Bombay Bicycle Club recently rocked the House of Blues. The genre–bending group, formed in 2005 out of North London, put on a high-octane set that spanned their four full length albums and three EPs. The sold–out Saturday night crowd witnessed an unforgettable performance including multiple tracks from their 2014 album, So Long, See You Tomorrow as well as hits from their earlier work.
Frontman, Jack Steadman, and bassist, Ed Nash, sat down with WGBH Music before the show to talk about everything from the origin of the band’s name, saying “Hello, Dublin!” in Belfast, and the evolution of their songwriting across their four albums.
This performance was recorded on October 18, 2014.
Set List:
Overdone - 00:58
Jack & Ed talk about the band's name - 03:53
It’s Alright Now - 05:08
Shuffle - 09:14
Lights Out, Words Gone - 13:48
Your Eyes - 19:27
Ed & Jack talk about why the band works well together - 26:35
Home by Now - 27:42
Jack & Ed talk about songwriting - 32:18
Whenever, Wherever - 33:25
Jack and Ed talk about the fans - 37:29
Rinse Me Down - 38:45
Jack talk about what makes a good live show - 41:39
Ivy and Gold - 42:06
Jack & Ed talk about horror stories on the road - 45:00
The Giantess/Emergency Contraception Blues - 46:25
Evening/Morning - 51:34
How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep - 55:55
Feel - 59:19
Luna - 1:04:35
Always Like This - 1:08:43
What If - 1:13:54
Carry Me - 1:18:37
Bombay Bicycle Club:
Jack Steadman
Ed Nash
Jamie MacColl
Suren de Saram
Liz Lawrence
Louis Bhose
Video Credits:
Greg Shea - Producer/Director/Camera/Editor
Kegan Harrington - Producer
Alan Mattes - Recorded & Mixed By
John Parker - Audio Assistant
Amy Stahl - Camera
Dan Mortimer - Interview/Camera
Kiva Kuan Liu - Camera
Kyle Werder - Camera
Reilly Aguiar - Camera
Meredith Nierman - Still Photographer
