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Barenaked Ladies: Canadian Alternative Rock band, Barenaked Ladies have been together since 1998.
Jim Creegan, Kevin Hearn, Ed Robertson and Tyler Stewart are collectively BNL or BnL to their fans.
The band has achieved huge worldwide success with their individual style of rock, witty rap and comedic improvisations.
Best known for singles such as 'If I had $1,000,000' and 'One Week', they have won multiple Juno Awards and seen many Grammy nominations.
They recently recorded the theme to TV's 'The Big Bang Theory' (CBS) and have amongst their famous fan base Sir Paul McCartney.
Barenaked Ladies: Barenaked Ladies appearing for a live gig at Leeds Academy on the 17 Sep 10. Dont miss this live event taking place in Leeds, Yorkshire.
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Barenaked Ladies at O2 Acadamy Leeds in Leeds, Yorkshire on Friday, 17 September 2010.
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