The Wytches

I love the wytches I listen to them everyday; I was so excited for this gig I've been talking about it for weeks. Before going, I pre drunk and it only kicked in a while later whilst I was at the venue, where I also got a shot of tequila. As it was an 18+ event it was strange that they didn't check ID before everyone entered.There was no cloak room and only one top for The Wytches in the merch. I saw the first band 'the vulgarians' and as I was walking to and fro the stage I bumped into the lead singer of the wytches, who I recognised and asked him if it was him and I told him I listen to them everyday, he was nice. As I was watching the pre bands I went to the lol, after that I don't remember anything at all until I found myself outside of the venue, begging the bouncer to let me back in as I really did not want to miss seeing the wytches. Apparently I was so drunk that I passed out or something and cut my knee, therefore my wristband was removed and I wasn't allowed back in by the bouncer, who even called my mum, what the fuck? I was deeply disappointed that I missed one of my favourite bands though I made great friends and enjoyed my night still.

The Wytches played July 21 at the Drake Underground in Toronto. The venue located in the basement of a historical hotel was the perfect location to see a band like the Wytches. Pet Sun opened for the band and offered some garage rock/punk to get the crowd going. Once the wytches stepped on stage things really got going. The crowd was really into The Wytches' blend of psycho surf/garage with a blend of grunge in there for good measure. This is the perfect band to see in a smaller venue that fits the frantic intimate style of the bands music. Great band, great venue, will gladly see them again

Not sure what I was expecting having not seen the band before, so how surprised I was to find myself jumping around at the front with the lively Young crowd that where at the o2 institute brum. Thundering vocals and sound smashing guitar reefs to boot. Excellent evening with stunning support from the amazing traams.

Still one of the best live acts I have seen. Massively underrated and incredibly noisy, if you see these guys in a small venue (now seen them twice in an old church and at Shacklewell Arms) and both times it's been visceral. Awesome.

Can't say as my 24 Y.O Friend and I were not allowed in to the gig because he didn't have a "valid" form of I.D...

So yeah not really sure what they were like, but sound good on Spotify