They do have time to squeeze in ‘Rocks & Daggers’ which features a lovely slow acoustic start that builds up into a foot stomping hoe-down by the finish. Tonight’s set list is not surprisingly dominated by tracks from their very successful third album ‘Last Night on Earth’ which most of the crowd is familiar with. Opening up with ‘Life is Life’ they get a fantastic reception as the young audience lap up their performance. The penultimate band this evening are Noah & the Whale, and it is a special evening for them as it is their last night of touring before they go off and write their next album. Despite a few dips in the set, the Oberhofer boys can be very pleased with this Northern Irish debut. The most enjoyable track of the evening is the catchy ‘Gotta Go’ but ‘I Could Go’ also gets the crowd bouncing along. Lead singer Brad gets a bit carried away and climbs on top of the amps on the side of the stage before running through the press area, but hey there is nothing wrong with a bit of enthusiasm. They have a Vampire Weekend style vibe and give a very energetic performance. Similar to their predecessors they can also be classed as indie rockers.

Second on the bill tonight hailing from New York are Oberhofer.

2 door cinema club acoustic