Jet Plane Landing, Harvey Half Devoured and Break Even at The Adelphi Sunday 9th May 04 By Charlotte Oakley

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The night kicked off with the support from the four piece rock band Break Even. These guys did a 25 minute set which hit off with one of their newest songs, this is a catchy song and one of my favourites. I was kept interested within their music due to their varied style of rock. They have an interesting set of songs that are all very different from another and are all very unique.

From the performance on the night I would give them 8/10, I feel that they played well and would recommend them to anyone who is interested in rock music.

Next, on stage was another four piece rock band by the name of Harvey Half Devoured, this band consists of three females and a male guitarist. I quite enjoyed this band; I liked their use of mixing heavy guitar riffs with lighter chords and melodies. I feel that this band was a good warm up for what was to come.

I hadn't seen this band before now but I would be willing to see them perform again. I would rate this band 6/10.

Finally, the headlined Irish based rockers known as Jet Plane Landing were up next. I really liked this band, i thought they rocked!! I really enjoyed the time they were on stage, the atmosphere was amazing and they got the crowd hyped up.

Without a doubt I would go to watch them again and therefore I give them 10/10 for their superb performance. Overall, I thought that the bands were selected well and even though they were all different types of bands they all seemed to piece together brilliantly.

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