Huey Morgan Announces 30th Anniversary Tour
The Fun Lovin' Criminals frontman will embark on a 13-date UK tour in October.
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Huey Morgan, founding frontman of Fun Lovin' Criminals, is commemorating three decades since the 1996 release of the band's debut album, 'Come Find Yourself'. To mark the occasion, Morgan will undertake a 13-date UK tour throughout October, performing the album in its entirety. Presale tickets are scheduled to become available on March 3, with general sale tickets released on March 5.
Album's Enduring Impact
Released in an era dominated by Britpop, 'Come Find Yourself' distinguished itself with a genre-blending sound that incorporated rock, funk, blues, soul, hip hop, jazz, and Latin rhythms. The album's distinctive style and narrative content offered a fresh perspective to British audiences, significantly influencing the late 1990s music scene. The Borehamwood & Elstree Times reported that the album spent nearly two years in the UK charts, propelling the band from local New York performers to international recognition.
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A key track from the album, 'Scooby Snacks', sampled dialogue from Quentin Tarantino's films 'Reservoir Dogs' and 'Pulp Fiction', becoming a cult hit. The success of the album and its singles contributed to the band's notable career, including performing at Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage in 1999 and touring with artists like U2 and B.B. King.
“After 30 years, this record seems as fresh as it did when I first released it. I am so happy to be playing this again. Please come and check it out. It’s gonna be awesome.”
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Anniversary Tour Details
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The upcoming tour aims to recapture the energy and storytelling of the original release. Morgan, who has also established a career as a broadcaster, author, and television presenter, will perform 'Come Find Yourself' with his band. The tour includes a London date at the Electric Ballroom on October 22.
The full list of tour dates includes stops in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Nottingham, Manchester, Brighton, Southampton, Norwich, Southend, Cambridge, Exeter, and Bristol.
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