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Glad I've not offended you!   I'll agree there happily - Fender has more cross-generational appeal, while Rodrigo is omnipresent as a radio staple to most people with families these days.   Conversely, I do think there's a handful of songs the over-forty crowd would recognise - The Sound, for example, or Chocolate, or Somebody Else or maybe even Love It If We Made It, which crossed over in a few different ways - but very much appreciate they do not have the typical chart life that the other two in question do.

A second night for Stray Kids at Spurs.

Normally, this would take Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to its nominal cap of five concerts per year - they also have two from Imagine Dragons and one for Catfish and the Bottlemen - but the club were allowed to increase their non-matchday events list to thirty per year earlier this August.   How this shakes down for gigs is another matter - it obviously hosts a lot of other sporting events, from NFL to rugby union and more.

Shame its under the LIDO badge as will probably push up the price.   Are we expecting Turnstile & Knocked Loose to not clash and headline different stages butable to see both like APE?