Sun 1 December 2024 7:00pm

The House Of Love

at Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow

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The House of Love + The Primitives

The House Of Love

The House Of Love formed in 1986 in Camberwell, South London and released their first single, Shine On, on Creation Records in May 1987. Two further singles, Real Animal and Christine, appeared before they released their massively acclaimed debut album in June 1988. Signing to Fontana following the release of their debut album, original guitarist Terry Bickers left in 1989, replaced by Simon Walker, before they released their second self–titled album in January 1990. The band released two more albums on Fontana - Babe Rainbow (1992) and Audience With The Mind (1993) - before they eventually disbanded in late 1993. Having released their re-formation album, Days Run Away, in 2005, the House Of Love have continued to play and tour intermittently since, including a 'Don't Look Back' show at London's Koko in 2007.

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The Primitives

Probably best known for their 1988 top 5 hit 'Crash', The Primitives reunited in their hometown of Coventry at the end of 2009, to pay homage to Steve Dullaghan, the group's original bassist. The success of their performance and the public's positive response after more than 17 years away from the spotlight led them to do a UK tour in April 2010 and to play a few shows in Europe and the US. In 2012 they released the album 'Echoes and Rhymes', which ranged from garage to psychedelia, with touches of soul and sunshine pop, as multiple styles came together in a special compilation of obscure female-fronted songs from the Sixties, revisited with all the love and affection and energy of The Primitives.

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