Mallory Knox and Mikey Chapman made their long-awaited return to London for the ‘Asymmetry’ 10-year anniversary tour with support from Call Me Amour and Gürl.

Images by by Niamh Louise (niamhlouphotos) | 23rd Oct 2024

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After a long five-year hiatus from the London stage — seven if you count the last time all five original members performed together — Mallory Knox made their highly anticipated return to London for a second night of chaos after tearing down Camden’s Electric Ballroom two nights before. Joining the Cambridge crew were Isle of Man’s Call Me Amour and Gürl, opening the stage for a powerful comeback.

Despite the time away, the band’s sold-out show and the enthusiastic response from fans made it feel as if they had never left. After making their grand return to the live scene earlier this year at Slam Dunk Festival this tour was all about revisiting and celebrating the anniversary of their 2014 release, Asymmetry.

But the celebrations would have to wait until Call Me Amour took to the stage to steal the show. Being no strangers to the London scene it was clear from the get go that frontman Harry Redford was ready to give it his all and give headliners Knox a run for their money. Wasting no time in kicking things off with Happy Hell, Redford provided a healthy dose of heavy to tonights set, cementing themselves as the perfect choice to support Mallory Knox, and giving fans both new and old a chance to see how far the band have come in the past year. With a polished set and surprise guest appearance of Mikey Chapman for ‘Good Day‘ Call Me Amour have proved that they are well on their way up with 2025 looking like it could be their biggest and boldest yet!

For those who missed Mallory Knox on this leg of the tour, you can check out the full gallery below. You can also catch them at their newly announced hometown show in Cambridge this December or supporting their friends You Me At Six on their farewell tour in March.

Mallory Knox

Call Me Amour