Show Review - You Me At Six, Enter Shikari, and Yours Truly

 

Support the Scene had the opportunity to send one of our incredibly talented photographers to see You Me At Six, Enter Shikari, and Yours Truly on November 2nd, at The Commodore Ballroom. Here's what Danielle Ravenheart had to say about the venue and the incredible performance that these bands put on.

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The show on November 2nd at The Commodore Ballroom was truly a night to remember. I had the pleasure to attend as a photographer, reviewer, and super fan of You Me At Six. 

    The opener for the night was a band called Yours Truly and they had an absolute
powerhouse woman leading them. The energy started off high from the get-go, and the kind of performance they put on was one you didn’t want to miss a second of. They were a great choice to open for the next to band, You Me At Six. 


    This band is one of my personal favourites and they kicked off the night with one of their classics, Room To Breathe. The guys were hyping up the crowd and putting their all into their performance, which made the bittersweet feeling of their final show even stronger. Josh ended up sharing a vulnerable moment with the crowd, as he was hit by devastating news just hours before the show; and to be honest I ended up crying too! They also bought the frontman of Enter Shikari on for a song, and boy did they kill it! 

 
   Finishing up the show was Enter Shikari and they took the vibe from classic emo straight into scene kid rave-core. I felt the electronic elements added an amazing touch to the hardcore ones, and along with the rest of the crowd, I found myself moving around and feeling the beats in my soul.

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What a fantastic review for You Me At Six, Enter Shikari and Yours Truly, written by Danielle Ravenheart. If you're interested in learning more about You Me At Six, Enter Shikari and Yours Truly, and checking out some of their music, head on over to their websites below!

You Me At Six - Enter Shikari - Yours Truly

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