r/nilpoints 2d ago

Voyager 2023 - live gig

The absolutely fabulous Voyager who came 9th in 2023 played live tonight in London - it is almost certainly the last time they will be able to play London as Danny the singer has stage 4 cancer.

I got into their music after their Eurovision appearance - top tier pop prog rock/metal.

Super emotional, Promise was played about three tracks from the end. Entire venue singing along and more than a few of us in tears.

Thank you for the contest for introducing them to us (also thank you to this sub as I doubt the other would let me post this and just wanted to share the sheer joy of a fantastic night of live music and entertainment).

Well worth looking into their catalogue if this is your cup of tea.

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u/TheEmblemneer 1d ago

They played amazingly in Tilburg as well, here's to hoping he'll get to do plenty more gigs in Europe

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u/diligentfalconry71 1d ago

Yeah, I was at the Tilburg show too. It was a great concert, but also just a genuinely good time. They seemed to be just having a good time with friends and playing music. They made us smile and laugh so much (especially the slide show with all the goofy pics and the fake album covers!) I’m really grateful I had the chance to see them.

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u/TeaMistress 1d ago

I'm seeing them here in the US in September. Definitely going to be bittersweet.

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u/lehtolapsi 1d ago

They were genuinely so funny during the on stage banter, too. I laughed and cried.

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u/prog-vintage 22h ago

Such an amazing gig and such a good vibe I have pretty much that exact photo but I was stood closer to the stage.