Razorlight kicked off a series of gigs this week (19 July) to get the celebrations of Q's 25th birthday underway.
Johnny Borrell and his new look band played an intimate show London's Concrete for competition winners, marking the first of the Q25 in association with BlackBerry gigs which will be taking place at the venue over the next few months.
Head to the special Q25 website now for reviews and reports from the night, including one from comptition winner Paul Bingley who was a Q reporter from the evening, and see our Razorlight picture gallery now.
Plus stay tuned to the Q25 website for the announcement of the next gig, how to win tickets, and plenty of video interviews with the likes of Plan B, Elbow and many more.
10:40 AM | 21/07/2011
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