Massive in their home country, yet relatively unheralded here, JBT are still one of the best nights out you can have. Rockier than on previous visits (reflecting the style of the new album), the band played for well over two hours, fitting in drum and bass solos that, although long, never outstayed their welcome. Previously, John has spent the bulk of his set seated, but this time he was up from the get-go, switching from acoustic guitar, to banjo, to electric, with fluidity and ease. This adds a new dynamic to the set and the variation ensures the set never drags. Indeed, John's solo section, including the beautiful 'Ocean', made a welcome contrast to the rockier beginning and the funkier, drum-propelled climax. The set culminated in the beautiful, singalong, 'Peaches & Cream' from 'Sunrise Over Sea' before a long, rousing encore with - yes - another drum solo (involving the whole trio) before we left, exhausted and sated. Come back soon John - two years is too long.