A night that cannot be faulted: Royal Republic at New Century Hall, Manchester, UK

Author Sabrina Ramdoyal - 19.11.2024

The conclusion of the Halloween celebrations did not diminish the vibrant atmosphere at the historic New Century Hall. Attendees were reminded that while the holiday festivities had concluded, the excitement generated by the Swedish band Royal Republic persisted. The band’s performance exemplified the essence of cabaret yet presenting raw talent and a profound engagement with their Mancunian congregation. The energy within the venue was undeniably palpable, fuelled by Per Andreasson’s dynamic drumming, Jonas Almén’s compelling bass grooves, and Hannes Irengård’s distinctive guitar riffs. Adam Grahn’s commanding vocals rose prominently above the instrumental backdrop, resulting in an engaging auditory experience. The group’s sound approached an exhilarating edge of chaos, and the evident chemistry among the members contributed to the overall coherence of the performance. Each song elicited enthusiastic reactions from the audience, who actively participated, further underscoring the band’s overall appeal. As the event reached its peak, the band playfully posed in a freeze-frame manner, enabling the audience to express their appreciation for an evening filled with genuine joy. This experience resonated with attendees long after the final note had been played. It’s noteworthy that the concert achieved sold-out status, and all at Chaos extend their congratulations for a remarkably successful event!