Having seen Mounties play numerous times over the last few months, I was super stoked for this intimate show. Frontman Parker Bossley commanded the stage and charismatically led the band and crowd through the lively set. My personal favourite songs of the night were the hooky Hold Your Fire and their terrific single Letterman. Mounties exploded onto the stage, opening with their groovy track Pretty Respectable. Within moments, I could sense the band had become more aggressive than the last time I saw them, as Steve Bays captivated the audience with his trademark keyboard tilts and mic tosses.
Waking Up On Time seemed exceptionally melancholy yet beautiful and If This Dance Catches On felt like the band caught fire as the live version felt much heavier than I had ever heard. The band seemed extremely comfortable when playing together; there were parts of the show where they were jamming and having a good time. As the night was closing out, Mounties left us with the hypnotic single Tokyo Summer.
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