Peaches at Oval Space 9 November 2016

            Freaky Canadian raunch queen Peaches’ outrageous gig last year at The Electric Ballroom was one of my cultural highlights of 2015. So when the kinky ambisexual electro-punk diva returned to London (at the intimate Oval Space in East London) for a sold-out two-night engagement, my ass was there! (Pal and I went on the first night so we could be there for Peaches’ big opening – insert your own joke!). How amazing to see Peaches in such a small venue: Pal and I were right up front, with Peaches and her two boy-girl gyrating backing dancers crotch-thrusting right in our faces! It was a night of joyous, life-affirming sleaze, with Peaches performing her stark, grinding electro-punk in various stages of semi-nudity (loads of boobage and buttage was on display, male and female).  Each song was a piece of wild performance art complete with multiple costume changes. Peaches was in fierce, belting voice throughout (in perfect tune even when crowd-surfing or cavorting in a giant inflatable penis suspended over the audience). Seeing Peaches in concert is comparable to when you see Grace Jones: afterwards you can’t stop babbling, “Wasn’t she amazing?!” Peaches apparently turned 50 on this UK tour. Suffice to say, present-day Peaches is filthy, fabulous and 50. Now sing along with me: “At the dawn of the Summer I give birth to a bad girl / without a motherfuckin' epidural …” The beautiful crisp photos are by Pal. The photos with rubbish ones are mine (my camera couldn’t cope with the smoke machine!).
   

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