Question by ClassAct: Who were the support band for Stereophonics at their Cambridge corn exchange gig ?
I went to see stereophonics live recently in cambridge at the corn exchange and I liked the support band But I cant seem to find out who they were anywhere!
Best answer:
Answer by captain futility
a band called blackmarket
http://www.last.fm/music/Blackmarket
Question by italianbutt: stereophonics……?
Hey guys just got tickets to go and see the phoncs, havent seen em since Tin the Park years and years ago. I love the bands old stuff and first three albulms but after that I wasnt so sure. Anyone been to their gigs recently and do they still play some old tunes from the performance and cocktails and previous albums?
Cheers guys :O) x
Best answer:
Answer by valleysrabbit
I havent been but i see Kelly and Stuart all the time cos I work in Cwmaman Institute so whenever their not on tour their in there where it all began! So yeah i know they still play a lot of the old stuff because most of it is about Cwmaman and the bar i work in!
People never believe me when i say i know them personally but it’s true! My friends bf is really good friends with kelly and has been all his life and my other friend used to go out with Stuart!
“Dakota” is a song by the Welsh band Stereophonics. It was the first single from their fifth studio album Language. Sex. Violence. Other? and was released on February 28, 2005. It was the first Stereophonics single to reach #1 on the UK Singles Chart or to chart on the US Modern Rock Tracks chart. The song spent a total of 20 weeks on the UK singles chart, and it also topped the download chart, remaining on the chart for 22 weeks, half of which were spent in the top 10. The single received good reviews, James Masterton calling it the single of the year. “Dakota” was the first Stereophonics single to achieve success on alternative rock radio stations in the United States, and as such represents their American breakthrough single.[citation needed] Before “Dakota”, no Stereophonics single had charted on any rock charts in the US After its release in February, the single steadily gained ground on US alternative rock radio. However, since the Stereophonics lacked a fanbase or previous popular success in America, the single was at a great disadvantage and was initially added to very few station playlists. Nevertheless, the popularity of the song and its championing by such stations as WBCN led “Dakota” slowly to gain airplay and playlist adds across the country over a period of many months. It became one of the 50 most-played songs in the US by mid-May 2005. However, the song lingered just within the top 50 for months and seemed destined to just miss the Modern Rock Tracks …