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Shonen Knife live show reviews:

"There are few bands I’ve encountered that are as utterly joyful and life affirming, like their biggest influence [The Ramones] there are few gaps in the set, one track stops and they just launch into the next one, each one a slice of perfection that is even better live than it is in it’s studio form. Buzzcocksian guitar riffs pepper a set that takes from 60’s girl groups and the aforementioned NYC outfit with their own special undefinable ingredient, an innocence and joy that celebrates those small moments that make life worthwhile, they are incomparable...They deliver a set that is just utter joy, each track is delivered with smiles from the stage and a look around the venue just shows utter happiness, no attitudes from band or crowd, everyone is just happy to be here.” Night And Day Cafe, Manchester, UK - 28th April 2023

www.thepunksite.com/reviews/shonen-knife-the-strangerz-live-at-the-night-day-cafe/

"This is amongst my all time favourite live shows. I can’t remember the last time a live band made me quite this fucking happy. Whatever happened tonight needs to be bottled as it would solve all the world’s problems, five stars is not enough to say just how much I enjoyed this show. Please come back soon.” - www.thepunksite.com/reviews/shonen-knife-the-strangerz-live-at-the-night-day-cafe/

"Shonen Knife were fantastic! It’s hard not to have a soft spot for this trio as they played their hearts out. Their tunes are catchy as all hell and if you hadn’t heard of Shonen Knife before the show there’s no doubt you would be converted as a fan.”

https://hifiway.live/2019/10/21/regurgitator-shonen-knife-the-fauves-the-gov-adelaide-19-10-2019-2/

 "Authentic, moving and daft, and the true heirs to the Ramones, Shonen Knife are just great.” - Classic Rock Magazine

Read the Guardian interview:
40 years of Japanese rockers Shonen Knife: ‘Nirvana looked wild – I was so scared!’