Michael Hann

A phenomenally exciting new band: The Last Dinner Party, at Camden Assembly, reviewed

Plus: there’s a reason why Duran Duran are still packing arenas – they had much, much better songs than any of their rivals

Shades of Kate Bush and Siouxsie: the Last Dinner Party at Camden Assembly. Photo: Jamie MacMillan
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  • The Last Dinner Party

    Camden Assembly, and touring until 24 August

  • Duran Duran

    The O2, and touring until 9 May

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