The Feeling, The Hospital, London
The intimate set for competition winners sees the band treat everyone to an unexpected cover version that could've gone horribly wrong.

Paul Weller, Koko, London
Weller is up for fun tonight, and transforms 'Wild Wood' with its dub slant. 'You Do Something To Me' is kept in its original moving and tender form, thankfully.

Radiohead, Victoria Park, London
Lesser bands would lose an audience by being so disconnected, but Radiohead seem to enthrall you by being so.

Goldfrapp, Birmingham Symphony Hall
The venue struggles to give the band's sexier, rocky number the reception they deserve.

House Of Brothers, Kro Bar, Manchester
Closer 'Oh Please Let Me Sleep' lives up to its name, with Jackson's frail, yet commanding, vocals easing the crowd off into the early hours of Saturday morning.

Elbow, Royal Festival Hall, London
'Starlings' is as showy as it should be, trumpets blazing from the band members, the guys at the sound desk and some sneakily placed contributors in the boxes.

Hadouken!, Electric Ballroom, London
Many people have written the band off as one album wonders but a blistering live rendition of 'Declaration Of War' proves they know how to rock as much as rave.

Girls Aloud, O2, London
Never mind that original banter and individual personality is lacking, the chemistry and magic is all there in the spectacle of the show.

Nada Surf, KOKO, London
Another sold out show must be adding confidence to the New Yorkers - soon they may actually do a whole UK tour.

We Are Scientists, Southampton Guildhall
The banter felt quite rehearsed tonight and the last thing the band want to become is performing monkeys.