Charles Stewart's Concert Archive

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Charles Stewart has 1 Senseless Things concert.

The Senseless Things were a successful indie punk band who were popular in the UK in the early 1990's. The Senseless Things formed in 1987 in Twickenham London. The band consisted of Mark Keds on guitar and vocals, Ben Harding on guitar and vocals, Cass Browne on drums and Morgan Nicholls on bass. The early band's sound was characterised by a Ramones-like barrage of fast melodic pop - punk singles and energetic stage shows. The early singles were...

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Date Concert Venue Location
Jun 26, 1992 –
Jun 28, 1992
Glastonbury Festival 1992
Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine / Blur / Van Morrison / PJ Harvey / Morrissey / Primal Scream / Tom Jones / James / Lou Reed / The Breeders / Buddy Guy / Spiritualized / Billy Bragg / Ocean Colour Scene / Television / The Fall / The Orb / Joan Armatrading / Lush / Richard Thompson / Levellers / Fishbone / The Shamen / Dodgy / Shakespears Sister / Sham 69 / Ned's Atomic Dustbin / Curve / Runrig / The Saw Doctors / Jah Wobble / Kirsty MacColl / Catherine Wheel / The Frank And Walters / Senser / The Blue Aeroplanes / Flowered Up / Hugh Cornwell / The Real People / Senseless Things / John Otway / The Family Cat / Thousand Yard Stare / Th’ Faith Healers / Back To The Planet / Midway Still / The Stairs / Radical Dance Faction / Dr Phibes And The House Of Wax Equations / Billy Bragg And The Red Stars / Fat Dinosaur / K Passa / kitchens of distinction / 808 State / ozric tentacles / Chris Whitley / The House of Love / CUD Show all bands
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Worthy Farm Pilton, England, United Kingdom

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Glastonbury Festival 1992
Jun 26 - 28, 1992
 Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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Glastonbury Festival 1992 on Jun 26, 1992 [138-small]

Glastonbury Festival 1992
Jun 26 - 28, 1992
 Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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