Slow Pulp

The American trio of Ivy have had much success over the last 20 years, and every time a new track or album is released, I’m the first one to get my hands on it, so understandable when the indie pop group released their tour information, I was the proud owner of my tickets straight away. The groups innovative style gained them much credit and recognition in the late 90s, and they’ve maintained the success of Apartment Life throughout their career.
They took to the stage in their traditional set up, with Adam and Andy heading to their instruments, and Dominique taking the centre spot by her microphone. They began the show with Fascinating, and had the audience singing along to the hit from their newest album. The majority of the audience were familiar with all of their work, but those who only seemed to know the newer tracks, appeared to enjoy the entire concert regardless. They played a great selection of the older hits and their newer material from All Hours and In the Clear.
Their interaction with the audience seemed a little shaky at the start of the show, but once they’d warmed up and the crowd were singing along, they became more enthusiastic, shouting out and encouraging dancing