09/2024
The Mission, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 19th September 2024
Fantastic evening
Amazing performace from The Mission, Looking good and sounding even better! Alas few idots decided to Pogo and pushing the audience a bit too much causing distress and injury to some people, learn to dance instead of pushing!The team at the round house were polite and helpfull printing a ticket for me, the cloackroom is too expensive and the silly new method with the telephone message was terrible, please go back with the paper tickets . Hopefully the Mission will play again. Thank you Gigantic!
Posted by miss Sativa on 15/11/2023
The Mission, Roundhouse, London - 28th October 2023
The Mission Return to Rock City
The boys were totally on form and the crowd were fantastic. Great to see The Mission back in the UK!
Posted by Bam Bam on 26/10/2023
The Mission, Rock City, Nottingham - 24th October 2023
Formed in Leeds in 1986 by singer and guitarist Wayne Hussey and bassist Craig Adams after they left The Sisters of Mercy, The Mission quickly became one of the biggest names in British gothic rock. With guitarist Simon Hinkler and drummer Mick Brown completing the line-up, they paired shimmering, atmospheric guitars with Hussey's soaring, emotional vocals, and the anthems soon followed. Debut album God's Own Medicine (1986) gave fans "Wasteland" and "Severina", while Children (1988), produced by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, reached number two in the UK and delivered the much-loved "Tower Of Strength". Carved In Sand (1990) then added two more live favourites, "Butterfly On A Wheel" and "Deliverance".
Along the way they supported The Cult and U2, headlined Reading Festival twice and built a fiercely loyal following. After splitting in 1996, The Mission regrouped and carried on with albums including Aura (2001), God Is A Bullet (2007) and Another Fall From Grace (2016), the last of these becoming their first UK Top 40 album in more than 20 years. Decades on, a Mission show is still a passionate, full-throated singalong where those classics hit as hard as ever.