Sportique's 2002 Concert & Tour History

Sportique's 2002 Concert History

Sportique were an indie super-group, fronted by Gregory Webster of the Razorcuts, with Mark Flunder from the Television Personalities and Rob Pursey and Amelia Fletcher from Heavenly. Debut single "The Kids Are Solid Gold" made John Peel's Festive Fifty in 1998, and was followed by an album "Black Is A Very Popular Colour" in March 1999 on Matinée Recordings.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Sep 07, 2002	Butterflies Of Love / Sportique	The Spitz	London, England, United Kingdom
Jul 24, 2002 – Jul 25, 2002	Mitt bästa liv Didi & Dexter / Blood Music / Milkman / Mobile Unit Seven / Meta Band / Nixon / Speedwax / Tender Trap / Dennis Driscoll / Ubba / Dr. Higgins / Funday Mornings / Action Biker / The state of Samuel / Naimi / Ha ha ha of Katsuma / Dtakers / Each of me / Dorotea / Horsemen / Free Loan Investments / Darren Hanlon / Aerospace / Log Cabin / Ketch / Sportique / Pipas / Boyracer Show all bands Photos	Ljungnäsvillan	Kalmar, Sweden