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Wayward Sons Fan Reviews (4)
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Fantastic show
Really great idea for the change of use for the venue. Good size stage, great sound and well set up with two bars with a good choice of drink options that didn't break the bank( the IPA was a respectable £4.50). Great shows by both the support and main act - great visibility of the stage from most of the venue. Travelled over 200 miles to come to see Wayward Sons and I wasn't disappointed. Great show guys. Here's hoping you play some venues closer to home in the future
Posted by Leo on 21/01/2024
Wayward Sons, KKs Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 20th January 2024
Awesome Night
Fantastic night. Both acts were brilliant. Perfect night for my son to attend his first gig.
Posted by Nick A on 14/01/2024
Wayward Sons, Thekla, Bristol - 12th January 2024
Awesome
Wayward Sons are always a good band to see live, I love dancing to their music. Will be seeing again no doubt.
Posted by Dee on 13/01/2024
Wayward Sons, Thekla, Bristol - 12th January 2024
Awesome Band
The first time seeing the band live, well I couldn't actually see them, the place was packed and Sticky Mikes has a very low ceiling so vision was completely obscured. They sounded amazing though! Every tune punched its way round. Great quality from the lyrics to the sound and great guys just to top it off. I was buzzing the whole week and not just my ears!
Posted by Blade on 07/07/2018
Wayward Sons, Sticky Mike's Frog Bar, Brighton - 29th April 2018
Wayward Sons is a British rock band fronted by Toby Jepson, formerly of Little Angels. Known for their anthemic rock sound and powerful vocals, the band’s debut album Ghosts of Yet to Come was released in 2017, featuring tracks like "Until the End" that channel the spirit of classic British rock. Their follow-up, The Truth Ain’t What It Used to Be, further showcased their commitment to honest, high-energy rock.
The band has supported major acts like Black Star Riders and played festivals such as Ramblin’ Man Fair. Wayward Sons’ blend of catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics has solidified their place in the modern rock landscape.