Shame

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Real Live Certified

Critics Consensus

Shame is 'Real Live Certified' and is in the top 10% of all live performers. Based on 68 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Shame is rated as a superb live performer, with remarkable shows that are worth watching. Shame concert reviews describe live shows and performances as eclectic, commanding, raucous, predictable, surreal, fierce, and authentic.

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How much to book?

How much does it cost to book Shame? To hire for a live performance or concert, the booking fees for Shame range from $15,000 - $25,000, with Shame's current estimated booking fee to be around $15,000.

On tour

La Cigale, Paris, France, (September 28); Muziekcentrum TRIX, Antwerpen, Belgium, (September 29); Gebäude 9, Cologne, Germany, (September 30); Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands, (October 2); Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands, (October 3); Molotow, Hamburg, Germany, (October 4); Kulttuuritehdas Korjaamo, Helsinki, Finland, (October 10); Paavli Kultuurivabrik, Tallinn, Estonia, (October 11); Palladium, Rīga, Latvia, (October 12); Kablys + Kultūra, Vilnius, Lithuania, (October 14); Niebo, Warszawa, Poland, (October 15); SO36, Berlin, Germany, (October 16); MeetFactory, Praha, Czech Republic, (October 18); Nova Cvernovka, Bratislava, Slovakia, (October 19); L'Epicerie Moderne, Feyzin, France, (November 5); Project House, Leeds, United Kingdom, (November 10); National Stadium, Dublin , Ireland, (November 12); New Century Hall, Manchester, United Kingdom, (November 15);

Artist Info

Genre

rock

Origin

Bio

Has Performed With

HMLTD

Artist Website

Critic Concert Reviews

The AU Review (Australia)

March 7, 2025

100

The Boys In The Better Land are back in Australia and they're better than ever. Back in the country supporting their

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Strange Carolinas (USA)

May 28, 2023

Shame brought the fun to Motorco Music Hall and their fans were quite appreciative Wednesday night. I think the fans were just as sweaty as the band was, after rolling around in the crowded mosh pit that sprung up multiple times during the show.

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Melodic Magazine

May 16, 2023

Shame’s Post Punk Era

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Hot Press Magazine (Ireland)

March 2, 2023

Shame's Food for Worms tour era has begun with two fiery nights at the city centre venue, with Charlie Steen at his energetic best. Blistering guitar thrashing, mosh circles, and even a fan lighting a cigarette while crowd surfing; the Londoner's gave us two memorable sets.

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Melodic Magazine

October 18, 2022

Shame brings the hub of crowdsurfing

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Backseat Mafia

November 29, 2021

“Hi dear, did you slay the masses again with your angular post punk tunes”?

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musicOMH (UK)

November 15, 2021

Crowdsurfing over mosh pits, once thought to be an unnecessary relic of the alternative '90s rock scene, has been making a resurgence at live shows of late, and the lads in Shame are acutely aware of this trend, so much so that they specifically requested that all attendees produce either covid passes or take one of th

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