Then came Busted, formed of Matt Willis, James Bourne, and Charlie Simpson. Busted at the Brighton Centre 7.9.23 (pic Ian Bourn) The Tyne are doing their own headline tour in November and I’m most definitely going to be getting tickets.

The Tyne are for all the people who are still nostalgic over 2000s pop punk, but ready for a new 2020s twist on the genre. This is the exact kind of band we need in 2023: watch this space, I think they’re going places.

But my favourite of the set had to be ‘Bad Mood’ which was the epitome of what pop punk should be. I enjoyed all of their original songs, ‘Funeral’ gave a unique spin on mourning the end of a relationship. The band opened with a cover of ‘Teenagers’ by My Chemical Romance-from that moment I knew I was going to love them. I love seeing support acts as a way to discover new artists, and I’ve found a real crowd pleaser with The Tyne. The Tyne at the Brighton Centre 7.9.23 (pic Ian Bourn) Their most recent song ‘Bad Mood’ was released on 1st September 2023. Since then they have been consistently releasing music such as their EP’s ‘Born On The Internet’ and ‘Complaining (But There Is Music)’. They released their first song, ‘Jessica,’ in February 2022. The band are big on social media TikTok, racking up 387.7 thousand followers. The Tyne formed in 2019, comprising of Cooper Stout (bass) and Ryan Lofthouse (vocals), with Josh James (guitar) and Noah Lima (drums). Then came the second support act, The Tyne.

The Tyne at the Brighton Centre 7.9.23 (pics Ian Bourn) Their instrumental talent was incredible and I’m excited to see where they go in the future. Their single ‘ Shoulders Of Giants’ was released in 2022, which was a great tune to hear live. WOLPH are an indie pop band formed of Andy and Luke. The night kicked off with WOLPH, who were joining Busted for two nights on tour. We headed out to the Brighton Centre in the boiling heat, with my Busted Keychain placed in my bag! WOLPH at the Brighton Centre 7.9.23 (pics Ian Bourn) I first saw Busted in Birmingham in 2018 it was one of my gig highlights that year, so expectations were high! In 2017 I met Matt Willis in a nightclub in Leamington Spa he took my phone away and took a selfie on it! He was so friendly and whilst I don’t think he spotted me in the crowd, it’s still cool to show off about. After seeing McFly in 2021, (Review HERE) I was excited to finally see Busted live again. Growing up in the 2000s, my childhood was defined by McFly and Busted. Whichever floor plan you choose, be assured of its backing by Pleasure-Way’s exceptional Five Year Freedom Coach Warranty.Busted at the Brighton Centre 7.9.23 (pic Ian Bourn)īUSTED + THE TYNE + WOLPH – BRIGHTON CENTRE 7.9.23 All our models carry the legendary Pleasure-Way quality stamp. We provide an array of floor plans to suit diverse lifestyles. All our models showcase our exceptional handcrafted cabinetry, bespoke interiors, top-quality appliances, and advanced technology. Witness the painstaking attention to detail and careful supervision in each motorhome at Berryland Campers. The business takes pride in each motorhome manufactured and stands by its work. Pleasure-Way refrains from mass production on assembly lines, instead choosing to meticulously hand-craft and custom-fit each motorhome to meet strict standards and quality checks. Dean Rumpel, Merv's son and the current CEO of Pleasure-Way, upholds these values with pride. Merv Rumpel initiated the Pleasure Way company with a traditional work ethic, a sense of craftsmanship, and a customer-centric business philosophy. All Pleasure-Way motorhomes hail from production facilities in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

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