The Feeling

The Feeling play The Drill on Wednesday 18 November, a show marking twenty years since their debut album Twelve Stops and Home came out. It's a full-band night, and the set is built around that first record.

They emerged from the noughties music scene and landed four UK Top 10 hits, spending six weeks on the Singles Chart and becoming the most played act on British radio that year. Their debut single 'Fill My Little World' came out in late 2005, followed by 'Sewn' in February 2006, which earned them the Ivor Novello Award for Songwriters of the Year. The debut album Twelve Stops and Home took its name from the Piccadilly Line journey from Leicester Square to guitarist Ciaran and Kevin Jeremiah's home stop of Bounds Green, and was largely self-recorded in their parents' garden shed.

Over the two decades since, the band played the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, headlined V Festival and Wembley Stadium, and released the chart-topping album Join with Us. This show brings them back to the record that started it all. The line-up is the one you'll recognise: frontman Dan Gillespie-Sells, bassist Richard Jones, the Jeremiah brothers on guitar and keyboard, and drummer Paul Stewart.

Doors open at 19:00, and the night runs until 23:00. Tickets are £38.50 including fees, and it's 14+ standing.