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The Wonder Stuff
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Premières parties: Inspiral Carpets
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- Cardiff, United KingdomThe Great Hall - Cardiff University Students' UnionArtistes: Inspiral CarpetsVoir les détails
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- Norwich, United KingdomUEAVoir les détails
- Lincoln, United KingdomThe Engine ShedVoir les détails
- Wolverhampton, United KingdomUniversity of Wolverhampton at The Civic HallVoir les détails
- Liverpool, United KingdomLiverpool OlympiaVoir les détails
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Dates suivies par Wanderistan pour The Wonder Stuff, d'après les billetteries et les salles — à venir : 11, passées : 3. The Wonder Stuff peut jouer d'autres dates qui ne figurent pas encore ici ; consultez la page officielle de la tournée pour le calendrier complet.
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À propos de The Wonder Stuff
The Wonder Stuff are an English alternative rock band from Stourbridge, West Midlands, formed on 19 March 1986 around singer and guitarist Miles Hunt.
The Wonder Stuff are an English alternative rock band from Stourbridge, West Midlands, formed on 19 March 1986 around singer and guitarist Miles Hunt. The original lineup included Malcolm Treece on guitar, Rob "The Bass Thing" Jones on bass, and Martin Gilks on drums; both Jones and Gilks later died, in 1993 and 2006 respectively.
Signed to Polydor Records in 1987, the band released four studio albums through the early 1990s that all reached the UK top 20: The Eight Legged Groove Machine (1988), Hup (1989), Never Loved Elvis (1991), and Construction for the Modern Idiot (1993). Their only UK number one, "Dizzy," was a 1991 collaboration with comedian Vic Reeves, and the band notched 17 top-20 singles overall before splitting after headlining the 1994 Phoenix Festival.
Hunt pursued solo projects and hosted MTV Europe's 120 Minutes during the band's hiatus before reforming The Wonder Stuff for a London show in December 2000. The reunited band released further albums including Escape from Rubbish Island (2004) and Suspended by Stars (2006), and returned to the UK top 40 with 30 Goes Around the Sun (2016).
The band, now featuring Hunt alongside violinist Erica Nockalls and former Clash drummer Pete Howard, remains active, mixing anniversary performances of its classic albums with new material such as Better Being Lucky (2019).