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The Selecter Fan Reviews (11) 4.9
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Good Performance

Full to capacity crowd that Pauline got dancing throughout.

Posted by Daren Notts on 28/03/2026

The Selecter, Rescue Rooms, Nottingham - 27th March 2026

Gets better with time

Have seen Sekecter a few times, they just seem to get better with time

Posted anonymously on 19/05/2025

The Selecter 'Too Much Pressure' 45th Anniversary Tour, Opium, Dublin - 18th May 2025

As amazing and as joyful as ever.

Pauline has lost none of her touch over the years. The place was absolutely bouncing. She and the band seem to really love what they are doing. They gave true respect to Gaps by not trying to replace him.

Posted by Kurr G on 17/05/2025

The Selecter ‘Too Much Pressure’ 45th Anniversary Tour, Mandela Hall, Belfast - 16th May 2025

The Selector

Fantastic venue and Pauline Black and the boys were amazing.

Posted by Ng on 29/09/2024

The Selecter, KOKO, London - 27th September 2024

Great performance

Pauline still got it interacted brilliantly with crowd . Great concert

Posted by Trevor Yorke on 29/09/2024

The Selecter, KOKO, London - 27th September 2024

The Selecter is led by their iconic frontwoman Pauline Black OBE. One of very few women in the 2-Tone scene, she is often referred to as the Queen of Ska.


The Selecter are known the world over for hits including “Three Minute Hero,” “Missing Words,” “Too Much Pressure” and “On My Radio”. 2025 marked the 45th anniversary of their debut album Too Much Pressure. A new feature documentary Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story directed by Jane Mingay had its premiere at the BFI’s London Film Festival in October followed by regional screenings with the Doc N Roll Film Festival.


Based on her memoir ‘Black by Design’, Pauline tells her extraordinary life story in the same frank manner that helped shape her as an iconic, era-defining female musician. 


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