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Intoxicated by the music,nothing else.

LET me make one thing perfectly clear:I was stone cold sober for the entire time Kojaks Revenge played their gig on Friday at the Wedgewood Rooms.
But despite the gallons of diet coke consumed,this band still had me throwing ever more interesting shapes on the dance floor,dancing like a loon despite my sobriety.
And there’s a simple reason for that.The band cover great songs very,very well indeed.The large crowd of all ages,could show off their best moves to songs from Blur,Stereophonics,Sex Pistols The Jam,Killers…in fact just good,solid rock from the 70s to today.
They even did a rock cover of Lady Gaga,s Poker Face,and their version of the Shed Seven cover of Cliff Richard’s Wired for Sound was a highlight for many.
In fact,so enthusiastic was the bands’s reception,the dancing got wilder,and the temperature in the venue soared and soared and soared.
Kojaks Revenge called the gig their Summer Party.If thats what summer’s like,God help us when we get to Christmas.A cracking good night,and a band i for one will be going to see again.

EMMA JUDD

I arrived to join an already lively audience at the Wedgewood Rooms for the Kojak’s Revenge pre-New Years Eve party. The room was full and the band received a great reception as they started their set.
This local, no-frills group are all about creating a party atmosphere. They were enthusiastic about the night ahead and got straight down to business with big hits from The Kinks, The Jam and even the Bay City Rollers.
The crowd were of all ages but Kojak’s material was catered to chop and change from 60s music to tunes from today’s chart.
The gig kept good momentum but it was their rendition of Kings of Leon’s Sex On Fire that brought the house down, the atmosphere was electric and this was only the first half.

After the interval followed another 45 minutes of party anthems and sing-along tunes including Town Called Malice and Mr Brightside.

The group naturally gelled as a band and played without fault and looked as though they were really enjoying themselves.
In return, the crowd danced and sang and gave raucous applause after each hit.
Kojak’s Revenge are not a tribute, nor did they play any original material, but the variety of covers they did were fantastic. A great live set with bags of energy, it may well have actually been New Year’s Eve.
Lucy Varney