Great gig. Really excellent musicianship
Posted by Jason on 24/10/2025
The Bluetones, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 23rd October 2025
The venue was ideal to host The Bluetones. They gave a memorable performance, including great new songs alongside the songs from our Youth…. It was fun, nostalgic and a wonderful way to dance away a Thursday evening. The staff at the venue were all friendly and helpful. A great gig!
Posted by Nadia M on 24/10/2025
The Bluetones, The Hairy Dog, Derby - 23rd October 2025
Indie stalwarts The Bluetones played a brilliant career defining set at Tenby De Valence Pavilion.
Posted by Nicky Lloyd on 05/07/2026
The Bluetones , De Valence Pavilion, Tenby - 4th July 2026
genuinely brilliant live, engaging, interesting and every track has history
Posted by Mart on 04/07/2026
The Bluetones, The Tivoli, Buckley - 3rd July 2026
The best concert I’ve been to so far. The Bluetones were superb. Can’t wait until they tour again. Perfect
Posted by Steve G on 28/10/2023
The Bluetones, New Century, Manchester - 26th October 2023
The Bluetones are a British rock band formed in Hounslow, London, in 1993. Known for their catchy guitar-driven sound and melodic pop-rock tunes, the band was part of the vibrant Britpop movement of the 1990s. The Bluetones quickly gained attention with their debut album Expecting to Fly (1996), which included hit singles like "Slight Return" and "Cut Some Rug." These tracks helped cement their place in the UK music scene and established them as one of the era's most promising acts.
Their follow-up album, Return to the Last Chance Saloon (1998), continued their success with songs like "Solomon Bites the Worm" and "If...," which maintained their signature style of jangly guitars, introspective lyrics, and infectious choruses. Over the years, The Bluetones continued to evolve their sound, releasing several more albums including Science & Nature (2000) and A New Athens (2006). Although they never reached the same level of mainstream commercial success as some of their Britpop contemporaries, their music resonated deeply with fans, earning them a dedicated following.
The Bluetones have always been noted for their infectious melodies, witty lyricism, and the distinct vocal style of lead singer Mark Morriss. After a hiatus, they reunited in 2010 and have continued to perform live and release new music, reaffirming their enduring appeal. With their combination of thoughtful songwriting and engaging performances, The Bluetones remain an integral part of the British rock landscape.