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| Level 42 |
It makes a change to see a big band at a smaller venue where you don't need a big screen to view tiny figures on a stage.
I'd not been to the London Palladium before. Opened in 1910 by Frank Matcham, it became the place for TV's Sunday Night at the London Palladium where big stars performed. I liked it. We were in the stalls, but the upstairs bar and facilities were quieter and no queue for the loo!
There were two support acts. I didn't know the first (Marlee), but the second was Rochford, who I had heard of and they were good.
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| Marlee (above) Rochford (right) |
The evening was kept to time and at 9pm Level 42 walked on and played for almost two hours. They played all their hits: Lessons in Love, Running in the Family, Something About You and Leaving Me Now. I wasn't so familiar with some of their songs, but no matter.
It was a good evening. A bit of singing and bopping!
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| Level 42 |
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