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90’s Britpop Tribute band, playing all the classics from an iconic music period!

Kent/London
Joined August 2011
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Up next we play @CoolBritFest, we really can’t wait to go back!! See you there folks 🤟🏻 #britpop #90s #supportlivemusic @wearejames @thecoralband @Sleepertweeting @TheQuill @TheBluetones @DodgyUK @jowhiley 🍻🎶 ⛺️
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Celebrating 30 years of Flying 🦋
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30 years ago today we played on this mammoth lineup at Knebworth #knebworth #oasis
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BACK AGAIN😍 Introducing the ‘90s city series 🔑👟 set bringing you: LONDON🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 DUBLIN 🇮🇪 GLASGOW 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 LIVE ON OUR WEBSITE NOW👇 footysubculture.co.uk/produc… As always, RT’s massively appreciated people🫶 Thank you x
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Maggie May, originally performed by Rod Stewart, released as part of the special edition of Modern Life is Rubbish.
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Tickets booked can’t wait
#Manichester will be so special. Thanks to @madchester_mdcr & all those putting this together xxx I performed at Diecast Mcr with the @MancCamerata orchestra, last year & it’s a stunning venue. Please don’t ask for list. This is for Mani & Imelda and their boys. 🕊️🕊️
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Happy birthday North Country Boy Released on March 24th 1997 - a banger then and still a banger today
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Released #onthisday 30 years ago. PULP • Something Changed
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I've curated this. Manchester May 30th. Tickets available soon from madchester.com MEN article here: manchestereveningnews.co.uk/…
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Tonight we play Arch2 Windsor..on stage at 9.30 Last few tickets available #britpop #90s #supportlivemusic
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Released #onthisday 1n 1996 Ocean Colour Scene ● The Riverboat Song Is there a song that evokes more mid nineties memories than this ? Tune.
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Released #onthisday in 1995 Supergrass ● Mansize Rooster From the debut album ● I Should Coco
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Skinhead/ tramlines/ Bill McCai somewhere in Holland (?), ‘03
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🇾🇪 We’re here ready for Gene Mounfield to lead the team with Bruno. About to cry ❤️🤍🖤
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Next week we play @peltonarms Greenwich..free entry..see you there ✌🏻 🇬🇧
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January 1994, Can't Get Out Of Bed was released as the lead single to our third studio album Up To Our Hips!
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On TFI Friday in 1996, Suede perform “Beautiful Ones” with the glossy confidence that marked their Britpop peak. The track appears on their 1996 album Coming Up, built around a driving beat, bright synth lines and Brett Anderson’s sharp, celebratory delivery. This appearance captures the band in full stride, bringing the song’s rush straight to the TV stage.
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Next week we play @peltonarms Greenwich..free entry..see you there ✌🏻 🇬🇧
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Beetlebum, directed by Sophie Muller The music video is available to watch in 4K on Youtube. youtube.com/watch?v=WAXnqjUf…
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Blur perform Stereotypes on Top of the Pops in 1996, the lead single from their album The Great Escape. The track reached number 7 on the UK Singles Chart and continued the band’s sharp social commentary, satirising suburban life and British class habits. With its punchy chorus and upbeat delivery masking darker observations, Stereotypes became a key part of Blur’s mid-90s Britpop run and a regular feature of their live sets during the era.
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