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Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 10 reviews

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The grand British musical tradition of trip hop, popularized in the ‘90s by acts like Portishead and Tricky, is alive and well in 2013 with the success of trip hop trio London Grammar. Just a few months after being featured on Disclosure’s No. 1 album Settle, London Grammar released their debut full length If You Wait in September 2013 to critical acclaim and a No. 2 spot on the UK Albums Chart. Drawing comparisons to Florence Welch for her throaty, brooding vocals, singer Hanna Reid is a commanding presence on the album, delivering her emotionally affecting lyrics over the trip hop beats and dreamy guitarscapes of bandmates Dot Major and Dan Rothman. The album’s four singles include UK Top 40 hits “Strong” and “Wasting My Young Years,” a breakup song featuring Reid’s signature plaintive vocals. Earlier in the year, the band released their debut EP Metal & Dust, which featured the hit single “Hey Now.” On the road in 2013, the band has been wowing ticket buyers with their intimate arrangements and emotionally-charged live concerts, building anticipation for their first US tour in 2014.

Setlists

    1. 1.Hey Now
    2. 2.Californian Soil
    3. 3.Kind of Man
    4. 4.Big Picture
    5. 5.Nightcall (Kavinsky cover)
    6. 6.Lord It's a Feeling
    7. 7.House
    8. 8.How Does It Feel
    9. 9.Hell to the Liars

  2. Satellite stage

    1. 10.All My Love (Acoustic)
    2. 11.Fakest Bitch (Acoustic)

  3. Main stage

    1. 12.Baby It's You
    2. 13.You and I
    3. 14.Wasting My Young Years
    4. 15.Metal & Dust

  4. Encore

    1. 16.Strong
    2. 17.Lose Your Head (Outro with Camelphat remix)
    1. 1.Hey Now
    2. 2.Californian Soil
    3. 3.Fakest Bitch (q&a with band followed)
    4. 4.Nightcall (Kavinsky cover)
    5. 5.Baby It's You
    6. 6.Lord It's a Feeling
    1. -Intro
    2. 1.Hey Now
    3. 2.Californian Soil
    4. 3.How Does It Feel
    5. 4.Nightcall (Kavinsky cover)
    6. 5.House
    7. 6.Hell to the Liars
    8. 7.Wasting My Young Years
    9. 8.Big Picture
    10. 9.Kind of Man
    11. 10.Lord It's a Feeling
    12. 11.Into Gold
    13. 12.Baby It's You
    14. 13.Lose Your Head (with Camelphat remix outro)
    15. 14.Metal & Dust
    16. 15.Strong (with Darcy from audience)
    1. -
    2. 1.Hey Now
    3. 2.Californian Soil
    4. 3.How Does It Feel
    5. 4.Nightcall (Kavinsky cover)
    6. 5.House
    7. 6.Hell to the Liars
    8. 7.Wasting My Young Years
    9. 8.Big Picture
    10. 9.Lord It's a Feeling
    11. 10.Into Gold
    12. 11.Baby It's You
    13. 12.Lose Your Head (Includes Camelphat remix)
    14. 13.Metal & Dust
    15. 14.Strong
    1. -Intro
    2. 1.Hey Now
    3. 2.Californian Soil
    4. 3.House (Live debut)
    5. 4.Wasting My Young Years
    6. 5.Baby It's You
    7. 6.Kind of Man (Live debut)
    8. 7.Strong

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Reviews

Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 10 reviews
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  • Love, love, love London Grammar

    by Sloasmo on 2017-08-11The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    Simply awesome! Second time was just as good as the first.

  • London Grammer

    by Antie on 2017-08-08The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    The show was absolutely amazing ! Her voice was amazing :-)

  • Flawless

    by paddywhack on 2017-08-08The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    Amazing! what a great live show. All the songs translated even better than I could've imagined live.

  • Good Show

    by TGISaturday on 2017-08-06The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 3 out of 5

    Pros: Hannah. Very unique "Wall of Light" lightshow. Polished performance, sounds exactly like on their albums. (Contrary to what a different reviewer posted after LG's first album, their YouTube videos *do* do them justice, and more. In particular, no live performance of "Big Picture" could come close to their video for the song.) Cons: Seemed to be a lot of pre-recorded/pre-sequenced backing tracks (not just loops created live), esp. on the beats and bass (-1 star). Other bands hire additional musician(s) on tour to cover such parts. Also, the show ended at 10:30, after only 13 songs (-1 star)! Never seen a headliner stop before 11 pm before, in any venue. Both NYC and Paris got 14 songs.

  • London Grammar... before they get huge

    by ScullyRyan on 2017-08-06The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    Super talented 3 piece who don't need the flashy set. The music spoke for itself and echoed in my ears for hours!

  • London Grammar is awesome but Sound Academy is not

    by MisssJ on 2015-02-02The Danforth Music Hall - TorontoRating: 4 out of 5

    This band is excellent live! Hannah Reid's voice is like no other. Sultry and beautiful. London Grammar will give you shivers and shake you to the core. They are young and so talented. I cannot wait to see how this band matures and grows! Talent + original sound = Quite the winning combo! The Sound Academy is not a great venue for this kind of moody, intimate band. The venue is so large, it's hard to see and get close. I am quite sorry that the show originally set for the Danforth Music Hall was cancelled and rescheduled for the Sound Academy.

  • Brilliant

    by Kameron on 2015-01-26Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    They sounded amazing. Exactly like their album. Crisp. Hannah's voice is ridiculous. I would say this type of music warrants a place like Massey Hall Toronto wise. Sound Academy was packed and somewhat annoying. Otherwise all good.

  • Great Toronto Show

    by dantheman13 on 2015-01-23Sound Academy - TorontoRating: 5 out of 5

    They were simply amazing at the Sound Academy in Toronto 2 days ago! Her voice does not disappoint. The opening act, Before the Ribbon Breaks was surprisingly really good. After seeing some stuff on youtube I wasn't too impressed, but they are a completely different group live. Their youtube videos do not do them justice! Had such a great vibe from this show, can't wait till London Grammar is back in Toronto!!

  • by Anonymous on 2014-04-03Commodore Ballroom - VancouverRating: 4 out of 5

    The main performer did not disappoint, but I didn't really get the performance of the opening act.

  • Great voice!

    by asdfgh on 2014-04-03Commodore Ballroom - VancouverRating: 4 out of 5

    Disappointing that the aptly named Vancouver Sleep Clinic didn't make it to the show. I didn't feel the support band (whose name I didn't catch) was ready to play the Commodore. Hannah Reid of London Grammar is the real thing when it comes to her voice. The band leaves a lot to be desired in terms of stage presence though their lack of polish is charming in its own way. Although the sparse arrangements were very effective for the most part, there were times when a 4th member of the band (bass/keys/vocals) would have been a welcome way to fill out the sound.