The Bambi Slam Concert History

Around the mid to late eighties, a band of Canadian and British origin by the name of The Bambi Slam came to the fore in the indie music scene. Basing their punk-themed rock and silky layered harmonies on influences from various bands including The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Bambi Slam took this genre and added, quite defiantly, young Linda Miller on cello, bringing a softer approach to their subjects and a feminine side to their boyish, moody front.

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Fields of the Nephilim / Mary My Hope / The Bambi Slam on Jun 3, 1989 [881-small]

Fields of the Nephilim / Mary My Hope / The Bambi Slam
Jun 3, 1989
 London, England, United Kingdom
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Credit: Steve Gray

Fields of the Nephilim / Mary My Hope / The Bambi Slam on Jun 3, 1989 [389-small]

Fields of the Nephilim / Mary My Hope / The Bambi Slam
Jun 3, 1989
 London, England, United Kingdom
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The Cult / The Bambi Slam on Mar 17, 1987 [688-small]

The Cult / The Bambi Slam
Mar 17, 1987
 Brighton, England, United Kingdom
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1989 2 concerts
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