I preferred them during their previous visit to Prague, when the waved their arms around like traffic wardens.
The singer has a great voice, and looks like he has an ageing portrait in his attic. He conducts several costume changes. The DJ, on the other hand, looks like he’s stayed up a few hours past his bedtime. The 2nd vocalist looks like a young Annie Lennox and brings a welcome dimension to the backing vocals, even if most of them are on a backing track. Sometimes she wanders off stage for a few songs. There is a noticeable absence of traffic warden dance moves this time, much to their detriment.
Their material is shiny, accessible and untaxing fare. Lyrics often centre on a single phrase or word - “Higher”, “David”, “Over” - which is then repeated for the last two minutes of the song.
The accompanying projected imagery is the worst of current digital artistry: just-because-we-can visuals that consist of a galloping horse with snakes coming out of its head, a big red skull or the band logo spinning around.
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Bootleg: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12aM0C_YuSqaAcp5sLJHaR9VDF838cMpC/view?usp=drive_link