Sum 41 Review

Sum 41's farewell tour made a memorable stop at Nottingham's iconic Rock City, with The Bronx explosively opening the night. The Bronx came out swinging, determined to steal the show and make it their own. Their infectious energy resonated with the enthusiastic crowd, who were clearly primed for an electrifying evening. The band's heartfelt shout-out to Nottingham’s very own Rock City was met with cheers, and their requests for the audience to get on their feet were met with enthusiasm. While the crowd surfing requests didn't didn't quite spark the same level of excitement, they nonetheless helped set the stage for an unforgettable night. 

As Sum 41 took the stage, the atmosphere shifted from anticipation to outright celebration. With a legacy spanning nearly 30 years, the band demonstrated their prowess in holding the audience's attention, delivering an emotionally charged performance that showcased both their classic hits and newer tracks. Laughter and nostalgia permeated the air as fans sang along passionately to anthems like "Fat Lip," "In Too Deep," and "Still Waiting," which emerged as the loudest highlights of the night. It was evident that the band was deeply connected to their audience, igniting a sense of unity and joy that only a farewell tour can evoke. 

The whole evening was a rollercoaster of emotions for many fans, with two hours of non-stop fun that felt like a bittersweet farewell to a beloved band. Sum 41's ability to blend nostalgia with present-day relevance ensured that the crowd was fully engaged from start to finish. As the final notes rang out, it was clear that this Nottingham show would remain etched in the memories of all who attended, celebrating not just the music, but the incredible journey of Sum 41 as they bid adieu to their devoted fans.