He has already proven himself as one member of a popular band, having wowed audiences with studio albums and singles, and now he gets the opportunity to showcase his work on his own terms. So when he arrives on a stage nearby it is likely that there will be plenty of people out there hoping to pick up concert tickets to witness the show unfold.
As part of Maximo Park, he could regularly be seen on stages across the country performing alongside the likes of Duncan Lloyd, Archis Tiku, Lukas Wooller and Tom English, having emerged in the middle of the last decade with their debut album “A Certain Trigger”. Along with well known songs like “Graffiti”, “Going Missing”, “Our Velocity” and “The Kids are Sick Again”, the release brought them in front of a large audience and at the time of songs like “Our Velocity” they were barely off of the radio. Meanwhile, indie clubs up and down the UK would regularly play their work, so it is safe to say that they made their mark. So Paul Smith rock tickets are likely to be popular draws.
And he will be performing on stage to promote the work he has released outside of the band, namely the 2010 album “Margins”, with tracks from the album including the likes of “This Heat”, “The Crush and the Shatter” and “The Tingles”. Audiences listening to the work have already heard him perform as part of Maximo Park, so comparisons will be inevitable, but his work with them will have allowed him to develop as a musician so that the work we hear in his solo output will be well worth it.
So when concert tickets go on sale to witness Paul Smith take to the stage, there is likely to be a sizable audience of eager fans hoping to relish in the spectacle. After half a decade of high quality hits, Paul Smith now gets the chance to impress all over again.
