Darwin Deez

Support band Youth Sector are an energetic five-piece who enter the stage to Gimme Gimme Gimme by ABBA, a perfect way to set the tone for the evening! The songs No1 Bestseller and No Fanfare stand out by a country mile as the best tracks of the set but the crowd is enthusiastic about the set, giving a positive reaction.

With talk of how he doesn’t like the Dublin architecture but the people are fantastic, realising why it cost so much for the ferry from England as the fans here are top shelf fans at the cost is worth it.

Tonight’s big crowd at Portsmouth’s Wedgwood Rooms is certainly giving that impression.

Fronted by their eponymous singer whose perm and headband make him look like he’s an extra from a 1980s Weird Al Yankovic video the band’s performance inside the spaciously renovated warehouse in Shoreditch is one for the eyes as much as the ears.

Pluto Jonze took to the stage first, and interestingly supported himself with an old school computer named Sam.

London, UK

The band first gained significant British attention with 2010 hit Radar Detector – a cute song of love accompanied by a kitsch music video.