The Jam'd bring a tribute show to The Jam, acclaimed as better than any other tribute, including Mr Foxton himself.
The Jam'd are playing The 1865 on Friday 11 September, bringing their tribute to The Jam to Brunswick Square. It's a full-set show, so you'll get the songs and the sound of the mod-revival trio rather than a few scattered tracks.
If you're not familiar with them, The Jam'd have built a following around how closely they track the original band. They've earned a reputation among the fans who've seen them, with some going as far as to call their show better than any other tribute to The Jam — and they've even put that above Mr Foxton himself, which is a high bar to set when you're talking about the original bassist. It's that kind of standing that's helped them grow a following of their own, rather than just relying on the name they're covering.
It's a straightforward night: The Jam'd on stage, The Jam's songs, and a room full of people who know them. If you've spent years with the records, it's the kind of gig where you can just lean into the set and hear the songs played as they were meant to be heard.
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The show starts at 7pm at The 1865, Brunswick Square, SO14 3AR, in the heart of Southampton. Tickets start from £20.
