2019.01.28 – Riverstage, Brisbane, Australia

Date: 28th January 2019
Event: The Prodigy Concert – No Tourists Tour
Venue: Riverstage
City: Brisbane
Country: Australia
Support: Enschway, Shockone

Tracklist:
1. Breathe
2. Resonate
3. Nasty
4. Omen
5. Champions Of London
6. Voodoo People
7. Run With The Wolves
8. Need Some1
9. The Day Is My Enemy
10. Everybody In The Place
11. Firestarter
12. Roadblox
13. Light Up The Sky
14. No Good (Start The Dance)
15. Take Me To The Hospital
Encore:
16. We Live Forever
17. Timebomb Zone
18. Smack My Bitch Up

Extra info:
Review by Leisen Standen, www.blankgc.com.au:
English pioneers of the underground rave scene and ‘big beat’ genre, The Prodigy, burst onto the Brisbane live music scene on Monday night, performing an unforgettable set at The Riverstage. Proving to be the perfect venue, ravers and fans alike flocked to the outdoor arena ready for a night of big beats and high energy.
Setting the tone was Perth born DJ Enschway with his insane remix’s of Pendulum, Alice DJ and crowd favourite, Bomfunk MC’s ‘Freestyler’. Listening to Enschway’s drops, you couldn’t help but move your feet in anticipation for the main event.
As Enschway’s set came to a close, he addressed the crowd saying it was an honor to support The Prodigy as they had been an inspiration to him entering the realm of electronic music.
As smoke filled the stage, one by one The Prodigy appeared. The crowd erupted as frontman Keith Flint marched in wearing white with his signature punk hair-do, followed by Maxim in a larger than life fluffy black jacket. Opening their set with hit single ‘Breathe’, goosebumps and adrenaline collided as the crowd went wild. This was going to be a good night.
With a perfect set list of old and new tracks, duo Keith and Maxim uplifted the crowd with their chemistry and high energy stage presence. The crowd was electrified as a consequence, and you couldn’t help but feel good vibes as The Prodigy played highlights ‘Omen’, ‘Firestarter’ and their latest single ‘Light Up The Sky’.
Ending their set with ‘Take Me To The Hospital’ from their fifth studio album ‘Invaders Must Die’, the crowd wanted more as they chanted “encore.” It was then that the skies opened up and refreshingly rained down on our sweaty souls, that The Prodigy returned to the stage and officially closed out their set with controversial track ‘Smack My Bitch up’. You couldn’t have wished for a more perfect ending, and with a reputation as one of the most successful electronic acts of all time, you can see why.

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