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The Undertones
The Undertones are a punk and power pop band formed in Derry, Northern Ireland, in 1974 by vocalist Feargal Sharkey, guitarists John and Damian O'Neill, bassist Michael Bradley and drummer Billy Doherty. Drawing on the Beatles, the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, the band became one of the defining acts of the late-1970s UK punk scene.
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- Oct 2GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowPerformers: The SkidsView details
- Oct 3EdinburghEdinburgh Corn ExchangeView details
- Oct 15NorwichEpic StudiosPerformers: The Beat ft Ranking JrView details
- Oct 16 – Oct 17LeedsProject HouseView details
- Oct 17BirminghamO2 Institute BirminghamPerformers: The BeatView details
- Oct 22 – Oct 23SunderlandThe Fire StationView details
- Oct 23SheffieldFoundry, SheffieldView details
- Oct 24ManchesterO2 Ritz ManchesterPerformers: The Men They Couldn't HangView details
- Nov 13 – Nov 13CardiffTramshedView details
- Nov 14BristolElectric BristolPerformers: Jim BobView details
- Nov 20SouthamptonSouthampton 1865Performers: Ruts D.C.View details
- Nov 21 – Nov 21BrightonChalkView details
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About The Undertones
Their 1978 single 'Teenage Kicks' became a favourite of BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel and remains their best-known song. Studio albums including their self-titled 1979 debut, Hypnotised (1980), which reached number six on the UK chart, Positive Touch (1981) and The Sin of Pride (1983) showed the band expanding from punk into pop and soul-influenced territory.
The Undertones split in 1983 after Sharkey left to pursue other projects, including the band The Assembly and a solo career. They reformed in 1999 with new vocalist Paul McLoone and have continued to tour and record since.