You Me At Six rolled into Sydney on January 26 for what might be the last time, and they certainly made sure no one would forget it.
ith their final tour well underway, this wasn’t just another show—it felt like a moment. The crowd packed in early, buzzing with the weight of knowing this could be the last time. From the first note, the band made it clear they weren’t going out quietly.
They opened with Loverboy, kicking straight into high gear. Josh Franceschi had the crowd locked in immediately, barely needing to sing as fans took over the chorus. Bite My Tongue followed, hitting with the same intensity it did over a decade ago. The energy in the room never dipped, with Reckless and Mixed Emotions keeping things moving at a relentless pace.
The setlist struck the right balance between eras, giving long-time fans plenty to hold onto. Save It for the Bedroom threw things back to the early days, its raw edge still intact, while No Future? Yeah Right hit with a sharper, heavier punch. Take on the World was a clear standout, the entire room singing every word back in one of those rare moments that remind you why live music matters.
The encore was as tight as it was deliberate. Room to Breathe gave the crowd one last moment to let loose before Beautiful Way wrapped things up. No theatrics, no over-the-top goodbyes—just a final, full-force reminder of what made You Me At Six one of the most enduring bands in their scene.
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