“The K’s Electrify Victoria Warehouse in Epic Homecoming Gig”

Review and Images by Paul McWilliams

The K’s returned to their roots with a triumphant homecoming gig at Victoria Warehouse in Manchester on April 26th, 2024. Hailing from Earlstown, nestled between Manchester and Liverpool, this was a momentous occasion for the band as they headlined their largest venue yet.

The atmosphere was electric from the moment the curtain dropped to reveal the band. The crowd erupted with excitement, and the expressions on the band members’ faces said it all – this was a special moment for them. As the first notes of their opening song, “Boys in the Better Land,” filled the air, the audience was immediately swept up in the energy, jumping and dancing throughout the entire show.

The K’s infectious indie sound had everyone tapping their feet and moving to the beat. From the anthemic “Heart on My Sleeve” to the introspective “Picture,” each song resonated with the crowd, creating an unforgettable experience for all in attendance.

The setlist was a perfect blend of fan favorites and new material, showcasing the band’s versatility and growth. Highlights included “Hoping Maybe,” “Black and Blue,” and “Throw It All Away,” which had the audience singing along at the top of their lungs.

As the night drew to a close, The K’s treated the crowd to an encore that was nothing short of spectacular. From the emotional “Hometown” to the high-energy “Got a Feeling,” they left no stone unturned, delivering hit after hit with unwavering passion.

Closing out the evening with “The Less I Know the Better,” The K’s left their mark on Victoria Warehouse, solidifying their status as one of the most exciting bands on the indie scene. With their infectious energy, undeniable talent, and genuine connection to their fans, The K’s proved that there truly is no place like home.