Concert Review: The Script Freedom Child Tour at Ziggo Dome

The Script carries inspiring show with a trace of Ireland to Amsterdam
Its a well known fact that The Script is amazingly famous in the Netherlands. The Irish band sold out the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam two evenings in succession this time around. Amid their ongoing visit to The Voice Holland, their collection got a gold affirmation. Enough motivation to celebrate with the Dutch fans amid their Freedom Child visit!
The show begins with a video of a cluster of individuals perusing out articulations about what opportunity intends to them, obviously alluding to the title of their latest record. Not long after the window ornament falls and the band opens with hit single 'Superheroes' taken from their past collection No Sound Without Silence. Lead vocalist Danny O'Donoghue wears an eye-getting red cowhide shirt with the Freedom Child logo on it. The three piece comprises of Danny, guitarist Mark Sheehan and drummer Glen Power. This evening they get help from a bass player and keyboardist.
After 'Shake The World' the show runs easily into 'Paint The Town Green' for which a walking band turns out and green confetti flies around the field. The Ziggo Dome illuminates in green! You can remove the band from Ireland, yet you can't remove Ireland from the band and it was St. Patrick's Day this end of the week all things considered!
All their greatest hits are played today, from a cozy, acoustic form of 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved' to 'Nothing'. They spared their greatest tunes for when they advanced toward the mainstage while the group consistently has their arms open to question while chiming in at full power. The folks of The Script live for the cooperation with their fans much to the pleasure in the female fans who all appear to really like Danny.
Hit 'In the event that You Could See Me Now' is without a doubt one of the greatest songs of devotion of the night Danny still hits every one of the notes with a similar enthusiasm. Amid 'Out of the blue' he happens behind the console to flaunt some a greater amount of his musicality. What takes after is the enormous astonishment of the night. The band leaves the stage and all of a sudden appears in one of the situated regions. Danny takes one of the seats, strolls around, tastes from somebody's lager and conveys an immaculate version of 'The Energy Never Dies'. Notwithstanding performing amidst their group is by all accounts easy for these folks!
Rejoined on the huge stage they perform 'Rain' and a choir comprising of everybody in the Ziggo Dome participate. For the reprise they play out 'No Good In Goodbye' and 'Breakeven' to complete things off with most likely their greatest hit to date 'Lobby of Fame', for which the guitarist goes up against the raps by will.i.am. The band thanks their fans for a unique night and with the Dutch banner around their shoulders they say their farewells. The Netherlands adores The Script, yet judging by their vitality and eagerness, The Script cherishes The Netherlands the same amount of!