YSB Gig Reviews

Been? Going? Let us know how it went !

I hope to and I'll be certain to let you know what happens

Joss was on stage with YSB last night in London. As soon as we have further news we'll let you know

We know a few of you are going to Mamas Stone's to see YSB on June 2nd

We hope to have something very special to add from us to you

Also please tell us your thoughts on the gig and include any photographs and videos too as we'd love to see them

Love Winnie

Im hoping to get down there with Andy. If I do you'll certainly get a report

ahh have a great time anyone who is going

Wonderful Brill fantastic .. Love these boys!

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Yes Sir Boss are almost certainly the one band that UK music lovers must get to know in 2011. Brimming with funky, infectious rock and ska music, melodic tunes and the elastic vocal work of lead singer, Mathew Sellors.
Yes Sir Boss played at Mama Stone’s in Exeter, June 2nd to a crowd that danced from the very first song to the last. Yes Sir Boss are now signed to Stone’d Records label and Mathew told the UKJossStoneForum team that they are anticipating a July release of their first album signed with the record company. Yes Sir Boss kicked off their gig at Mama Stone’s in Exeter with ‘Not Guilty’ with Tom First opening the song and oozing romantic sounds from his trumpet, then the band breaking into their groove, the crowd goes immensely wild. Songs included ‘Pretty thing’ with those unmistakable horn sections punching through, You and Me, Chasing the Gun, Western Boy Blues and Joe Diamond.
On vocals and guitar was Matthew Sellors taking the lead with his strong throaty vocals pulling you in. On guitar was the cheeky chappy Luke Potter with his intense style, while holding down the groove is Reuben Nimmo on drums with his classy and punchy drumming and Josh Stopford on Bass with his vibrant funky sounds, not forgetting the horn section who are Jehan Abdel-Malak with her marvelous tones on the saxaphone and Tom First with his gratifying sounds on the Trumpet. After what was an astonishing, intense and intimate gig the band rescined to meet and greet their fans outside Mama Stone’s. Yes Sir Boss are a wonderful band and we wish them the best for what is sure to be a magnificent future in making people feel their magical music. – UKJossStoneForum

Great review! It sums it all up nicely. Wonderful night wonderful music and I spotted a certain Miss Stone

Yes Sir Boss videos coming this Monday Exclusive to the UKJossStoneForum

Steve wrote:Great review! It sums it all up nicely. Wonderful night wonderful music and I spotted a certain Miss Stone

Yes a friend I was with had a conversation with Joss, it was so nice to see Joss so relaxed at her mums club and supporting such great talent

Great review and you were so lucky to be able to go and see Joss there too. I really must make a point in travelling down there soon

Wow sounded like a good night all round!!

I adore this band and cant wait to see them again this month. Great blokes too one of them lives near me

Have fun tonight I really wish I could make it