Arriving early this evening, we descend the stairs into one of our favourite venues. Coincidently we’re here tonight to see one of our favourite bands too The Crookes but before they come on stage, there's the small matter of this evening's support band, High Hazels,  who come from Sheffield, also home to this evenings headliners. The guys take to the stage with a laddish swagger, wasting no time as they break into song. Singer James has a great Yorkshire twang to his voice, and their set is filled with heartfelt tunes, most of which wouldn’t be out of place being chanted from the terraces of any football ground. They have a sound that is not dissimilar to The Crookes, proving them to be the perfect accompaniment this evening.