You Me At Six Setlist at O2 Academy Brixton, London, England

Review copied from the other (duplicate) setlist:

Saturday night was the 7th time I saw you me at six live. It was the best gig they've ever done, everytime they get better.

American band We the Kings were the first support act (they alternated through the tour) and they were brilliant and certainly won the crowd over with their cover of "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat World and then their hits such as Secret Valentine and Check Yes Juliet. (Was the third time i've seen them and their best performance)

Forever the Sickest Kids were lively and hyperactive and got the crowd warmed up perfectly ready for the main attraction.

Then came the main event, you me at six, starting with a small stage then revealing a huge one a few songs in (I knew this was going to happen as i'd already seen this tour in B'ham.) but even that was better than the last time.
By the time Josh talked of how when he was 15 he wrote on his myspace how he wanted to play Brixton Academy before he was 20 and that he'd done it when he was 19, thanks to us, the fans, many members of the crowd had a tear in their eye and then came the teary "fireworks" and the old albums version of this "always attract" which Josh's sister Elissa joined him on (she does the vocals on the record) many of the teenage girls were very emotional at this point, when music has the power to do that you know its good.

Lastly I would just like to note how Sean Smith (Blackout) came on stage much to my satisfaction to sing The Consequence and Travis from We The Kings joined in with Save it for the Bedroom.

Best gig of my life and i've probably been to about 100!

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