Since I Saw You Last Tour Since I Saw You Last Tour The Since I Saw You Last Tour was a concert tour by British singer-songwriter Gary Barlow in support of his fourth studio album Since I Saw You Last. The tour saw Barlow play some of the biggest arenas in the UK and Ireland performing both Take That and his solo material from his career spanning over 20 years as well as his new material. Due to overwhelming demand, Barlow added a further four dates to the tour after the concert sold out less than 10 minutes after going on sale. A DVD of the
Since I Left You "Since I Left You". The fourth award win was for the related single, "Frontier Psychiatrist" as Breakthrough Artist – Single. Christian Ward of "NME" hailed it as "a joyous, kaleidoscopic masterpiece of sun-kissed disco-pop", and Andy Battaglia from "The A.V. Club" called it "a psychedelic disco fry-up", while Andy Kellman of AllMusic called it one of the most intimate and emotional dance records that is not vocal-based. Marc Savlov of "The Austin Chronicle" found the album as surprising as "Primal Scream's life-changing "Screamadelica" was a decade ago. It's downright shocking how fun this is". "Pitchfork"s Matt LeMay credited The Avalanches