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Kaiser Chiefs: Although best known through their seat in Alternative Music's class of 2005, Kaiser Chiefs originally began life as the less successful Parva in 1996.
Their reinvention a decade later saw them take the country by storm, and with the combined song writing talents of Nick Hodgson and the natural stage presence of front-man Ricky Wilson they showed that they were a force to be taken seriously - despite their tongue-in-cheek attitude and songs such 'Everyday I Love you Less and Less'.
After Mercury nominated debut 'Employment' the band went on to three more album, their latest - 'The Future is Medieval' revolutionised album formatting by allowing fans to chose their own track-listing by picking their favourite songs from their website.
In 2012 Kaiser Chiefs will be showcasing this album on a twenty-one date tour across the UK from January 27th through February.
Expect latest single 'Little Shocks' and anthems like 'Oh My God' and 'Angry Mob' as they show why they are such highly regarded festival favourites.
Kaiser Chiefs: Kaiser Chiefs at O2 Academy Newcastle live on Tuesday, 14 February 2012 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland. For tickets to see Kaiser Chiefs at O2 Academy Newcastle, see the list of ticket prices.
Kaiser Chiefs at O2 Academy in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland on Tuesday, 14 February 2012.
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