Two decades since they released their first album they remain a popular choice for music lovers as they continue to release new albums, such as the 2009 release “Four Winds”, and keep on performing on stages across the country. So when they hit the stage they will do so with enthusiasm, as adoring fans who managed to get hold of The Lightning Seeds tickets experience a show to remember.
Ian Broudie, who is the singer-songwriter of the group, formed The Lightning Seeds back in 1989 when he worked alone on various synth-pop tracks that would eventually make his name. Over the years he has also been joined by the likes of Chris Sharrock on the drums (until 1997), Martyn Campbell on the bass (until 2000), Paul Hemmings on guitar (until 1998), Mathew Priest on the drums (in 1997) and Zak Starkey on the drums (until 2000). During the 1990s, their work became hugely popular, with songs like “Three Lions”, which became the Euro ‘96 anthem with Frank Skinner and David Baddiel, reaching number one. They have also had success with albums like “Cloudcuckooland” in 1990, “Tilt” in 1999 and “Four Winds” in 2009, the latter being the first release in over a decade and marked a return to the stage.
So to catch a well known pop-rock band in a live setting, getting hold of The Lightning Seeds tickets is a must as it is also an opportunity to witness live versions of some classic songs of the 1990s. They have come a long way since they first emerged over two decades ago, but they remain an exciting prospect as they return to the live setting.
