Leeds Festival 2004
Friday 27th to Sunday 29th August 2004Bramham Park, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS23 6ND, England MAP
£105 for weekend (sold out), any day £45 (still available)
Daily capacity: 55,000
You know that youre curious everybody is. Are The Rasmus actually a fully fledged band or simply another of the bands that sit across a line of pop-rock annoying fans on both sides.
Walking on to a smoke filled stage The Rasmus are greeted by a barrage of bottles. To be more correct, bottles and cheers. The band launch in to Guilty as the second song in their set seeing the crowd suddenly perk up and response to something that they recognise.
You cant fault The Rasmus musically for what they do, theyre songs are catchy, appealing to many and performed live in a way that only bands who have been together since their early teens can do. There is, however, a problem. They say nothing, they dont interact with the crowd and they lack the showmanship that so many other bands at The Carling Weekend posses. Its hard to imagine The Hives leaving the crowd unresponsive in the same way that The Rasmus do.
See them to cure your itch and if youre a fan youll definitely return.
review by: Guy Powell
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