Fun Lovin' Criminals

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Critic Consensus

Based on 37 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that Fun Lovin' Criminals is rated as a watchable live performer, with decent shows overall. Fun Lovin' Criminals concert reviews describe live shows and performances as crowd-pleasing and pleasing.

ON TOUR

Boogaloo, Zagreb, Croatia (October 17); Forum Karlín, Praha, Czech Republic (November 16)

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Latest Release

The Roosevelt Sessions / The Capistrano Sessions (15 September 2023)

Artist Info

Genre

rock

Origin

New York, United States (1993 - present)

Bio

Fun Lovin' Criminals are a band from New York City. Their musical style is eclectic, covering styles such as hip hop, rock, blues, jazz, R&B, punk, and funk.

Has Performed With

Critic Concert Reviews

The 13th Floor (New Zealand)

February 11, 2024

Fun Lovin’ Criminals – Powerstation: February 10, 2024

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V13 (Canada)

April 3, 2019

To say that the O2 Academy in Leeds is absolutely bouncing by the time we make our way into the venue would be something of an understatement.

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The Guardian (UK)

March 1, 2016

It’s exactly 20 years since his band Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ hip-hop metal blues and soul-fusing debut album Come Find Yourself dropped.

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Birmingham Live (UK)

February 25, 2016

For instance I don’t know if the people who regard themselves as cool, think that it’s cool to think that Fun Lovin’ Criminals are cool.

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The Upcoming (UK)

February 21, 2016

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Forum, Kentish Town, London, UK

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Backseat Mafia

February 7, 2016

A cock sure, smooth talking, trio that liked a toot and more than a few shots of tequila.

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GoldenPlec (Ireland)

January 22, 2014

The Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ frontman had caused the biggest sensation on the show since Ordinary Boys singer Preston walked off, tired of Simon Amstell’s mockery.

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