Screamadelica memories. Hats off to my bloody valentine for being so unbelievably amazing and dedicating their first Dublin show in 33 years to Mani last night. #ManiForever
Due to popular demand, Manic Street Preachers have added a second show at Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre.
The band now play the venue on October 22 and October 21. Tickets on sale this Friday, May 29.
Your reminder that if West Ham are relegated today, then next season will be the first season in the entire 138-year history of the English top flight without a team beginning with the letter W.
I'm an absolute tit. I live 15km from Ghent Been to loads of gigs there mostly in the dark of night. First time there in broad daylight. Fucking astounding place.The whole city is full of astounding buildings. Do yourself a favour and book a holiday in Ghent
Fuck Brugge and their expensive prices. Ghent is 10 times better
@senhormorris@Manics@hayfestival Love the review. Nicky gave a great quote recently about how A Design for Life was a reaction against Britpop’s “Benny Hillification” of the working classes. I immediately thought of the Country House video when I read that!
@indierob9 1. Nirvana
2. Sonic Youth
3. Beastie Boys
4. Iggy & The Stooges
5. The Fall
6. The Stone Roses
7. The Buzzcocks
8. Pere Ubu
9. Television
10. The Specials
30 years ago today, Manic Street Preachers released ‘Everything Must Go’.
From ‘A Design For Life’ and ‘Kevin Carter’ through to the title track itself, the album became a landmark moment in the band’s story and one of the defining British records of the 90s.
Watch a storming version of ‘Everything Must Go’ performed live at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium in 1999 via the band’s official YouTube channel: https://t.co/jI6xGXY3Pc
Celebrating 30 years today of these two iconic records in the history of Welsh music 🏴
Both @superfurry "Fuzzy Logic" and @Manics "Everything Must Go" were welcomed into the world on the 20th May 1996 and have remained firm shop faves ever since ♥️