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The Sisters of Mercy Fan Reviews (28)
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Brilliant Show
Great venue (first time I have visited). Easy entry, good security, speedy to get in despite the queue. Nice seats giving a good view despite the posts around the place. Sisters were brilliant as usual, all lights and smoke. Loved it. Only downside is getting out....don't expect to go anywhere quickly.
Posted by Simon on 27/05/2025
The Sisters of Mercy, Roundhouse, London - 25th May 2025
Amazing experience
Really enjoyed Overdrive and Sisters was absolutely fantastic.
Posted by Ro on 26/05/2025
The Sisters of Mercy, Roundhouse, London - 25th May 2025
Brilliant
Great performance - non stop played all the songs you wanted to hear. The venue was outstanding - will be looking to go again.
Posted by John s on 26/05/2025
The Sisters of Mercy, Roundhouse, London - 25th May 2025
The best concert.i attended, 80s old punk vibe still going strong
Perfect location and view, the band still rock like they are in the 80s. Andrew Eldritch was performing like he was 20 years old. Fantastic experience to remember
Posted by VERONICA on 26/05/2025
The Sisters of Mercy, Roundhouse, London - 25th May 2025
Sisters of Mercy .
What a fantastic gig,it brought back memories of the Eighties and my time as a Goth.
Posted by William M on 25/11/2023
The Sisters of Mercy, Barrowland (DNU), Glasgow - 23rd November 2023
Formed in Leeds in 1980 and named after a Leonard Cohen song, The Sisters of Mercy forged a sound entirely their own from the grit of The Stooges, Motörhead and Suicide – welding guitars, relentless drum-machine pummel and Andrew Eldritch’s unmistakable baritone into something more hypnotic and dramatic than their post-punk peers.
Their reputation rests on three classic albums. First and Last and Always (1985) set the template; Floodland (1987) delivered the epic singles “Dominion”, “Lucretia My Reflection” and the towering, ten-minute “This Corrosion”, all still filling dancefloors today; and Vision Thing (1990) pushed towards a harder, metal-edged attack. They haven’t released a studio album since, yet their influence has only deepened over the years. Live, with Eldritch and the ever-present Doktor Avalanche at the helm, they remain a genuine cult force – pairing huge hits and deep cuts with a cinematic light show and a guttural, forward-driving intensity that has kept audiences coming back for generations.