The dream of a dynamic, low-tax Britain may now be dead for a generation as the technocratic blob tightens its grip on our crumbling institutions, but I’m delighted to report that, despite the adversity, the British public retains its impeccable taste.

A portion of that small chunk of its earnings over which it maintains some control and can still spend as it chooses, it has chosen to spend in London’s vibrant West End at a Dominic Frisby and the Gilets Jaunes concert on November 23rd at Brasserie Zedel. So much so that said gig has just one seat remaining.

Seeing the economics of the situation, the entrepreneurial folk behind the scenes at Crazy Coqs/Brasserie Zedel have taken the initiative and added another date - this one on November 24.

What does this mean for you?

It translates as this: we've added another show at Crazy Coqs on November 24 at 7pm. That'll be me and the Gilets Jaunes and lots of comic songs in one of the nicest venues in town for this kind of thing (right next to Piccadilly Circus).

It’s going to be (another) fab night - and I hope to see you there.

Onwards to victory!