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Entertainment / First Foot Soldiers crush Clickimin at sold-out Christmas concert

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A band performs on stage with guitars, keyboard, and drums. Bright spotlights illuminate the scene, and a crowd watches from the foreground.
First Foot Soldiers headline the Clickimin on Saturday night. Photo: Marvin Smith

FIRST Foot Soldiers performed a superb sold-out show at the Clickimin on Saturday night, the band’s biggest headline show to date.

Supported by (the) 3310 and Steven Robertson, the four-piece were joined on stage by a whole host of well-known faces from the local music scene.

Tickets for the festive spree were in hot demand through the weekend, and those lucky enough to snap them up were treated to a feast of cover hits throughout the night.

The band tore through AC/DC’s Thunderstruck before a rendition of the Christmas favourite Fairytale of New York, saving their famous medley for the end of the set.

Slade’s Merry Christmas Everybody saw the night out, with the capacity crowd heading home delighted.

Band performing on stage with guitars and a drum set, surrounded by bright stage lights and smoke.
Support and pop-punk covers came from (the) 3310. Photo: Marvin Smith
Person playing an electric guitar, wearing a plaid shirt and a bucket hat, with a blurred background.
Guitarist Arthur Nicholson shows he can do it with his eyes closed. Photo: Marvin Smith
A crowd at a concert enthusiastically cheers and raises their hands near the stage, with some holding drinks and wearing wristbands.
It was a sold-out gig at the Clickimin on Saturday. Photo: Marvin Smith
A man with a bald head and a patch plays an acoustic guitar and sings into a microphone on stage under blue and purple lights.
Steven Robertson also supported First Foot Soldiers. Photo: Marvin Smith

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