“Live Review: The Sixx Ignite Brighton with a Blazing Debut at The Prince Albert”

“Their set—twelve brand-new tracks plus a fiery cover of Tom Petty’s Breakdown—showcased a band already brimming with identity. Blending emotional ballads with punchy, anthemic pop-rock, The Sixx explored themes of love, heartbreak, regret, and alienation with a confidence that suggests they’ve lived every lyric. It’s clear their influences run deep—there’s the heartland storytelling of Tom Petty, the rich harmonies and melodic sensibilities of Fleetwood Mac, and a dash of that Americana warmth that gives their sound a timeless, road-worn feel.

Among the standout moments was ‘Have Faith In Me’; the follow-up single to ‘Shadows’, which has been gaining solid radio traction. Meanwhile, ‘Oil and Water’; was a showstopper—this beautifully crafted ballad about not blending in has already been recognized as Track of the Week on drive-time radio shows, and last night’s performance proved exactly why. The song’s delicate yet soaring arrangement, reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac’s more reflective moments, had the crowd spellbound.”

My Global Mind, 14/03/2025, by Louise Phillips