
Jesus Jones play their Gloucester Guildhall show marking the 35th anniversary of their album 'Doubt', playing it in full.
Jesus Jones are playing Gloucester Guildhall on Wednesday 2 December, as part of their Doubt 35th Anniversary Tour. The whole night is built around Doubt, their second album and a UK chart-topper, which they're playing in full, from start to finish. They've described it as a record that's been an important part of many people's lives, and they're treating it as the main event of the evening.
Once they've worked through the album, they'll fill the rest of the set with material from across their career. That includes highlights from Twilight, their latest album and first full-length release in eight years. So you'll get the anniversary record in one go, followed by a selection of songs from their other records, the new stuff alongside the older material.
For a bit of context, Jesus Jones formed in London in 1988 and made their mark by blending indie rock with house and techno. That sound earned them the international hit 'Right Here, Right Now' in 1990, and chart success with 'Real, Real, Real' and 'International Bright Young Thing'. Doubt came after that, and this tour marks 35 years since it hit the charts.
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After three and a half decades, the band say they're older and wiser, but still try to remember how it felt to be back in 1991. Adult tickets are £25.00.