When did Slade play the London Palladium?
Slade London palladium 1973 Live Review.
When did Slade play in Dublin?
No wonder: Slade only visited Dublin a couple of times during their ‘crazee’ 1970s heyday – a formidable five year run of success between 1971 and 1976 saw the group racking up an impressive 17 Top 20 hits, including six number ones – and they never actually played live in the north as far as anyone can remember.
When did Slade play in Adelaide?
Slade – Australia 1973 BBC Footage?
Did Slade ever play Glastonbury?
The former lead singer of the glam rock band has shared his hopes of the band’s original members playing Glastonbury’s iconic Sunday legends slot.
Does Slade still tour?
Slade is currently touring across 4 countries and has 9 upcoming concerts. Their next tour date is at Docken in Copenhagen, after that they’ll be at Zimní Stadion in Jičín.
What was the biggest concert in Ireland?
The Slane Festival (often referred to as Slane) is a recurring concert held most years since 1981 on the grounds of Slane Castle near Slane, County Meath, Ireland.
When did Queen play in Ireland?
Queen Concert Setlist at RDS Arena, Dublin on November 22, 1979 | setlist.fm.
When did Slade play in Melbourne?
February 4, 1973
Slade Concert Setlist at Royal Melbourne Showgrounds, Melbourne on February 4, 1973 | setlist.fm.
When did Slade tour Australia?
Their popularity would soon eclipse even that of Slade, and they made almost yearly visits to Australia from 1974 onwards, with bassist Alan Lancaster eventually settling here after he left the band in the late 1980s.
Why did Slade split up?
In 1992, Holder left to pursue a career in acting and TV presenting, and Lea to study psychotherapy. But Hill and Powell added new members to the band and continued for another 28 years. Hill says that by and large he has had a ball.
Is Noddy Holder still with Slade?
Noddy and Jim both left Slade in 1992, with Don being forced from the group in 2020, leaving Dave as the sole original member in the band. The current Slade lineup also features John Berry on bass and vocals, Russell Keefe on vocals and keyboards and Alex Bines on drums.