They had their dancing shoes on when The Selecter and The Beat combined for an energetic, hi-octane gig.
The venue was near bursting at the seams and the audience jumped and jousted along with the bands as they rolled out sets full of old and new tunes.
Life-long friends, they are two of the main bands to come out of two tone – a musical and cultural movement which is still as relevant today as it was over 30 years ago.
The Beat, was fronted by Ranking Roger, who was joined by his son, Ranking Junior - AKA Matthew Murphy, and they powered out songs including “Too Nice To Talk To”, “Tears Of A Clown” and “Mirror In The Bathroom”.
While The Selecter, led by their iconic frontwoman Pauline Black and Arthur “Gaps” Hendrickson thrilled their fans with a host of tunes which included Missing Words, Danger, On My Radio and Too Much Pressure.
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