The danger with anniversary shows is that they can become purely a way of monetising nostalgia. This was not a problem with the Undertones, who played Leeds as part of their 50th anniversary tour on 16 October. Although they played the hits (Teenage Kicks, Jump Boys, etc), they peppered unreleased material and deeper cuts into the setlist. The band was not asking us to remember how great the 70s were, but to appreciate their music on its own merit.