Oh, good day — this one’s a proper “very busy pub” gig, and I wanted you to see what it’s actually like before I even get properly going. I’m setting up in a noisy room, shifting the phone around for a better angle and signal, and doing the glamorous pre-show routine: plugging in the steamer, taking a couple of deep breaths, and trying to get my voice to cut through a packed British pub. Steaming feels weird, but it genuinely helps — it hydrates the vocal chords and lungs, and on nights like this I’ll take any advantage I can get. Once we’re rolling, it’s wall-to-wall tunes and crowd energy: singalongs, requests, and those moments where you can tell the room’s ready to go “full dance set” later. We do everything from indie/pub classics to big party stuff, even a Happy Birthday for Amy, and I’m chatting between songs about what’s coming next and how the night’s going to build. I also take a proper break mid-stream (about 20-ish minutes) to steam again and reset, because we’ve got more sets to come and it’s going to get manic — the kind of night where Backstreet Boys, S Club, NSYNC, Steps… all that cheesy gold is absolutely on the cards.