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SUMMARY:The Boo Radleys
LOCATION:Lewes Con Club
DESCRIPTION:The Boo Radleys' journey began in 1988 when childhood friends S
 ice\, Tim and guitarist Martin Carr formed the band in Wallasey\, England.
  From the raw\, noise-heavy debut Ichabod and I (1990) and the melodic sho
 egaze masterpiece Everything's Alright Forever (1992)\, established them a
 s vital contributors to the UK indie scene. But it was 1993's Giant Steps
 \, named NME's Album of the Year\, that announced them as genuine visionar
 ies\, fusing shoegaze with psychedelia\, dub reggae\, jazz\, and Beach Boy
 s-influenced harmonies.\n\nThe band achieved their commercial peak with 19
 95's chart-topping Wake Up!\, a UK number one album\, featuring the hit si
 ngle "Wake Up Boo!" which reached number 9 on the UK Singles Chart. Yet ev
 en at the height of Britpop fever\, they remained restless.\n\nThat ethos 
 drove them to release 1996's C'mon Kids\, which “scared away 100\,000 fa
 ns” and which became Tom White of The Electric Soft Parade's "all-time f
 avourite album." Their 1998 swan song Kingsize\, sophisticated\, electroni
 c-tinged\, and commercially underperforming\, closed their initial chapter
  before they quietly disbanded in 1999.\n\nAfter 23 years apart\, The Boo 
 Radleys reunited in 2021 as a trio\, with Martin Carr choosing not to part
 icipate. What could have been a nostalgic retreat instead became a creativ
 e rebirth.\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/6dl5qb-the-boo-radleys-13th-n
 ov-lewes-con-club-lewes-tickets
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