Amazing live band who put so much effort into the performance to engage with the crowd and build a brilliant atmosphere. Played a great set of old and new songs. Poor sound quality at the venue which let down a few songs. If you've never seen them live, you are missing out

Posted by Steve P on 03/02/2024

Therapy?, O2 Institute2 Birmingham, Birmingham - 2nd February 2024

Quality as always

An awesome show, but their gigs always are

Posted by Mike on 09/12/2023

Therapy?, Academy 2, Manchester - 8th December 2023

Absolute Quality

Blistering performance from Therapy this evening to warm us all up on a cold and wintry Saturday night! Plenty of old classics and touching tributes to both Shane MacGowan and Geordie Walker. New album sounds pretty darn good too. Venue is a bit small but quite well set out with different levels.

Posted by PHIL ASHTON on 04/12/2023

THERAPY? , Network, Sheffield - 2nd December 2023

Amazing show

I've followed Therapy? since I was 12. They are my favourite band. 'Troublegum', for me, one of the best albums of all-time. Their new stuff is in a similar vain to TG and is just as vibrant and urgent. Great that T? after all these years can still illicit such greatness. Their performance last night was incredible.

Posted by Ken on 03/12/2023

THERAPY? , Network, Sheffield - 2nd December 2023

Fantastic!!

On a very cold night I was warmed by a fantastic rock show!! Excellent set and wonderful Support with Bokassa!! 🤘🤘Rock on!!

Posted by Gavin D on 03/12/2023

THERAPY? , Network, Sheffield - 2nd December 2023

Northern Irish band Therapy? blend the energy and catchy chorus of punk with the power of thrash metal to produce anthemic music beyond compare. The band’s line up now includes drummer Neil Cooper, singer Andy Cairns playing guitar and Michael McKeegan on bass.

They have released sixteen studio albums, including seminal album Troublegum and their latest LP Hard Cold Fire.

Artist Bio

Northern Irish band Therapy? blend the energy and catchy chorus of punk with the power of thrash metal to produce anthemic music beyond compare. The band’s line up now includes drummer Neil Cooper, singer Andy Cairns playing guitar and Michael McKeegan on bass.

The band formed in 1989 and began to record demos to back up their live performances and soon released the four track demo tape. The following year they produced 1000 copies of their single Meat Abstract which grabbed the attention of John Peel. As their name spread they began to gig more heavily, picking up support slots for such amazing bands as Tad, Fugazi, Teenage Fanclub and more.

They released their 1991 debut album Babyteeth and second record Pleasure Death through seminal indie label Wiiija Records. The two releases saw them grow in stature and they would sign to major A&M to bring out their breakthrough album Nurse. Taking a more industrial sound that their previous punk direction, the record chimed with audiences and hit #38 in the UK Album Charts. Their success continued with following albums Troublegum hitting #5 and Infernal Love charting at #9 with the decade being dominated with their albums.

Their progress continued straight passed the millennium as they released further records including the hit album Shameless which hi #9 in the States upon the 2001 release. Their latest record was entitled Cleave and came out in 2018.

With only limited supplies of Therapy? concert tickets being made available by the promoters, you really will have to ensure you book early or will likely miss out. Gigantic has a well-earned reputation for having a wide selection of the best gig tickets, and with an excellent customer services team on hand to help with your every enquiry, you know we are the very best place to come and book for your big night out. No wonder we won the Nottingham Posts illustrious ‘Retail Business of the Year’ award!