2024.12.21 – Brixton Academy, London, England

Date: 21st December 2024
Event: The Prodigy Concert – Disrupta Tour
Venue: Brixton Academy
City: London
Country: England
Support: see timetable

Tracklist:
1. Voodoo People
2. Omen
3. Light Up The Sky
4. Climbatize Link
5. Warrior’s Dance
6. Fight!
7. Beyond The Deathray
8. Firestarter
9. Roadblox
10. Poison
11. Hit The Switch
12. No Good (Start The Dance)
13. Get Your Fight On
14. Their Law
15. Invaders Must Die
16. Breathe
Encore:
17. Smack My Bitch Up
18. Take Me To The Hospital
19. We Live Forever
20. Diesel Power
21. Out Of Space

Extra info:
Premiere perfromance of Hit The Switch.

Stage times:
20:15 Tobyone
21:15 Jaguar Skills
22:15 Jack Saunders
23:30 The Prodigy

Review by Chelsea Savage, www.metaljunkbox.com:
The Prodigy’s return to Brixton on Thursday night was nothing short of electrifying! For me, this show was personal, The Prodigy massively influenced my music identity from childhood and has remained a constant through every stage of life. Photographing them was a pinch-me moment.
The night kicked off with the Pendulum remix of Voodoo People, immediately setting the tone for the following chaos. Early in the set they unveiled Fight, a new track of theirs.
A poignant moment came with Firestarter, as the LED screens lit up with a haunting close-up of Keith Flint?s eyes. A heartfelt tribute to the late icon. It was a reminder of his unforgettable contribution to the band?s legacy.
Maxim?s energy was infectious, especially when he entered the crowd during Get Your Fight On! The floor erupted during Invaders Must Die, opening the floor to the biggest pit of the evening, an adrenaline-fueled frenzy that perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the night.
The encore was a spectacle. The first round featured Smack My Bitch Up, Take Me to the Hospital (introduced by Maxim as ?as heavy as we get?), We Live Forever, and the timeless Out of Space. Each track a reminder of their genre-defining brilliance.
The second encore is Diesel Power. It was the perfect final punch to an incredible evening.

Review by Charlie Wright, www.northernexposuremagazine.co.uk:
The group became an unstoppable force, almost untouchable on stage…
If there’s a band in the last two decades who knows how to put on a show, indoors or out, it’s The Prodigy. Confine their electric presence into the walls of O2 Academy Brixton for three nights, and anything can happen.
The Prodigy are one of the most successful electronic groups of all time, famous for their genre-defining sound which spans rock, dance and breakbeat. Their huge 1997 album The Fat Of The Land, which spawned the singles Breathe and Firestarter, kickstarted a new era of music.
After a triumphant return to Reading and Leeds this year, they ended 2024 with the DISRUPTA Tour. An excuse to cause havoc in four cities up and down the country before heading to Australia.
On the final night of their O2 Academy Brixton performance, you could feel the excitement. This was to be described as a ‘late show’, finishing past 1 am. The later it got, the more ravenous people became. The Prodigy tattoos were imprinted on many of those in the crowd, that or merchandise.
After two head-spinning support acts Jaguar Skills and the Radio-1 DJ Jack Saunders, The Prodigy appeared to Voodoo People. They came wielding a flag, which was then launched into the crowd to roaring applause.
“Brixton Academy is The Prodigy house, everyone here is f**king family” screams Maxim, the now-frontman of the group. This is a sentiment which will span the remainder of the show before they unleash their unrelenting energy onto a sea of souls ready to give even more in return.
As they powered into Omen and Light Up The Sky, the group became an unstoppable force, almost untouchable on stage.
Maxim, as always, demonstrated his incredible ability as a hype man, keeping the crowd always wanting more. This was backed by an incredible display of lasers, light theatrics and by the end, huge engaging screens. A particular favourite was during Invaders Must Die, which saw an alien takeover appear as a backdrop. An insane spectacle.
It wasn’t simply people from the UK witnessing this unfold either, many travelled from across the world for this night. One from as far as Canada, who got a special nod from the band midway through the set.
Out Space, Take Me To The Hospital and Hit The Switch were just a few of our highlights. The latter was also a debut performance.
Breathe unsurprisingly closed the set, but We Live Forever was chosen as the encore finale. “We’re going to send you into ’25 with this…” they shout. The entire room had goosebumps, and we don’t think there was a better way to round off the year than with a track that brings so much unity.
We said it before, and we’ll say it again. If there’s any band in the last two decades who knows how to put on a show, indoors or out, it’s The Prodigy.

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