The Charlatans, Wolverhampton Civic - review
The Charlatans fired up the Hammond organ and swaggered back into the Black Country for, as frontman Tim Burgess put it, 'a Friday night special in Wolverhampton.'
And special it was - if Wolverhampton council thought they may need a new roof on the Civic before, they certainly do now, as it was well and truly raised.
The four piece blasted through some of their most loved tunes with a sprinkling of new material from new album Different Days.
And despite the teeth-chattering temperatures, fans were happy to turn out to see their old favourites and party like it was 1999 at the North Street venue last night.
After hearing from support acts Average Sex Band and Cabbage it was straight into the main event with the now blonde mop top of Burgess bouncing onto stage ready to go.
