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Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Worth every penny. And even better when the car park is only round the corner.

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

It was a fun evening. The venue was easy to find.

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Music and the atmosphere was absolutely brilliant as expected however, I feel the venue let it down. Sticky floors, plastic cups, no tables.... this event was really for the older generation so maybe a bit more consideration next time. Personally, I would have been happy to pay more to have a bit more space and comfort rather than being shoulder to shoulder with everyone and trying not to slip on the hundreds of plastic cups on the sticky floors.

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Great night

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Fantastic evening, lovely atmosphere and lots of very happy and well behaved people. I would definitely go again

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Great music, danced all night! Venue needs updating.

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Trevor Nelson Soul Nation CAMBRIDGE XMAS PARTY

Review of Ska Train Festival

What an amazing night and great value for money. We arrived early and thankfully we did because Big 10 were the first to go on and instantly created a buzzing, bouncy atmosphere as they played their selection of 2-tone classics. I've never seen the first band get such a good response but the credit is due to Big 10 for their energy and the dj Ska N Mash would worked the audience marvellously. The New Town Kings followed with their original material which always seems to go down well, they've supported some great bands and always managed to get people engaged in their sets. The third band were the Dualers, the whole band, and what a fantastic act they were, playing a huge amount of their own material from the last 2 albums but also 3 covers including a classic from Bob Marley. Last band of the night was the original rude boy himself Neville Staple, former toaster with the Specials, with his band who delivered some excellent Specials numbers as well as a few well chosen ska tracks. The crowd absolutely loved him, singing and dancing away, it was a pure bit of history seeing him on stage, long may it continue.
A great night, a great venue, amazing turn-around of bands (just enough time to get another beer), wonderful dj, terrific sound system, I'm definitely up for this again next year!