Photos and report by Tania Graham-Brown
Lime Cordiale took fans on a refreshing journey with a stripped-back acoustic set that felt like an intimate conversation rather than a typical gig. Known for their vibrant, upbeat indie-rock sound, the brothers surprised the crowd by peeling back the layers and delivering more raw and heartfelt versions of their songs.
Before Lime Cordiale took the stage, Lola Scott warmed up the room with her gritty, soulful indie-pop. Her set was a perfect prelude—grunge-infused and emotionally charged, Scott’s voice cut through the venue with captivating ease.
The stripped-back vibe allowed both acts to connect deeply with the crowd, creating an atmosphere that was equal parts cozy and electric. The audience, as always, singing line for line all the songs along with Oli and Louis, getting to hear the favourites like Pedestal, Temper Temper, Colin and Money; the room was buzzing. With their impending shows with an orchestra later in the year, it was a great night to be at the Enmore and hear something a little different from their usual sets.
