The Human League Tickets

Great afternoon out but a long stand, would have been happier being allowed to take seats in. Human League stole the show and well worth the wait

Great being local, but camping chairs should definitely have been allowed, given the average age would be 50+. Getting in was easy and quick enough (went in around 1:30 pm). Queues for food were pretty bad - 1 hour for pizza. Acts were all good and weather was a bonus. Next year, allow camping chairs and have standing area for those happy and able to stand.

Whole day was fabulous only downside was having sore legs and feet as nowhere to sit for 8 hours

A great choice of bands on the day, but with 7 bands on from 1300 to 2300 it was a long day. The venue / promoter rules were more restrictive than any event I've ever been to and it was obviously all about squeezing as much money from the event as possible. Camping chairs and blankets were not allowed as they wanted more people taking up less room. On top of that re-admissions we're not allowed so once in you were stuck there. Considering it is a city centre venue with loads of places to go to outside the venue to sit that was ridiculous - again all about money as they wanted us spending at the on site food vendors. Again great choice of bands but i wont be going to that venue again!

Was kinda thinking that it was going to be not too good due to the bad press and comparisons to Rewind on line,but turned out great. The no chairs was an issue considering the average age of the crowd and also had to leave early as last train was 10.30pm so would have been better if it finished earlier as missed the end of Human League or the transport could have put on extra train/bus .Saying all that the groups were really good ,staff were great and the rain stayed away and had great time .

Slessor Gardens is a great venue for music... quite an intimate venue so great views of the stage and fabulous atmosphere. Bars were offering great service but could have done either more food vendors as the queues were crazy.. having said that there was still a goid choice. We missed the first 2 artists but really enjoyed Toyah, ABC and particularly the Himan League. Phil's voice is still amazing and the band really engaged with the crowd. All in all a great day.. thanks

We went to the venue as a group of 5. One wheelchair utilised due to a broken ankle. The Golden Circle was our choice. The organisers, staff and security really good. Enjoyed all of the performances and everyone got along famously well. We made some new buddies and had plenty laughs and lots of fun. Looking forward to seeing what's coming next summer. A big thank you and congratulations for such a great event 👍👏

Hi, Attended the 80s festival at Slessor Gardens , Dundee. A great venue but needed more toilets and better selection of beers. Toyah and Altered Images were very good. A bit disappointed by The Christians and Big Country due to not really knowing that many of their songs(not really their fault) ABC and The Human League were superb. Thoroughly enjoyed the day

The Human League were excellent and Phil's voice was brilliant. I'm not sure that I would rush back to Slessor Gardens as a venue. It was packed, the paved areas and shear volume of attendees made it difficult to move around or to find anywhere to have a wee seat or rest between bands. Given that it was an 11 hour day and the age profile of the attendees: this made it quite uncomfortable over the duration. The layout of the catering vans being at a different location to the bars meant double queuing to get food and a drink. Bar queues seemed well managed but the food queues were unbelievable and needed between a 30 -45 minute wait

Music was good, bar good local beer. Food didn't try it. Toilets no water in a number of them from the start not acceptable. Lack of seats and not being able to take in chairs or blankets -ridiculous as have knee and back issues that mean can't stand for long. Had to sit on cold concrete!! Had to leave early because of this

I booked the tickets really just to see Blancmange & Tom Bailey, the main act were just a bonus. A bonus I thoughoughly enjoyed and would definatly recomend.

Great show , beer was a bit pricey though , would definitely go there again, (weather permitting) because it was outdoor

Brilliant gig. The piece hall is the best music venue in Yorkshire. Human league and Thomson twin were really amazing

Piece hall was top draw with clear views of the stage from anywhere within the venue even having steps to stand of for even better views and close to stage to feel part of it. Sound stagjng is of high quality due to the shaping of the venue, so you hear everything nice and clear. All acts where brilliant as expected 89s bands rock....

Great concert! Human league, Thompson twins and Blancmange. Singing was spot on and venue great

Blancmange were good, Tom Bailey from the Thompson Twins brought out the Youth in me. The Human League were as good as they were 6 Years ago awesome. The whole evening and night was brilliant.

I haven't been to a gig for many years. This was also my first experience seeing The Human League perform live. What an escape to another time and another place! It has rejuvenated my desire to see more live music. Blancmange are always brilliant, after a few initial hiccups Tom Bailey was also superb. The venue at Bedford Park was also a great spot for outdoor festivals. The whole organisation was faultless from my point of view. I would go again tonight if I could.

Love the bands and the venue, food and drink is ridiculously expensive, why are you charging £34 for a bottle of wine???? It is putting people off going , Fake Fest is £5 for a drinks token which is reasonable.

Absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Amazing staff and volunteers

First time at TKMAXX summer festivals. Bedford park ideal venue loads of space everyone could sit in chairs or go to the front. Plenty of good food outlets reasonable prices. Driving so on Pepsi, 3.60 a can a bit steep maybe. Facilities were great limited toilet queueing. All 3 bands were great, Thompson twins maybe the best, human league had a few tech probs but phil oakey soldiered on and did a great job.