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Squeeze, led by the songwriting duo of Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, produced some of the catchiest songs from the ‘70s British new wave scene. The band’s 1978 self-titled debut and follow-up albums Cool for Cats (1979) and Argybargy (1980) produced a number of hits in the U.K., with a few receiving airplay on U.S. college radio, including “Take Me I'm Yours,” “Up the Junction” and the bouncy “Pulling Mussels (From the Shell).” In 1981, Squeeze released their fourth studio album East Side Story, featuring “Tempted.” The song went on to become one of the band’s most famous songs. It has been featured in movies, TV shows, video games and commercials.
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Encore
Squeeze heads out on a co-headling tour with The Psychedelic Furs in September. After kicking off in Albany, New York, the tour will cover much of the U.S.
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Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour begins on September 7 at the Hart Theatre at the Egg in Albany, New York.
Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour will take Squeeze across the U.S. in the following cities:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase multiple VIP package options for Squeeze + The Psychedelic Furs 2023 Tour. VIP packages for Squeeze include perks such as:
*Guided tour purchasers should be prepared to arrive at the venue as early as 1 p.m. on the day of the show.
The Show was Fantastic!!! I had a ball. I was told you couldn’t take pictures or video of the concert but was offered to buy the DVD of that very performance in which I did. I was so happy because the show was great!!! But when I got home and tried to play the DVD it’s only played audio not video so I have to find out how to get the DVD video in which I paid for. Other than that I really enjoyed myself!!
Band sounded great, vocals haven't changed a bit since the 80s heyday. Played a ton of hits.
What a fabulous show! Glenn Tillbrook's voice is as good as it was when Squeeze first came on the scene. He and Chris Difford (the two remaining original members of the group) played and sang beautifully and with joy. The other band members are incredibly talented musicians. They played a great mix of new songs (which were great) and their old hits (which are still so much fun to hear.) If you were a Squeeze fan in the 1980s, you won't be disappointed with this show!
They were great. Their playing was excellent, vocals were good and they don't waste time with chatter between songs. We enjoyed hearing all the hits as well as some of their new music and their background video screens were interesting. My only and biggest complaint was the sheer ear hemorrhaging volume of the show. We saw them in the Carolina Theater in Durham, a relatively small venue in terms of square footage. The volume went to eleven- loud to the point of distortion with a couple of episodes of feedback from the PA system. I spent a great deal of my time with my fingers in my ears and only then could I differentiate between instruments and vocals in the general roar coming from the speakers. If you are going to see Squeeze, definitely bring a good pair of ear plugs. We left after they played Tempted, which was probably near the end anyway. My ears continued to ring throughout the next day. I do understand that a rock band is going to be loud, but this was way over the top.
Squeeze greatly exceeded my expectations. Even though I love the band and had seen them years ago, I didn’t necessarily expect a show of this intensity and quality. I’ve seen tons of shows in my life and this one goes in the top 10. Stunning.
Really loved to see this concert at the Carolina Theatre it’s a small venue not a bad seat in the house great sound friendly staff concessions on each level will definitely be back.
Played all their hits for nearly two hours!! The band is still in fine form and the audience had a blast.
We had a blast! Squeeze is a seriously tight band! They played all their hits plus several really great new songs.
I was blown away with how good they still sounded and what great musicians they are! It was a wonderful, fun show!!!
Squeeze is one of my favorite bands of all time and I was very much looking forward to this show. The opening act was solo acoustic and was very good. When Squeeze took the stage, the sound system was cranked so high it almost made my ears bleed. This is the kind of setup you would expect for a heavy metal band in a stadium, not a supposedly more intimate theater like the Carolina. Throw in a non stop smoke machine, three video screens and a light show which included blinding white light shot into the eyes of the audience, and this is a painful experience. We had to leave after about 5 songs, extremely disappointed. Did anyone do a sound check before the show???? Squeeze is known for excellent song writing on par with the best ever in rock and pop music- sometimes clever and subtle, sometimes gut wrenching and all out rockin’. Glenn Tillbrook is an unbelievably great guitarist and could probably hold his own just on his instrument in any other pop/rock band there ever was or is. You will miss all of that at this show. If you want to save some money, put your favorite Squeeze songs on the most powerful sound system you own, turn it up to “eleven” and sit with your ears no more than an inch from the speakers, then occasionly shine a flashlight directly into your eyes. Continue for an hour and a half, and you will have the experience of this show without an empty wallet.
A nice mix of new tracks and classic cuts by a band that still sounds amazing! They can't come back to Atlanta soon enough!
A great band at a great venue equals a fun night. Squeeze was great!! Will return to the venue to see more shows.
Squeeze puts on quite the entertaining show! Their voices and musicianship are top notch! This is not a band that phones it in. The back screen images are interesting (LOVE the way the show opens with the Google screen) and they really seem to enjoy their job! All the songs sounded wonderful - it was a really good concert and I thoroughly enjoyed myself! So glad they came to Atlanta!
Great show - sounded great, band was having so much fun, played for two hours, can't say enough good things. Cool venue - super friendly staff, laid back, plenty of air in the front row
Fantastic show. Vocals sounded as good today as back in the day. The band/musicians were excellent. Really fun show, the band had a good time together and looked like they were having fun. I'm glad I got to see these guys.
Wow, fantastic show. The last time I saw Squeeze was over 25 years ago and they've still got it. I think I enjoyed this show more than the last time I saw them (and I loved the last time I saw them). The band sounded great. Excellent mix between their old and new stuff. I don't know who was having a better time...the audience or the band. Everybody was really in to it. If you are fortunate enough, don't miss the chance to see them. You won't be disappointed.
Their energy and musicianship is amazing. This was my first Squeeze concert but at least my 100th rock show and it was in the top 10%.
Squeeze (Difford and Tilbrook) are still on the top of their game. The best song writing duo since Lennon and McCartney. Glen Tilbrook has to be the most under rated guitar player in history. The supporting members are outstanding. Fun show and highly recommended.
What a fun, great, energetic show. Squeeze has so many great songs that you know by heart, fantastic best and amazing lyrics. They rocked the Buckhead Theater! This was top best show I've seen this year! Fun fun fun!
Fantastic, intimate, and one of the best concerts I've seen in a long time! The venue was small that allowed us to get close to the groups and the music was of course, great! I would highly go back to The Paramount for other concerns.
