The Week That Was has had 27 concerts.

The Week That Was is most often considered to be Indie, Indie Rock, British, Experimental, and North East England Indie.

The last The Week That Was concert was on September 11, 2009 at Larmer Tree Gardens in Shaftesbury, England, United Kingdom. The bands that performed were: Mumford & Sons / Fleet Foxes / First Aid Kit / Explosions in the Sky / The Tallest Man On Earth / The Heavy / Dirty Projectors / The Horrors / Steve Earle / Neko Case / Blitzen Trapper / Okkervil River / The Dodos / Wye Oak / The Hold Steady / Efterklang / Vetiver / The Low Anthem / Alela Diane / Shearwater / Peter Broderick / Archie Bronson Outfit / J. Tillman / Loney Dear / The Boy Least Likely To / Herman Düne / The Acorn / Laura Gibson / The Leisure Society / Dent May / CHIEF / The Pack A.D. / William Elliott Whitmore / She Keeps Bees / Esben and the Witch / Malcolm Middleton / Josh T. Pearson / Wildbirds & Peacedrums / Charlie Parr / Stardeath and White Dwarfs / Holly Throsby / Magnolia Electric Co. / Brakes / Iain Archer / The Broken Family Band / Richmond Fontaine / Lay Low / Ohbijou / Tiny Vipers / The Duke and the King / Howlin Rain / Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo / Bob Log III / Au / The Mummers / Dan Sartain / Alasdair Roberts / Bob Lind / The Travelling Band / The Whispertown 2000 / Darren Hayman / Beth Jeans Houghton / Babel / Sam Baker / Euros Childs / David Thomas Broughton / T-Model Ford / Sparrow and the Workshop / Get the Blessing / The Lost Brothers / Spokes / The Week That Was / Bear Driver / Zun Zun Egui / Magic Arm / Dan Michaelson and The Coastguards / Motel Motel / This Frontier Needs Heroes / Joe Gideon & The Shark / Soy Un Caballo / The Hand / Drum Eyes / Treecreeper / Twi the Humble Feather / Quack Quack / Huw M / Tenebrous Liar / Stars of Sunday League / Telegrams / Off Ground Touch / The Sliding Rule.