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From The Jam

1972 saw one of the most influential and legendary bands in the history of rock music emerge, as three ordinary guys from Woking in Surrey juxtaposed punk rock anger with R&B influences and the dapper aesthetics of 60s mod culture, creating the unstoppable musical force of The Jam. Over ten years, the three piece – comprised of drummer Rick Buckler, frontman Paul Weller and bass player Bruce Foxton – forged a timeless legacy of widespread emotional resonance, with a variety of accomplishments ranging from 18 consecutive top 40 UK singles to four UK number one singles and a UK number one album. Providing all the power and low-end that helped to initially propel the trio into the stratosphere, Foxton gave The Jam half of an integral component to their success: an energetic rhythm section. Driving the band’s enduring appeal into the hearts and minds of all who witnessed it first hand, Foxton’s bass rounded out Weller’s songs, throughout a career that weaved its place into the historical tapestry of both musical culture and British culture as a whole.

After a farewell tour and subsequent break up in 1982, the members went their separate ways. Weller formed The Style Council and later became a solo artist, while Buckler formed the short-lived Time UK. Foxton – however – took a different path. After gaining experience in The Jam fronting ‘David Watts’ (a cover of The Kinks) and ëNews Of The World’ (one of his own compositions) he stepped out solo and scored a hit single with ‘Freak’.

Foxton then got a call from frontman Jake Burns of Belfast punk rock legends Stiff Little Fingers and consequently played bass with them for the following fifteen years. He featured on four SLF albums: ëFlagsí and ëEmblemí, ëGet A Lifeí, ëTinderboxí and ëGuitar and Drumí, whilst also taking part in various other projects, specifically Sharp, in which he reunited with Buckler for a single entitled ‘Entertain Me’. Foxton then quit Stiff Little Fingers in 2006, and became part of Casbah Club (with Pete Townshend’s brother Simon), Mark Brzezicki and Bruce Watson of Big Country, supporting The Who in the U.K. The following year, the seeds of From The Jam were sown.

In 2007, Foxton joined Buckler in The Gift, a band that exclusively played material from The Jam and was fronted by Russell Hastings, the only frontman to work with both Buckler and Foxton since Paul Weller. With Foxton, he acted as a co-writer on his last album ‘Back In The Room’, which reached number 21 in the UK charts. Hastings even collaborated with Paul Weller in the studio in 2011.

The project eventually shape-shifted from The Gift to From The Jam, as Buckler left and various incarnations materialised with different members, among them Mark Brzezicki on drums. Hastings gained further experience in this realm with the classic material, performing it with respect and admiration. His passion and understanding of The Jam’s history and legacy is second to none, and as frontman of ‘From The Jam’ he sees the songs in a completely new light.

“It’s spine-tingling to play those songs. I’ve always treated them as if they’re my own children, and have felt like I’ve got a responsibility towards those songs, and a responsibility towards the legacy of The Jam. I treat them with the utmost respect, and lots of energy, As a result, oddly enough, I understand them a lot more these days. Lyrically, Paul was very advanced.”

Fans of the band have accepted Hastings as a man that fills Paul’s shoes supremely well and delivers the classic Jam material with legitimacy and skill. He and Foxton, along with new drummer Smiley (who joined the enigmatic trio in 2013, and comes from a background of working with Joe Strummer and Robbie Williams, along with European stadium band Archive), solidify the present incarnation of the project, which is currently at the peak of its powers.

From The Jam are one of the most hard-working bands in music. While most bands tour for set periods at a time, they tend to do it all year round, Russell Hastings explains, “I think it’s testament to the strength of the songs that we can tour that much. It’s just great that there are so many fans out there that love the music of The Jam.”

Adding to that live sound on tour is Tom Heel on keyboards. Hastings explains how he became a part of the project, “we met him at Paul Weller’s studio; he was playing on Paul’s new single, on drums, so he comes from a good pedigree. It just means that when we play live now, there’s a big four piece on stage. It fills out the sound.”

Their commitment has been paying off big time. Crowds have been expanding, and their name has gradually found itself moving up festival bills, “the numbers – as far as the crowds – have just been getting bigger, which is great thing for us. You get really fired up from those fans” Hastings says, “it’s been great, and also, it’s paid its dividends back in the venues now. The band feels on fire.”

Also included in the set are tracks from Foxton’s acclaimed ‘Back In The Room’ record – a song from which (ëWindow Shoppingí), was used on an episode of Top Gear – strengthening their position as their own unique, independent entity. This independence has become no more apparent than recently, as the bandís versatility and professionalism has allowed them to play a multitude of different shows, deviating from an acoustic tour ‘That’s Entertainment’, to a greatest hits set ‘The Public Gets What The Public Wants’.

Hastings explains these different types of show, “on the ëThat’s Entertainmentí tour, we do anything that was acoustically done by The Jam, or just anything else we feel like doing acoustically, along with a Q+A session. ëThe Public Gets What The Public Wantsí tour is very different. It’s basically the big festival set, all the hits, hit after hit, straight away. Oh and there’s also the ëSetting Sonsí tour, in which – because it’s the 35th anniversary of the album, we play the whole of ëSetting Sonsí in its entirety, and then finish on loads more hits.”

At their essence, From The Jam are a band keeping a spirit alive, a spirit that should be preserved. Since the 70s, The Jam’s music has punctured the airwaves with its power. From The Jam don’t rehash that power. Instead, they keep it going, they celebrate the material, and even give the crowd some new stuff. Hastings states simply, “I want to sing those songs as I remember them.” From The Jam enables that to happen, and crowds across the world – for years to come – will sing them right back.

In November 2015 Bruce and Russell announced that they were returning to the studio to record a new album ëSmash The Clockí. Scheduled for release in October 2015 the news was announced on crowdfunding site PledgeMusic, with Bruce saying ìIts [Back In The Roomís] success was made possible by Pledge Music and, in turn, by you the public getting involved, for which we canít thank you enough. The initial demos are sounding great and Russ & I canít wait to start recording in early January. As on the last album we will have a few guest appearances, which weíre really excited about

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The Jam exploded onto the punk scene in 1977 and became the sound of the British youth and one of the greatest and biggest selling bands in British history. From The Jam have gained a reputation for the kind of incendiary live performances that sealed the reputation of The Jam all those years ago. Expect to hear classic The Jam hits such as 'Down In The Tube Station At Midnight', 'Going Underground', 'Town Called Malice' and 'The Modern World' as well as some live favourites and songs from Bruce’s solo career.

From the Jam features Bruce Foxton from the original Jam line up. He also spent 15 years playing bass with Stiff Little Fingers. Bruce is joined by Russell Hastings on lead vocal and guitar. From The Jam have gained a reputation for the kind of incendiary ‘live’ performances that sealed the reputation of The Jam all those years ago. Audiences can expect to hear classic The Jam hits such as Down In The Tube Station At Midnight, Going Underground, Town Called Malice and The Modern World as well as some live favourites and songs from Bruce’s solo career.

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At 43 venues:

Alban Arena, St Albans

Fri 11 apr 2025.

£37.50 / 01727 844488

Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells

Fri 18 apr 2025.

£35.75 / 01892 530613

The Assembly, Leamington Spa

Sat 12 apr 2025.

£39.50–£50.50 / 0845 888 7581

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

£40.25–£51.25

Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow

Sat 25 jan 2025.

£41.25 / 0141 552 4601

Birmingham Town Hall

Sat 10 may 2025.

£38.50 / 0121 345 0600

Boiler Shop, Newcastle upon Tyne

Sat 22 mar 2025.

£38.50 / 0191 300 6162

Brighton Centre

Sat 19 apr 2025.

Prices to be confirmed / 0844 847 1515

Cambridge Corn Exchange

Sat 18 jan 2025.

£38.50–£45.50 / 01223 357851

Casino Rooms, Rochester

£38.50 / 01634 832888

De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea

£38.50–£44 / 01424 229111

The Empire, Coventry

Empire, coventry.

Prices to be confirmed

• 19:00 – 23:00

Engine Rooms, Southampton

The fire station, sunderland.

£38.50 / 0191 5700 007

The Forum, Bath

£38.50 / 0844 888 9991

The Foundry, Sheffield City Centre

G live, guildford, fri 4 apr 2025.

£40.50–£51.50 / 0343 310 0055

The Hexagon, Reading

£38.50–£44 / 0118 960 6060

Keele University, Stoke-on-Trent

Keele university students' union, newcastle-under-lyme.

£38.50 / 01782 583700

KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton

£37.80 / 07968 061797

Leeds Beckett University

Fri 9 may 2025, student union, the limelight, belfast, sat 17 may 2025.

£41.25 / 028 9032 7007

Liverpool Olympia

Fri 23 may 2025.

£39.50–£45 / 0871 220 0260

M.E.C.A. Swindon

£38.50 / 01793 251111

Middlesbrough Town Hall

£35–£40 / 01642 729 729

Music Hall, Aberdeen

Sat 26 apr 2025.

£37.50 / 01224 641122

O2 Academy Bournemouth

£40.10 / 0844 477 2000

O2 Academy Bristol

Sat 5 apr 2025, o2 academy leicester, o2 ritz, manchester, sat 24 may 2025.

£42.85 / 0161 236 3234

O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London W12

£43.30–£51.55 / 0844 477 2000

Parr Hall, Warrington

Fri 21 mar 2025.

£39.50 / 01925 442345

The Patti Pavilion, Swansea

Fri 2 may 2025, perth concert hall, fri 25 apr 2025.

£36 / 01738 621031

• 19:00 – 21:30

Plaza Bingo Hall, Northwich

£38.50 / 01606 42606

The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh

Fri 24 jan 2025.

£41.25 / 0131 668 2019

Roadmender, Northampton

Fri 17 jan 2025.

£38.50 / 03335 771688

Rock City, Nottingham

Sat 29 mar 2025.

£39.50 / 0115 896 4456

Sheffield University Students' Union

£38.50 / 0114 222 8500

Tramshed, Cardiff

Sat 3 may 2025.

£39.70 / 029 2023 5555

University of East Anglia, Norwich

Fri 28 mar 2025.

£38.50 / 01603 508050

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It was a fucking shambles, I left during the 3rd song (private hell) it was in fact a public hell

I had waited eargerly for months to see The Vapors and From the Jam.. Tickets said doors open 6pm, we stood in the cold and rain until gone 7pm to be let in, then, a band I've waited all my life to see we're substituted by a basic 4 bar band - female vocalist was invisible in the mix, the harmonica was loud enough to summon dolphins...

What happened next was something I've never witnessed at a gig, and I've seem Slayer etc, but I was surrounded by 50-60 years old, all thinking they were 16 again, all extremely drunk and abusing myself and everyone around them

It was holy unnaceptable and only wish I could sue the venue

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As per usual From the Jam never fail to ignite a crowd and have them dangling like puppets singing and bouncing to the high impact tunes made famous over the years. Bruce Foxtons face beams when he surveys the crowd during a rousing rendition of Eton Rifles. I have seen from the jam numerous times and travelled great distances for the pleasure. Russel is passionate about the sings and does perform them to a high standard but always leaves me wishing wishing it was Weller back up there thrashing away. Nevertheless well worth the travel and money and leaves you on a high singing tube station and the likes all the way home. Great night guys cya next time.

The gig was my partners 1st ever and we enjoyed it immensely, I seen Bruce Foxton with both The Jam and Stiff Lityle Fingers and now From The Jam

The boys started off slowly which the audience didn't warm to but once in their groove they rattled off chune after chune. It wasnt pogotastic as the age of the audience would have had the local ambulance service ferrying us all to a&e with broken hips as the

A Bomb was played brilliantly got everyone warmed up was Strange Town and When Your Young

Really enjoyed the venue, group and night and for popping r lasses concert cherry

Dreadful! I've seen the Jam 10 tens including their final concert and From the Jam we're really embaressing. Ultra wooden Bruce Foxton looked his age, but worse was the singer. Silly high pitched voice trying to an impression of Weller. Awful! Drummer wasn't playing The Jam drumming either. Worst of all was the sound, turned up far too high after The Selector and very distorted. Loads walked early as we did. The Selector were however incredible and wiped the floor with the junk that is From the Jam.

Not sure what to expect in the absence of Paul Weller would we be getting a better than average cover band ?

What we got was a first class show with a great mix of hits an absolutely top night, great show, great venue. Bruce Foxton has still got it in spades and Russell Hastings does a stellar job as frontman the absence of Paul Weller a distant memory !

Brilliant set from a brilliant band in a brilliant venue ( Roadmender, Northampton). They are mostly high energy with a couple of acoustic numbers thrown in. Foxton is still a master on the bass and Hastings vocals are as good, possibly better than Wellers on some tracks. I would definitely recommend seeing them.

Another great acoustic set from the boys , all the hits kept rolling out with a good crowd , when you're young ,tube station the night ending on raptures with in the city eton rifles and town called malice if you get a chance to see them go

From The Jam are just superb

Great set list From The Jam but it was too loud and spoilt it several people left before the end because they just couldn't put up with the noise. secret Affair who were on first were fantastic why was the volume so loud when from the jam came on a great evening spoilt!

Brilliant from start to finish played all the hits and more. On stage for nearly a hour and a half . The leadmill was bouncing. If you shut your eyes you could easily think it was Weller on stage. 6th time I've seen them can't wait for the 7th!

considering from the jam didn't turn up in can't actually rate them sorry. we were sold tickets based on 2 bands but only one played and no refund or explanation offered by the venue.

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5.0 out of 5 stars *****

01 December 2017

As expected simply the mutts nuts. From The Jam are brilliant giving all the raw energy in every performance. If you haven't seen them live, you haven't lived. Bruce Foxton easily one of the best bass players in the world

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28 December 2017

This is just brilliant! Seen From The Jam Live a few times would recommend this CD to any Jam Fan great quality recording and all the hits you would expect!

Fantastic band live, getting better each year!

09 December 2017

Seen From The Jam every year in Glasgow for the last 10 years. As close to The Jam as you will get. This live CD is fantastic, maybe only 12 classic tracks but every one captures the sheer energy and excitement that is experienced at one of their gigs! Catch them in 2018!

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• Town Called Malice
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