Formed as a way for the band members to circumnavigate the drudgery of office life, Shonen Knife has become a Japanese institution. In reality, their songs about cute animals and chocolate should have had a shelf life of four weeks, but they\u2019ve sustained a four-and-a-half-decade career with sheer belief and determination, brightening the world with a joyful effervescence. Following 2023\u2019s anniversary tour (delayed by the pandemic), the band make a welcome return to the United Kingdom for another extensive jaunt.<\/p>\n
Shonen Knife haven\u2019t brought a support band with them on this tour, preferring to pick up local acts at each town. That can be a risky move and could result in a mismatch that makes the event an uneven affair. Thankfully, the promoter has done a great job tonight in selecting Luna And The Lime Slices, a local act who are full of vim and vigour to deliver an enjoyable 30-minute set. They\u2019re a bunch who deliver a sound that\u2019s pleasantly hard to categorise, and it is to their eternal credit that they sound like no one but themselves. If you had to put a label on them, then I guess they\u2019d fall into the alt-rock genre, and tonight they turn in an energetic performance that marks them as ones to watch.<\/p>\n
The type of crowd that Shonen Knife attract is a microcosm of society; amongst the older, original fans are fresh-faced youngsters who weren\u2019t even born when the band released their first album. There are hardcore punks, metalheads, straights and grunge fans all united by a love of music, and at no other concert would you find such a disparate crowd rubbing shoulders in perfect harmony. That\u2019s partly due to the nature of the band\u2019s songs; there is an indefinable nature to their songwriting that immediately lifts the spirits, and if proof were ever needed, then just check out tonight\u2019s opening song, Buttercup (I\u2019m A Super Girl)<\/em>.<\/p>\n As soon as the first chord rings out (and I mean the very first chord), the venue is transformed into a sea of smiles and bobbing heads. It\u2019s wonderful to see muscular, angry-looking, tattooed men miraculously turned into the sweetest beings. It\u2019s what Nirvana\u2019s Kurt Cobain termed the \u201cBeatlemania effect\u201d to describe the transmogrification that occurs when grown men hear these tunes; upon first witnessing Shonen Knife live, Kurt was magically turned into a five-year-old girl, and looking around me tonight, the band is having a similar effect.<\/p>\n While there are a few old favourites dotted throughout tonight\u2019s setlist, the majority of the show is culled from the band\u2019s post-1990 work and that gives things a decidedly hard rock feel. I don\u2019t know what the band have been listening to on the tour bus, but my guess is Thin Lizzy because songs such as Jump Into The New World<\/em> and Bad Luck Song<\/em> are delivered with a real punch. The band have delved deep into their discography to pull out a few surprises, and this is the first time I\u2019ve heard Tomato Head<\/em> and Cookie Day<\/em> in concert, but they are, nevertheless, welcomed like old friends. However, there are plenty of old favourites with bassist Atsuko taking lead vocals on Ice Cream City<\/em>\u00a0and drummer Risa singing on a spirited version of Green Tea.<\/em><\/p>\n With twenty songs performed in 70 minutes, Shonen Knife\u2019s set is (Just like their heroes The Ramones) fast and furious, a blink-and-you\u2019ll-miss-it affair, but the truth is they\u2019ve packed more into this show than many bands put into an entire career. It\u2019s Riding On The Rocket<\/em> that brings the gig to a supersonic conclusion, but not before two well-deserved encores, the second of which, a cover of The Carpenters\u2019 Top Of The World<\/em>, puts smiles on every face…which is exactly how the band arrived.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Shone Knife Setlist:<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. Mango Juice (Intro)
\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n
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\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n
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\n2. Buttercup (I\u2019m A Super Girl)
\n3. Jump Into The New World
\n4. MUJINTO Rock
\n5. Vamos Taquitos
\n6. Afternoon Tea
\n7. Ice Cream City
\n8. Ghost Train
\n9. Bad Luck Song
\n10. I Am A Cat
\n11. Cookie Day
\n12. Wasabi
\n13. Green Tea
\n14. Tomato Head
\n15. Party
\n16. Sweet Candy Power
\n17. Banana Chips
\n18. Riding On The Rocket<\/p>\n
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![\n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n\nThe type of crowd that Shonen Knife attract is a microcosm of society; amongst the older, original fans are fresh-faced youngsters who weren\u2019t even born when the band released their first album. There are hardcore punks, metalheads, straights and grunge fans all united by a love of music, and at no other concert would you find such a disparate crowd rubbing shoulders in perfect harmony. That\u2019s partly due to the nature of the band\u2019s songs; there is an indefinable nature to their songwriting that immediately lifts the spirits, and if proof were ever needed, then just check out tonight\u2019s opening song, Buttercup (I\u2019m A Super Girl)<\/em>.<\/p>\nAs soon as the first chord rings out (and I mean the very first chord), the venue is transformed into a sea of smiles and bobbing heads. It\u2019s wonderful to see muscular, angry-looking, tattooed men miraculously turned into the sweetest beings. It\u2019s what Nirvana\u2019s Kurt Cobain termed the \u201cBeatlemania effect\u201d to describe the transmogrification that occurs when grown men hear these tunes; upon first witnessing Shonen Knife live, Kurt was magically turned into a five-year-old girl, and looking around me tonight, the band is having a similar effect.<\/p>\n\n \n \n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n\nWhile there are a few old favourites dotted throughout tonight\u2019s setlist, the majority of the show is culled from the band\u2019s post-1990 work and that gives things a decidedly hard rock feel. I don\u2019t know what the band have been listening to on the tour bus, but my guess is Thin Lizzy because songs such as Jump Into The New World<\/em> and Bad Luck Song<\/em> are delivered with a real punch. The band have delved deep into their discography to pull out a few surprises, and this is the first time I\u2019ve heard Tomato Head<\/em> and Cookie Day<\/em> in concert, but they are, nevertheless, welcomed like old friends. However, there are plenty of old favourites with bassist Atsuko taking lead vocals on Ice Cream City<\/em>\u00a0and drummer Risa singing on a spirited version of Green Tea.<\/em><\/p>\nWith twenty songs performed in 70 minutes, Shonen Knife\u2019s set is (Just like their heroes The Ramones) fast and furious, a blink-and-you\u2019ll-miss-it affair, but the truth is they\u2019ve packed more into this show than many bands put into an entire career. It\u2019s Riding On The Rocket<\/em> that brings the gig to a supersonic conclusion, but not before two well-deserved encores, the second of which, a cover of The Carpenters\u2019 Top Of The World<\/em>, puts smiles on every face…which is exactly how the band arrived.<\/p>\n\n \n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n\nShone Knife Setlist:<\/strong><\/p>\n1. Mango Juice (Intro)\n2. Buttercup (I\u2019m A Super Girl)\n3. Jump Into The New World\n4. MUJINTO Rock\n5. Vamos Taquitos\n6. Afternoon Tea\n7. Ice Cream City\n8. Ghost Train\n9. Bad Luck Song\n10. I Am A Cat\n11. Cookie Day\n12. Wasabi\n13. Green Tea\n14. Tomato Head\n15. Party\n16. Sweet Candy Power\n17. Banana Chips\n18. Riding On The Rocket<\/p>\nEncores:<\/em>\n19. Sushi Bar Song\n20. 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![\n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n\nWhile there are a few old favourites dotted throughout tonight\u2019s setlist, the majority of the show is culled from the band\u2019s post-1990 work and that gives things a decidedly hard rock feel. I don\u2019t know what the band have been listening to on the tour bus, but my guess is Thin Lizzy because songs such as Jump Into The New World<\/em> and Bad Luck Song<\/em> are delivered with a real punch. The band have delved deep into their discography to pull out a few surprises, and this is the first time I\u2019ve heard Tomato Head<\/em> and Cookie Day<\/em> in concert, but they are, nevertheless, welcomed like old friends. However, there are plenty of old favourites with bassist Atsuko taking lead vocals on Ice Cream City<\/em>\u00a0and drummer Risa singing on a spirited version of Green Tea.<\/em><\/p>\nWith twenty songs performed in 70 minutes, Shonen Knife\u2019s set is (Just like their heroes The Ramones) fast and furious, a blink-and-you\u2019ll-miss-it affair, but the truth is they\u2019ve packed more into this show than many bands put into an entire career. It\u2019s Riding On The Rocket<\/em> that brings the gig to a supersonic conclusion, but not before two well-deserved encores, the second of which, a cover of The Carpenters\u2019 Top Of The World<\/em>, puts smiles on every face…which is exactly how the band arrived.<\/p>\n\n \n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n \n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\nShonen Knife in action at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham | Photography by JJ Grant (wonderlens)<\/h6>\n\nShone Knife Setlist:<\/strong><\/p>\n1. Mango Juice (Intro)\n2. 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