"How good are they LIVE?" in the last 12 months on 100 (as of 3/8/25)
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Real Live Certified
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Critics Consensus
Based on 27 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that These New Puritans is rated as a remarkable live performer, with worthwhile shows overall. These New Puritans concert reviews describe live shows and performances as ambitious, cinematic, and peerless.
How long are their concerts?
How long are These New Puritans concerts? These New Puritans concerts usually last around 45 minutes.
How much to book?
How much does it cost to book These New Puritans? To hire for a live performance or concert, the booking fees for These New Puritans range from $20,000 - $35,000, with These New Puritans's current estimated booking fee to be around $20,000.
On tour
EartH, London, United Kingdom (June 12); Earth Theatre, LONDON, United Kingdom (June 12); Larmer Tree Gardens, Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom (August 28); Hanzas Perons, Riga, Latvia (October 3)
These New Puritans (sometimes abbreviated to TNPs) are a British art rock band from the Southend-on-Sea area. The group consists of Jack Barnett (songwriter, producer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist), his twin brother George Barnett (drums, loops), Thomas Hein (bass guitar, sampler, drums), and Sophie Sleigh-Johnson (keyboards, sampler).
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Critic Concert Reviews
The Guardian (UK)
February 24, 2020
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The duo's vast sonic canvases, here expanded with a 16-piece ensemble, are ambitious and cinematic but need focus
Spilling out into the far corners of the Barbican with choirs orchestras and pianos with PhDs the very definition of the band playing on a grand scale.
For fans aware of the band's meticulousness this wouldn't come as a surprise: such unwavering dedication to finding the right sound is what makes them such a rare act.
After two peerless if wholly bewildering albums in Hidden and Field Of Reeds and judging by their acclaimed Bush Hall and Barbican performances of Hidden three years ago it seemed the band could do no wrong.
One suspects that if Jack Barnett had his way, Heaven's dressing rooms would currently be occupied by a Harris hawk, frittering away the hours between soundcheck and showtime by angrily flexing its talons and staring hungrily at the bar staff.
