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Artist No. 185 - alternative rock, art punk, baroque pop
The Stranglers
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A guest on The Refectory, Leeds on Sat, 28 Feb 1981
My first ever gig. They were incredible and I couldn’t take my eyes off JJ.
Cool as fuck.A guest on The Roundhouse, London on Sun, 17 Apr 1977
Only faded recollections of this one based on one line notes found in my diary of the day. Stranglers very good based on visual stage presence & attitude & strength of riffs, vocals hard to hear (words). Cherry Vanilla just good for a laugh. The Jam though third the standout - Wellers stage presence & the power of all those stand out tracks from In the City. Police weren’t in the bill / playing (unless I left as interested in the punk bands)
A guest on The Refectory, Leeds on Sat, 28 Feb 1981
i was there! to this day, i thought they were called modern neon. seem to recall they were a bit of a crap electro outfit in the depeche mode/omd mold. they were deluged in spit poor sods as was the trend at punk gigs and the lead singer got pretty pissed off about it all - fair play. the stranglers were, needless to say, fukin brilliant.
A guest on Bath Pavilion, Bath on Wed, 27 Sep 1978
Im here in the Pavilion Feb 2022 where 43.5 years ago I watched The Stranglers, Hugh and JJ were on fire . Stand out moment was when they started playing Bring on the nubiles made my night but Im a simple kind of boy
A guest on Bridlington Spa Centre, Bridlington on Fri, 29 Sep 1978
Non stop , top stranglers at their best. Original group JJB cool as fuck. Brid spa rockin from start to finish.
A guest on Rock City, Nottingham on Tue, 24 Mar 2015
Awesome, as ever
A guest on O2 Academy Birmingham, Birmingham on Sat, 14 Mar 2015
Just had a fantastic night out at the O2 Academy, Birmingham. The Stranglers supported by The Rezillos. The Brummie audience were really lively, particularly in the mosh pit. Much drink thrown around, crowd surfing. It was a sell out. It's the most exuberant I've seen The Strangers. Jet Black even came on for a few numbers. The audience went wild! Brilliant!
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- L'Oasis in Le Mans, France
- Salle Cap Caval in Penmarch, France
- La Carrière in Nantes, France
- Le Rocher de Palmer in Cenon, France
- Le Bikini in Toulouse, France
- Zinga Zanga in Béziers, France
- 6MIC in Aix-En-Provence, France
- TRANSBORDEUR in Villeurbanne, France
- Espace Culturel du Crouzy in Boisseuil, France
- Le Forum in Vaureal, France
- Le Zéphyr - HEM in Nord, France
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Most played countries
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1 UK 1112
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2 France 183
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3 Germany 87
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4 US 64
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5 Australia 37
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6 Netherlands 36
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7 Belgium 27
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8 Ireland 24
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9 Spain 24
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10 Japan 23
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1 London, UK 133
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2 Glasgow, UK 51
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3 Manchester, UK 44
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4 Bristol, UK 36
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5 Birmingham, UK 31
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6 Nottingham, UK 29
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7 Liverpool, UK 28
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8 Leeds, UK 27
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9 Paris, France 26
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10 Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK 25
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About The Stranglers
The Stranglers is a group, founded 52 years ago in 1974 in Guildford, UK.















A guest 100% on Forest School, Walthamstow on Sun, 11 Jul 1976
Pretty certain the gig was Friday 9th July 1976 as I caught the last tube into London afterwards to the Lyceum ballroom to see The Pretty Things..
My friend who was organising the gig had originally booked a band called "Reggie's Rockers", primarily for the comedy value of hearing our headmaster read out the name in assembly. The gig was a school disco, a few months before they played TOTP and a lot of the audience simply hated these loud, dangerous looking outcasts.
I enjoyed the gig enormously although some of that may have been due to the microdot kicking in half way through the set
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