Shame Tickets and Dates

Rated 5 out of 5 by Twi6xtoz from Sensational really... This was just great. Visceral, powerful, gloriously sweaty: shame perfectly balance performing with incredible conviction with self deprecating, witty humour. Beautiful.

Rated 5 out of 5 by T4terry from One of the best gigs I’ve seen What a night. It started so well with excellent friendly door staff at the Forum Tonbridge Wells. The support band Gurr were exceptional, but I wasn’t quite ready for the energy and performance by the boys of Shame. I can’t wait to see them again, I don’t suppose it will be at such an intimate venue next time. As they will be playing to much larger audiences.

Rated 5 out of 5 by preachermon from Shame we’re out of this world! The venue was great! Gurr were an amazing support band Shame we’re the best, most talented young band since Artic Monkeys! X

Rated 5 out of 5 by Indyman from Shame with no shame Brilliant night! Sweaty and bouncy! One of the best live bands around at the moment!!

Rated 5 out of 5 by The lipster from Energetic , intelligent, entertaining noise. Wicked gig. Nice to see people riled up and enthusiastic. Loved the energy and the passion. Loved the intelligent layers. Angry Killing Joke meets The Ruts. 5 kids walked on stage and transformed into cult rock n roll heroes before our eyes. Beer and sweat. The bass player gets my award for man of the match!

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jamie09 from The best gig I have been to in a long time Shame did not disappoint. They were absolutely incredible and I will certainly be seeing them again ASAP. The guys seem very humble and didn't mind staying to chat before/after the show. Legends.

Rated 5 out of 5 by SS49 from Fabulous Absolutely superb. Steen is mesmeric on stage. The band has massive energy and put everything into a 45min set - and the crowd reciprocated. Best gig I have been to for a very long time. It had everything crowd surfing stage invasions. Bit of a shame about Charlie’s tshirt

Rated 2 out of 5 by Jackie247 from Shame, could have been a lot better. A band with this amount of hype should have better songs and more space to express themselves. Putting them on in the ‘armpit‘ of the Leadmill more commonly known as the bar, shows a lack of foresite and poor judgement on behalf of the management. The very last time I’m going to watch a band at the Leadmill. My advice, make an effort and go to the Brudenell social club in Leeds, at least they appreciate there punters and have an investment into the bands they put on