October 8, 2008 12:19

Friendly Fires wrap up tour with 'London Carnival'

St Albans band also pay tribute to 90s ravers

Photo Gallery: Friendly Fires

Friendly Fires wrapped up their UK tour last night (October 7) with a 'carnival'-style set at London's Kings College.

The St Albans group played a frenetic show, featuring glitter canons and strobe lighting, in front of a sold-out crowd.

As well as songs from their self-titled debut album, the band played 'Your Love', featuring the bassline of The Source's 1991 classic 'You Got The Love'.

During the song, singer Ed MacFarlane jumped into the audience with his guitar and microphone and continued the performance amongst the fans.

The gig ended in an elongated version of 'Jump In The Pool' during which five drummers and two carnival dancers joined the band on stage.

Friendly Fires played:

'Photobooth'
'Your Love'
'Skeleton Boy'
'White Diamond'
'In The Hospital'
'On Board'
'Strobe'
'Paris'
'Ex-Lover'
'Jump In The Pool'

The band play a one-off London show at the KOKO venue on December 12.

To check the availability of Friendly Fires tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.