User reviews

As a one hour stand alone show it was good to watch, however, to sell it to your fans for £15 whilst monumentally overhyping what to expect means you've pulled the wool over the eyes of millions of fans that support you.

This isn't bad enough to be classed as a scandle as it's clear JJ did put alot of effort and money into the production, overall though, it was a massive let down due to the price, runtime and how much it was hyped.

I expected something longer, but as a fan of All Over The Place it was really nice to see JJ perform the new songs for the first time. He overhyped it a little tho, and he should have promoted this as a musical event instead of the story of him. From what he said I thought there was gonna be something really crazy. There were some pretty good and funny moments, in fact i enjoyed the whole show very much. I thought he was going to tell his whole story or something. So in conclusion: worth the money, but not what I payed for, and I expected more.

Not much I can say other than it was fun to experience a cool show that had great music and some cool cinematography and scenes. However cringe skits, not a show and more of a simple concert pulls it down.

Should've been promoted more as a musical show. All the songs go hard and the performed really well. Used everyone properly but not great writing though.

This show was priced at £15 which was much less than it deserves. That said, people wanted something specific out of it that was just not going to happen.

It's an album promotion which had: 1. A narrative, something that is even apparent in the way the songs were preformed from a more arrogant and flashy attitude, to a more mature and relaxed one 2. Skits, so that the narrative is easier to follow while keeping the whole show entertaining 3. Incredible production on all accounts, from sound to visual effects to camera work to directing to - you name it!

Overall, this show is only as good as the lens each viewer decides to watch it through. Most viewers expected this to be a mix of: a Wembley-worthy performance for the new album, with academy award level skits, and finished of with a stream-equivalent of Fury-Wilder 3. Needless to say, it flopped at that.

It did not - however - flop at what it was intended & advertised as: "A unique take on an album promo". For that it was a 10/10 event.