Slowdive Tickets

Slowdive - Legendary Shoegazers Blast Back

One of the frontrunners of the shoegazing strand of the indie scene which preceded Britpop, these influential rockers returned to the live circuit after a near 20-year absence in 2014. Although never denting the upper echelons of the charts, albums such as Just for a Day and Souvlaki have proved key touchpoints for generations of boundary-pushing musicians.

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Slowdive Biography - Influential Indie Rockers

This mysterious indie outfit formed in 1989 when a dreamy shoegaze sound was the order of the day on the cultish Thames Valley music scene. Headed up by red-haired Rachel Goswell on lead vocals, the band went through line-up transitions in their first few months before experimenting in the recording studio. The promising group demonstrated a wealth of artistic and instrumental, creating a dreamy song catalogue consisting of floating harmonies and rippling guitar effects. They spent their first year after signing to iconic label Creation rubbing shoulders with like-minded bands like Lush, Blur and Swervedriver before releasing their Holding Our Breath EP, which paved the way for their debut album Just for a Day in 1991. The record soared into the indie Top 10 but the shoegaze sound was beginning to fall out of favour, with the dawn of Britpop close behind.

Their three albums, including Brian Eno produced Souvlaki and their third record Pygmalion, are now counted as classics and over the last couple of decades, tracks like 'Morningrise' and 'Catch the Breeze' have garnered cult status among indie fans. Purchase Slowdive tickets now at StubHub and see them on stage for the first time in two decades in 2014.

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