It’s perhaps not the most glamorous location that the bands have graced over the past two weeks,

With the whole crowd bouncing around like a bunch of excited kids who’ve been given too much sugar, at Christmas. Their dual, and sometimes even tri-vocalists give the band an enchantingly raw approach, rough and ready. The only notable drawback from the set coming through the band’s choice of songs, with absolutely no tracks being played from the band’s recently released 90’s covers album, Explains It All. But a setlist comprising entirely from breakthrough album Rise Or Die Trying still proves to be worth its salt when it comes to sing-a-longs.

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Headlining the show tonight are genre veterans Alexisonfire. With the maturation of sound on their recently released, fourth studio album Old Crows/Young Cardinals, a simultaneous transition may be expected from the live show. And to some extent this is so. But while an air of wisdom may now be part of the band’s make up, they are still as potent as ever. New album tracks such as ‘Young Cardinals’ seem to gain as much of a reaction as some of the more previously tested songs. And new or old the band never let the audience off their toes. With a contrasting combination of George Petit’s possessed shouting, Wade MacNeil’s harsh vocals and Dallas Green’s haunting harmonies all washing over the audience at once, drenching them in a glorious amalgamation of the three. It’s a fitting end to a tour which has bought together an eclectic mix of bands, and worked brilliantly - roll on Eastpak Antidote 2010.