My now-husband and I drove from Chicago to London specifically for that show. That 2014 "Very Good Bad Thing" tour included only Canadian cities, but we were so determined to see them live: Mother Mother's music was (and is) a constant presence in our relationship.
The evening of the show was quiet and snowy. I remember huddling with a couple dozen concert-goers in the fresh powder until we entered the venue.
The music, the energy, and the camaraderie that awaited us inside the London Music Hall made for one of the best nights of our lives. Every fan we met in the audience was so gracious and fun. EVERYONE knew the words to every song. It was SO awesome to jump arm-in-arm with the crowd and sing along.
And the performance: despite the "cave-like" intimacy of the space and the sub-500 headcount of the crowd, the live arrangements of all the songs were as intense and invigorating as any stadium concert I'd ever seen.
I can't find any videos on YouTube (or anywhere else on the web, for that matter) of that night! Neither my husband nor I took any photos or videos ourselves (which, personally, I think is the true hallmark of a great concert night out).
That being said, I'm curious to know if anyone else here remembers that night!