Feeder Tickets

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Item: Feeder
Rating: 5
Author: Alan Mac

Feeder Tickets

Recently announced: Supporting Catfish And The Bottlemen + You Me At Six + Feeder + Yonaka Singleton Park, Swansea

Saturday 23rd May 2020 Gates at: 15:00

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Feeder Fan Reviews (8) 4.9

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"Amazing 15 years on!!"

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Feeder, Roundhouse, London - 23rd November 2019

My husband and I saw them originally 15 years ago. Last night was amazing and better than the first time! You cannot beat the old tracks though! Definitely value for money ... nearly a full two hour set. Loved it! Thank you xxx

Posted anonymously on 24/11/2019

"An unforgettable experience"

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Feeder, Roundhouse, London - 23rd November 2019

One of the best concerts I've attended. I had so much fun, I was still buzzing from it the next day. The hugely talented artiste connected with crowd and played their biggest hits. Every second of my time spent there was entertaining. Even the opening artiste was very entertaining.

Posted by Eyezeak on 24/11/2019

"One of the best gigs I've ever been too, a real unforgettable experience feeder put on a great show"

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Feeder, Roundhouse, London - 22nd November 2019

Feeder played amazingly, better that their 20th anniversary show and the atmosphere was electric and it was a real good time with the light shows and confetti was a real spectacle

Posted by T on 23/11/2019

"Smashed it!"

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Feeder, Albert Hall, Manchester - 17th November 2019

Smashed it in general, crowd was booming every song was on point! Underrated 👏🏻

Posted by Kean on 18/11/2019

"Absolutely fantastic gig..."

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Feeder, O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford - 4th November 2019

Brilliant band...great set...great audience participation...fantastic performance...and they played the majority of their new album...a proper rock band performing at the top of their game...
The venue is pretty small and everyone was absolutely crammed...probably helped the atmosphere but surprised considering the popularity of Feeder...this being said not many other venue’s in Oxford would do them justice...

Posted by Alan Mac on 05/11/2019

Feeder are known for their high octane up beat songs with infectious catchy choruses fuelled by fuzzed up guitars. The Newport based band have released eight studio albums and clocked up a over 180 weeks in the charts with both their singles and albums.

The grungtastic pop rock band have announced new upcoming dates. Feeder will play O2 Academy Oxford and Rock City at Nottingham during November 2019.

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Guitarist and singer Grant Nichols had been working as a producer when he moved to London. He formed the electronic band with friend drummer Jon Lee initially called Temper Temper which then became Raindancer. The band met with little success until a line-up change brought in bassist Taka Hirose prompting the name change to Feeder.

Feeder released demos before their debut EP Swim which was soon championed by Kerrang! who gave away a free cassette titled Two Tracker with their magazine. Their support continued with the release of their 1997 debut album Polythene which produced with #24 single High.

Their second album was entitled Yesterday Went Too Soon and released in 1999. The album marked a growth in the band’s maturity with songs reaching greater lyrics depth and exploring a wider range of styles. The single Insomnia earned them their first appearance on Top Of The Pops.

Their breakthrough moment came with the release of the album Echo Park in 2001. Produced by Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters, Echo & The Bunnymen), the record would be a perfect fusion of grunged up distorted guitars and pop friendly hooks. It featured the singles Turn, Seven Days In The Sun and (arguably) their signature song Buck Rogers. The album reached #8 in the charts and has subsequently been certified Platinum.

Tragically, their sense of triumph was cut short due to Lee taking his own life. The band retreated from the public eye, only to return after the completion of the album Comfort In Sound in 2002. The album was more reflective than previous work and clearly acted as a means of catharsis for the surviving members who were temporarily joined by Skunk Anansie drummer Mark Richardson.

Feeder have carried on recording new material, releasing the albums Pushing The Senses, Silent Cry, Renegades, Generation Freakshow and All Bright Electric which reach ever greater audiences.
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