Steve Lamacq: "This is a bit of a special show for us because it's the first time the Session has done a proper all ages gig, and musically it's a bit of a celebration of the new 'Glam Racket'."

And a celebration it was as Easy World, Mo-Ho-Bish-O-Pi and King Adora took to the stage in various level of costume for a crowd which certainly made the effort. It was a night of energey, youthful exuberance and very loud music.

King Adora // Mo-Ho-Bish-O-Pi // Easy World // The Crowd

Just before he went on stage Steve pulled King Adora's Matt into the Evening Session Truck so he could take the imfamous 2 minute Tour Bus Test. Hear it now.

What sort of transport with you be on the forthcoming tour?
A big mother of a sleeper.

Who is always the last one up in the morning?
Robbie, and that's afternoon not morning.

If fans are going to throw gifts on stage what would you like?
Cigarettes would be good.

What's the smallest number of people you've ever played to?
I've played a couple of 10s….about a year ago. It was awful.

Is there a dress code for the fans on the next tour?
They do a wonderful job as it is. It's us who have to come up to their standards.

What song do you most look forward to playing?
Smoulder, because it's the only one we never get wrong.

What's your shortest set?
I think it was in Portsmouth on the last tour. We had a load of complaints that we'd only played for 19 minutes.

Have you ever stolen anything from a hotel or service station?
All the time, we are always stealing whatever. Whether it's pillows, some hotels even give you slippers.

Hear Matt take the test

More pictures and interviews from the night:
Mo-Ho-Bish-O-Pi // Easy World // The Crowd

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