Playing a set comprising mainly tracks from their most recent album release Hippopotamus, they also covered tracks from an extensive back catalogue of over 25 studio albums. Their eccentricity has not faded one bit, yet the sold out crowd - young and old - lapped up every second of the 90 minutes of mirth and madness.
Starting off with 'What The Hell Is It This Time', the crowd were on their toes from the off. 'Probably Nothing', 'Missionary Position', 'Hippopotamus', and 'Dick Around' all followed, well received by the most ardent fans of the band. The end of the main set though, provided the main music most came to hear. The 1994 single which reintroduced them to the UK top 40 ‘When Do I Get To Sing My Way’ was followed by 'Number One Song In Heaven', featuring the mid song compulsory dancing of Ron, temporarily freed from the confines of his keyboard. 'This Town Ain't Big Enough For the Both Of Us' came next and brought the house down, the 1974 number two single still a big favourite of many of this evening's punters.
