The Last Dinner Party live at The Atlantis, Washington DC, 31 Oct 2023; debut US show; SOLD OUT!
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Keyboards, Keytar! (say it "Justin" style like in The Darkness' IBIATCL at 01:52; original video: • The Darkness - origina... ) & Vocals: Aurora Nishevci
Lead Guitar, Mandolin, Flute & Backing Vocals: Emily F**KING Roberts
Drums: Rebekah Rayner; raynerdrums
Rythm Guitar, Keyboard & Vocals: Lizzie Mayland
Bass Guitar, Keyboard, Backing Vocals & Snake Charming: Georgia Davies
Lead Vocals: Abigail Morris
Please go to Lou Smith's YT channel as it is fantastic! @LouSmith
This "The Last Dinner Party live at XOYO" show that he filmed was the first time I saw the band. I am forever grateful to him!!
• The Last Dinner Party ...
Justin Hawkins Rides Again:
Nothing Matters reaction: • Are They The Latest In...
My Lady Of Mercy reaction: • The Last Dinner Party ...
Being Halloween, each member of the band was dressed as Britney Spears. They also covered Britney's "Womanizer" during their set!
00:00 intro: Baby One More Time by Britney Spears; "It's Britney B*tch"
00:39 Burn Alive
04:03 Caesar on a TV Screen
08:09 The Feminine Urge
12:17 On Your Side
16:40 band intros
17:20 Beautiful Boy
21:16 Aurora introducing Gjuha
21:49 Gjuha
23:23 Sinner
27:29 Second Best
32:04 Portrait of a Dead Girl
37:50 Mirror
43:15 Big Dog (WOOF!)
46:58 My Lady of Mercy
50:50 Womanizer (Britney cover)
54:20 Godzilla
59:13 Nothing Matters
01:02:26 outro: Money for Nothing by Dire Straits
TLDP 1st US Tour:
31 Oct 2023 Washington DC; Halloween Special; The Atlantis; SOLD OUT
02 Nov 2023 New York NY; Bowery Ballroom; SOLD OUT
04 Nov 2023 Philadelphia PA; Johnny Brenda's; SOLD OUT
06 Nov 2023 Los Angeles CA; El Rey Theatre; SOLD OUT
09 Nov 2023 Chicago IL; Bottom Lounge; SOLD OUT
w/special guests Mother Mary in DC, NY & Philly
w/special guests Brigette Calls Me Baby in LA & Chicago
Apologies in advance: I had a few mess-ups while filming so it's a little choppy in the beginning and I somehow hit the stop button again while Aurora is introducing "Gjuha". I feel pretty crappy about that as she was telling us how part of her family was here at the show and that her cousin had brought her the flag that she then hangs on the front of her keyboard. I really screwed that up. My focus was on experiencing the show, so please forgive those errors along with losing the angle multiple times during; the ceiling shots being the worst of them.
Also, I hadn't thought of filming this until right before it started. This was my first time attempting to film an entire show and I hadn't filmed much of anything up to this point. I didn't really know what I was doing. And it clearly shows! Plus, although we had a good spot on the balcony* directly above and slightly to the left of the soundboard, there was also a smoke machine mounted right below us which adds to the "foggy-ness" of the picture. I take that as a sign that the universe knew to give it a Victorian London atmosphere.
(*My anxiety was also slightly heightened, which probably contributed to my bumbling filming attempt: TLDP came out onto the balcony, to the right of us, to watch Mother Mary. At one point I saw Aurora waving in our direction and trying to get someone to "come over". She was clearly looking at me. Right? Delusional, foolish thinking? Of course it was! But then, she started walking our way and my heart rate raced to 1000 BPM! In just a few seconds, she was right behind us and my BPM instantly went from 1000 down to zero as I'm pretty sure I was about to have a heart attack. Disappointingly, but obviously, not surprisingly, she was not coming to get me; she grabbed a group of people slightly behind us and walked them over to the area where the band was standing. We would find out during her intro to Gjuha that it was a part of her family that lives here in the US.) 
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I am continental european . I am a catholic. those nuns are divine and develihsh GOOD at the same time. KNEEL !!!!!
Thanks for recording this. It’s great to see a full set
Thank´s for sharing this!!!
Super-Great! Also on Halloween :)
Superbness❤
need to seeeee them
Great vantage point!!! Especially valuable for:
23:23 Sinner
46:58 My Lady Of Mercy
The long-shot really captures how the performances are combined - each player given their own moment to shine - to achieve a show of blazing theatricality!
Thanks for recording and uploading this important and memorable gig!
Thank you!
And yeah, the long-shot views were both a preference for that exact reason you mention and also a necessity as I didn't want to be so involved with the filming as to miss the immersive experience. They truly are a phenomenal live band and I wanted to take it all in!
your effort is much appreciated. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Cool video and great performance by TLDP! The first time I saw them (or even heard of them) was when they played support to Florence & The Machine at Musgrave Park, Cork on 26 June 2023 and it's amazing to see just how much they've progressed and improved in the short period since then. I hope they have a long future ahead of them.
Many thanks for this! Saw them in NY and it was awesome!
No problem! Glad to hear NY was great. I almost made it to that one also, but life stuff made it not possible.
@tuneschino7437 If you'd like, would you want to post a link to your NY show on here and on the Philly one?
I mean, from a British perspective it's the 1990s America ignored. And I suspect it will continue to ignore it. It's not important in the same way that selling to your own nation isn't.
Awesome, thanks so much for recording and sharing! But weird question, because now I'm obsessed: where were you?! We were standing at the rail on the balcony in almost the exact same spot! Older couple just to the right of you? Awesome that you recorded the Philly show, too!
Yeah, we may have been right next to each other! I think I remember there being couples on both sides of us. We were at the rail also. That's what helped me film without having to hold the camera in my sight line. I used the rail to support my hands so I could mostly focus on the show.
@@sah-win My phone died halfway through their show, and I was so bummed! I guess there are no DMs on YT, so without saying too much on an open forum, mid-thirties guy, or mid-twenties girl? But only if you're comfortable answering!
@@RagingZen0906 Damn, that is a bummer!
I'm a little older, which is probably part of the reason why I am slightly uncomfortable with saying anything more, haha! Part of me is a little jealous that the "younger" generations are so free and open with their lives.
@sah-win No problem, we're in our fifties, so no shame! I saw everyone from tweens to a guy in his seventies, so THLD is for everyone! The only other concert I've ever seen such a wide age-range of fans is Muse and look how they're doing! I'm pretty sure you were standing right next to us on our left!
ive seen in some comment people saying they remind them of so and so-this and that etc.....they are better than all those people put together....ive a feeling we will only get a few albums and they will dissappear..which happens to some really greats....I HOPE NOT, i love this band..discovered them 2 days ago
I agree! (mostly👹) They're definitely already better than most of them and I feel like they can meet and/or surpass some of those legendary artists they have been compared to. I've lost track of the number of different artists/bands that I've seen people mention. It's easily over 20 at this point! Yes, there are clearly a ton of different influences in there. People are going to have to start accepting that they've created their own sound! PTE is one of the best debut records of all time and, really, the "debut" part of that sentence could probably be taken out. For me, it's easily one of my personal GOATs.
History has shown us that unfortunately, the lifespan of most bands is not very long. At least with the original (and almost always superior) lineup. Obviously, I'm hoping this band stays together for quite a long time! One of the reasons I've been to 4 of their shows so far is because I'm terrified of this happening with them. I've tried getting to more, but, like most people, I don't exactly have a big bank account. I bought a lottery ticket last night hoping to win just so I could fly to Australia and catch each of those shows. Surprisingly, I did not win so it looks like I won't be going👹
@@sah-win they are coming to my city in july -glasgow..i hope they go on and on with the same line up..but morrisey is great and he changes his, not that they can be compared. you sound like a real fan...good luck
Interesting how much better her performance is visually when wearing a period dress - first time I've seen her performing in contemporary clothing. It doesn't work as well.
Are you referring to Abi? I can see how a long, flowing dress can be more stimulating for some as it can create the illusion of more movement. Look at Steven Tyler’s mic stand. Although, Steven did that for different “stimulating” reasons.👹
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@@sah-win Yes I am, it embellishes the movement. That other fantastic performer, Freddie, always had a costume. In fact every singer should study him and I suspect she has...