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Babybird: Formed in the nineties during the Britpop era, Babybird - creation by Stephen Jones - became a band with a career of highs and lows.
The biggest high came in 1996 with their single 'You're Gorgeous', which became one of the highest rated songs of the year - just by reading the name it is probably already stuck in your head.
From then they hit a bit of a decline, their music was still regarded - "The F word" becoming the obvious choice for Gordon Ramsey's TV show theme - but the success was limited and the band split.
Reforming in 2005, they went on to rise again, the success of 2010's 'Ex-Maniac' was given a helping hand through collaboration and video direction by Johnny Depp, and now they are preparing to release 'The Pleasures of Self Destruction'.
To mark this release, Babybird will be touring the UK from January 27th to February 11th, from London across the country and finally back in London again in Leicester Square.
Babybird: Babybird will be performing live concert at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut venue in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on the 18 Mar 10.
This is sure to be a popular event, so book your tickets early to guarantee your attendance. To find out more about this event at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, or for details of other events, concerts, performances or gigs, contact the King Tuts Wah Wah Hut box office/information line on 0141 221 5279.
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Babybird at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, Lanarkshire on Thursday, 18 March 2010.
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