UK (Lincoln), May 21, 2011 Review

21st May 2011, Lincoln City Football Stadium, Lincoln, England, UK. Openers included Bear Makes Ninja, [dweeb], Bebe Vox and other artists. The sound at the show was very good, and the space that they had was also great as it meant that people had a lot of space to do what they liked.

Sound:	7
Perfomance:	8
Impression:	8
Overall rating:	8.3
Reviewer rating:	7.7
Users rating:	9
Votes:	5

overall: 7.7

Reviewed by: GuitarMan147, on january 24, 2012

Sound: The singing is great, with both male and female singer, as well as a rapper/singer as well. Generally, LZ7 use computer created tracks, but on stage they always seem to have drums - these are good to have live as it helps keep the rhythm going whilst still keeping something real for the songs instead of it all being made on a computer. The quality of the sound was good, as the crowd was close to the stage and so they could all hear the music as it happened rather than hearing it after a small delay. // 7

Perfomance: The audience totally enjoyed them, everyone had a great time and everybody was dancing and jumping and the songs were great as well. There was loads of stuff going on, lights effects and so on.

Songs played (by LZ7) included:

"This Little Light" - LZ7's main song, which got to 26 in the official UK charts in the week of its release.

"Ditto" - This has everyone joining in with the chorus and shouting out the lyrics.

"Party Time" - great song with a generally catchy tune and chorus.

"4points" - Originally made by frontman Lindz West when he was with another group. Very good song with ba great 'point' and meaning in the lyrics. // 8

Impression: 21st May 2011, Lincoln City Football Stadium, Lincoln, England, UK. Openers included Bear Makes Ninja, [dweeb], Bebe Vox and other artists. The sound at the show was very good, and the space that they had was also great as it meant that people had a lot of space to do what they liked - sit in stadium seats while eating, go round with their friends to other activities if they wanted to etc.

The obvious drawback, which will almost always happen at concerts, is the fact that food cost more that it normally should, and you weren't allowed to take drinks or food in with you. Apart from that, it was generally very good. The tickets were only £5 each and it was definitely worth it because of the quality of music and the amount of it too. The highlight of the show was probably when everyone joined the crowd around the stage and just went mad on one of the songs - a great feeling! I will definitely go to their next gig if I can, it always just depends on when and where it is. // 8