Shame Tickets and Dates

Rated 5 out of 5 by Topman1 from best gig in years Shame are one of the most energetic live bands I've seen in many years. A great show, and its been a long time since I left a gig with a great big smile on my face. It must have been good, I splashed out on a t- shirt. Shout out to Fontaines DC too

Rated 4 out of 5 by Alisheep from Brilliant gig, great venue This was my second time seeing Shame and my first time in SWG3. I was a bit worried that the bigger venue, I saw them in Stereo, would be an issue but it was just as good.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Geordiedel from Brilliant Night Went to this gig with my wife. First time at this venue & where very impressed. The Beer was very reasonable & we were really looking forward to seeing the first support act Fontaine’s DC. We were certainly not disappointed they were excellent. Young lads enjoying themselves & playing some fantastic songs with great energy and skill. Not to keen on the second supporting band. Sorry I think they were called. They couldn’t get the sound right which didn’t help. Then Shame second time we had seen them & they certainly didn’t disappoint. Energy , mayhem and just a brilliant band capped off a brilliant night. Thanks everyone.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Gary59 from Raw and Real Third time seeing Shame and you know every time that you're going to get a real performance. None of this talking rubbish in between songs but just proper music song after song.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Bang666999 from Shame Birmingham Absolutely awesome live - the band are crackers! You need to see these guys - you will not be disappointed!

Rated 5 out of 5 by Gazlar from Shame are the real deal! Whilst the support bands and the attitude and snarl they did not possess the songwriting abilities (catchy hooks abound) Or stage presence of the main act. In fact a few bands if any could match stage presence of shame. “Punk “has become a fashion, mainstream, marketing ploy: not since the days of early Manic Street Preachers as a band emerged that show us, fans, but they are the real deal. Charlie Steen’s snarnling yet tuneful vocal delivery whilst using The mikestand as a prop/battering ram or a visceral beauty. These vocals are underpinned by the shouty harmonies of Josh Finerty - Amand so energetic used you think you might just explode leaving his bass guitar amongst a pile of blood and guts on stage! The pounding rhythms of the drums and the amazing guitar skills reminiscent of the Edge (back when U2 were good) complete the sound. Miss band genuinely ply every song is like it’s their last; and when the house lights come on and you realise it is their last your heart aches for more.

Rated 5 out of 5 by gazeris from Brilliant Live Band Shame and Fontaines DC were absolutely brilliant and both singers appeared to revel at what they do. Top marks.

Rated 5 out of 5 by lydiamorgan from best time ever Shame were amazing and even better than in Cardiff 2016 somehow. HMTLD and Fontaines DC also wicked. 10/10 would smash. lOVE them. See you soon xx