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GIGANTIC ALL DAYER with The Bluetones, Peter Hook and The Light, and more

May 9, 2026 at 12:00  ·  Prospect (Bristol), Bristol Prospect (Bristol), Bristol

GIGANTIC ALL DAYER
May 9
GIGANTIC ALL DAYER
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Formed in Hounslow, England in 1994, the Bluetones are a Brit-pop guitar band with slight psychedelic overtones. Their 1996 debut Expecting to Fly hit No. 1 in the UK, boosted by the No. 2 single "Slight Return."
Peter Hook and The Light, formed in 2010, is an English post-punk and new wave band led by Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook. They are celebrated for performing classic albums like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Power, Corruption & Lies" live. Known for Hook's influential bass style, their repertoire includes iconic songs such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Blue Monday," continuing the legacy of his groundbreaking work.
Formed in 1986 in Camberwell, South London, The House Of Love broke through with the single Shine On and a 1988 debut album. Their 1990 self-titled “Butterfly” album went Gold. Released Babe Rainbow (1992) and Audience With The Mind (1993).
CUD are a British indie-pop band formed in Leeds, England in 1986. Their funk- and pop-tinged sound earned critical acclaim; they supported the Pixies and recorded sessions with John Peel. They disbanded in 1995 and reformed in 2006.
UK musician and author, Jim Bob scored 14 UK Top 40 singles and four Top 10 albums (including a No. 1) with Carter USM, touring worldwide and headlining Glastonbury. He’s released 12 solo albums and wrote two memoirs, Goodnight Jim Bob and Jim Bob from Carter.
Formed in Stourbridge, West Midlands, England in 1986, the Wonder Stuff mixed guitar pop with offbeat folk touches. Led by Miles Hunt, they hit the U.K. Top 5 with albums Hup! and Never Loved Elvis and had hits "The Size of a Cow" and a No. 1 cover of "Dizzy."
Leeds electronic dance duo and sampling pioneers, active since the early UK rave era. Utah Saints scored 9 UK Top 40 hits (4 Top 10) and sold 2 million records; their track Something Good was named in Rolling Stone’s 200 Greatest Dance Songs.

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