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Wouldn’t go back.

I was about to buy tickets to re-attend the Fix. Concert at the Culture Room, when I recalled how I waited one hour and a half standing in one spot shoulder to shoulder with other fans for the concert to start. Yes, the music was awesome, but I won’t play that game again.

Great venue, and staff and The Fixx was awesome. Will go back again.

Great performance, but inexcusable delayed start

Ticket time was 7:30. The “opening act” was a decades old concert video of Electric Light Orchestra…. REALLY???? THEN… 8:30…8:45….9:00….9:15 is when they decided to get on stage. It was shoulder to shoulder, general admission, standing room only since 8:30! Under performing air-conditioner at the venue. The performance was really good, but I would never go back to this venue or go see them again because of how the ticket holders were treated. What a shame.

The Fixx was an awesome concert. They sound great.

Worth the wait!!

They were amazing!! Probably my 4th time seeing them!! The only thing that was bad, was that there was no opening act and we waited until almost 10pm. :( They brought it though…& I love this venue!!

Band still sounds great! Just like the CD’s Worth the money for sure

Easy in. Nice crowd. The Fixx was on. Pricey beers. Good show.

Finally Got My Fixx

Great show, band sounds amazing. Lead singer is entertaining on stage as he acts like he is still acting out music videos. His voice sounds great, like it did on the albums in the 80s

The Fixx do not disappoint live.

The music was awesome. They really mesmerized the crowd. Don't miss this show. And please come back.

Long Time Fan

First Time Seeing The The Fixx In 82 in Houston Texas . At A Halloween Street Party . Awesome Show. They Was Young Back Then. Still Look The Same , Perform Better Then Ever. Thanks For All Those Years . Long Time Fan And Friend.

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The Fixx (formed in 1979) is an English rock influenced new wave band that found its greatest success in the U.S. with the single “One Thing Leads to Another”, hailing from London, England.

Originally formed by vocalist and keyboard player Cy Curnin and drummer Adam Woods during their time in college, following a successful advertisement, they later invited guitarist Jamie West-Oram, keyboardist Rupert Greenall, and bassist Charlie Barret to complete the lineup. Initially under the moniker the Portraits, the group made their recording debut on the single “Hazards in the Home” released by Ariola Records. Despite garnering little attention, the group ploughed on, changing their name to the Fixx and recording the single “Lost Planes”.

The Fixx subsequently inked a deal with MCA Records who issued the band’s debut full-length “Shuttered Room” in 1982. Spawning the modest UK hits “Stand or Fall” and “Red Skies” the album epitomised the burgeoning new wave scene, however failed to make any impact in the U.S. Following the release bassist Barret was replaced by Dan K. Brown, who appeared on the group’s sophomore release “Reach the Beach” in 1983. Aided by the groove-producing single “One Thing Leads to Another”, the album reached the Top 10 on the Billboard 200, catapulting the Fixx to U.S. notoriety. Subsequent singles “Saved by Zero” and “Sign of Fire” further augmented this success, paving the way for the group’s third album.

The full-length “Phantoms” arrived in 1984, which despite charting and selling well failed to live up to the success of its predecessor. Maintaining the same synth-inspired formula, the band’s third fourth studio album “Walkabout” was released in 1986. Earning favourable reviews from the critical press, the album’s lead single “Secret Separation” topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks upon release. The record would prove to be the last with producer Rupert Hine, after which William Wittman was enlisted to infuse a more guitar-driven sound.

“Calm Animals”, the group’s fifth album, was released in 1988, once again spawning a U.S. hit single, “Driven Out”. Featuring the No. 35 single “How Much Is Enough?” the Fixx’s subsequent album “Ink” was issued by MCA in 1991. Following the release Dan K. Brown left the group and was never officially replaced. In the run-up to the new millennium the band issued “Elemental” in 1998 and “1011 Woodland” in 1999, the latter of which was mainly an acoustic album with renditions of previous singles. In 2003, with former Adam and the Ants bassist Gary Tibbs, the Fixx issued their ninth studio album “Want That Life”, followed by “Beautiful Friction” in 2012.

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When you go to a concert knowing a handful of songs, and weeks later you find yourself owning the entire back catalogue of the band, you know that they’ve done something right! That was what happened with me after I recently saw The Fixx in concert. I’d always been a fan of their hits, Stand or Fall, Deeper and Deeper, and the such like, but there was so much I had been missing out on! Cy Curnin’s vocals were the thing that initially drew me in – he sounds the same, if not better live, and nails every single note. However, as the night progressed, I began to notice the insane calibre of the band behind the front man. Their insertion of their newer, more mellow work blended wonderfully with the classics.

They really were better than ever in comparison with their earlier recordings, and seem to have matured and progressed with grace. Their interaction with the audience was refreshing, and it was great to hear them speak about the tracks that I had listened to so many times. It was a night to remember, and one I will be repeating if I get the chance.

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The end of summer FREE concert that The Fixx plays at the Madison Beach Hotel in Connecticut has found its place in the hearts of fans as the PERFECT ending to the summer AND a Fixx tour. While not performed every year I was fortunate to attend in 2016 and witnessed an obviously tired band who REFUSED to let it reach their music. Almost as if they could be in the crowd at the same time, they sensed their fatigue, only to dig "deeper and deeper" to produce a stronger set of songs that even unsuspecting passersby were inspired to dance and sing to.

On a starlit sky outside the early 1800's era hotel the Fixx made this night spectacular. So many of us went for a night walk along the water humming or singing their tunes long after they departed.

I certainly hope for a repeat performance this year.

I have been to 20+ the FIXX concerts over the years... With my first one in 1983... Every show has been awesome... This is the 35rh Anniversary Of Reach The Beach album & tour (which was my first FIXX concert)... This is The Beach Tour... and I was. Blown away... The Fixx player the entire album of Reach The Beach from beginning to end. Took a small break... then came out and performed another full concert of songs... They never sounded better or looked better... Jamie was amazing on guitar solo parts... Cy’s voice was supreme... Adams hypnotic beats... Rupert’s amazing atmosphere from synths... and Dan’s enticing bass... I left in awe... I was like wow... Wish I could see the show all over again and again it was that good...

Fantastic show!

Loved them forever, FINALLY getting to see them. Now I'm both happy I finally did and upset I missed them until now. Bands both bigger-named and up-and-coming should take notes in how to give the best kind of performance from The Fixx. A great proportion of hits vs. less heard material, old and new, energetic vs. mellow, etc. They have so much spirit and belief in their art, a very emotional, passionate show. Funny guys, too!

If they come back, so will we!

Side note: Their opening act, Calhoun, was a great fit too. Smart choice and hope to hear them again too.

I saw The Fixx perform at City Winery (NYC) on 8/30/18. They were fantastic. I loved a lot of their early stuff from when I was in high school. They did a fantastic performance and played all my old favorites.

City Winery is a nice venue to see concerts. They have seating for everyone. The only drawback is that we were told that we could not stand up near our tables to watch the concert or dance. Toward the end of the show, most of the section in front was up dancing.

What can I say.....I love this band. They ALWAYS put on a fantastic show. We see them live whenever they're in town and Cy Curnin and Jamie and the rest of the guys never dissapoint. Can't wait for the new album. Although Beautiful Friction is a masterpiece and still one of their best so far...I'm curious to hear what's next.

I felt like I was thirteen again! We had such a fantastic time. So many hits and memory lane was just getting longer and longer. LOL. It was great to see them live-- they had been on my list to see for a very long time. One Thing Leads To Another is still one of my very favorite songs.

The Fixx put on an excellent show! The setlist was chock full of hits and they ended their encore with my favorite song, "Secret Separation". Couldn't have asked for better. This band always delivers and I look forward to seeing them again.

Boathouse is an outdoor venue with the stage sitting over the intercoastal waterway.

Cy and the rest and the band sounded great, good acoustics, nice crowd.

see the songs played and some video on www.setlist.fm

The band was awesome live. Saw them at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano,CA. The songs performed were all great from the hits to mesmerizing songs I haven't heard before. Dwight Hasson.

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