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Kasabian - Where Did All The Love Go (live at Le Live De La Sema)

Published 18 August 9 3:33 PM | charlotte

Formed in Leicester, England, in the late 1990s, dance-rock quartet Kasabian hit big with their self-titled debut in 2004. Bearing the marked influence of "baggy" superstars the Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays, Kasabian set themselves apart from many of their neo-post-punk contemporaries with a potent blend of dancefloor rhythms, electronics, and rock 'n' roll swagger. In 2006 they released their second album, EMPIRE, which revealed a more straightforward, classic rock sound.

Filed under: Live, Kasabian, empire, dance rock, electronics, england, baggy, leicester, rock n roll, quartet, le live de la sema, neo post punk, where did all the love go

Kasabian singing Fire in the Radio 1 Live Lounge at Swindon's Big Weekend.

Published 2 June 9 2:13 PM | charlotte

Formed in Leicester, England, in the late 1990s, dance-rock quartet Kasabian hit big with their self-titled debut in 2004. Bearing the marked influence of "baggy" superstars the Stone Roses and the Happy Mondays, Kasabian set themselves apart from many of their neo-post-punk contemporaries with a potent blend of dancefloor rhythms, electronics, and rock 'n' roll swagger. In 2006 they released their second album, EMPIRE, which revealed a more straightforward, classic rock sound.

Filed under: Kasabian, Stone Roses, empire, happy mondays, 1990's, electronics, england, neo-post-punk, baggy, leicester, dancefloor rhythms, radio 1 live lounge, fire, classic rock, swindon big weekend, rock n roll, dance-rock quartet

Stevie Wonder LIVE in Birmingham 8/9/8 For Once In My Life

Published 9 December 8 12:52 PM | charlotte

First date on the European leg of his tour. Filmed on 8/9/8 in Birmingham UK. 'For Once In My Life'. From 12-year-old multi-instrumentalist prodigy to groundbreaking adult songwriter and producer, Stevie Wonder is one of the handful of pop musicians who just about everybody agrees is possessed of genius. His 1960s recordings were great straight-up R&B, but his visionary '70s albums took pop and R&B where they'd never been before, incorporating electronics, reggae, and incredibly...

Filed under: Live, 70's, Stevie Wonder, pop, melodic, reggae, producer, r & b, harmonic, songwriter, multi instrumentalist, european tour, for once in my life, electronics, birmingham