Neck Deep, 2000trees Festival LIVE REVIEW: The last time that Neck Deep took to the stage at 2000trees was back in 2016, in the heart of their life-changing ‘Life’s Not Out To Get You’ era. In the years that have followed, their position at the peak of the British pop-punk pyramid has only become more sensationally secure, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t still approach every occasion with the same desire to prove themselves, even if they have already won. And in closing out 2000trees for another year, a special show in a period of solace spent largely away from the stage, they do a sterling job of demonstrating once more why they are the crème de la crème. They also use the occasion to bring out some old favourites for a rare spin. From an emotive ‘Where Do We Go When We Go’ to a gooey-eyed ‘She’s a God’, a shimmering ‘When You Know’ to a rollicking ‘Crushing Grief (No Remedy)’, the sheer depth of quality within the band’s arsenal is truly astonishing, and the joy reverberating ...