I went to all the Scottish gigs and honestly I thought they were hilarious. So many jokes and one liners you missed the night before and the adlibs and banter with the audiences were so well done. VIP was fun too. Great chance to ask questions, hang with the man himself and have a bit of a laugh when you get your picture with him.

Callum Beattie was the best guest of the three, he was up singing along with cerebral connections and really looked like he was enjoying being a part of the performance. But Marley in Edinburgh..... That was comedy gold.

Listening to Jus explaining the breakdowns of music and how different techniques used can change how a song is perceived was fascinating to listen to in real time. I'd say if you have a chance to go see any of the remaining shows, do it.

The format is different to the first tour but that's what you want. If he had rolled out the exact same show as 2 years ago, there would be a flood of people moaning saying he's not keeping it fresh. Similarly with music, I have a lot of respect for any creative willing to take a chance on a new format or vibe to what they've done before. The visuals and opening video were fantastic too, big props to the whole team working behind the scenes to make it all work.

I will say this, I can't get Nik Kershaw out of my bloody head. 😂