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The Seeds

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The Seeds

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When
Saturday, 9 January 2027, 7pm
Where
229, GREAT PORTLAND STREET, LONDON, W1W 5PN
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About the event

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THE SEEDS + special guests: THE STING-RAYS Direct from the USA, Psychedelic Garage Rock legends THE SEEDS fly in for an exclusive London concert in 2027. Formed in 1965, THE SEEDS originally featured Sky Saxon, Jan Savage, Daryl Hooper, and Rick Andridge. Along with contemporaries The Doors, Love, and the Electric Prunes, THE SEEDS pushed a pyschedelic garage rock sound on their releases. Now classic singles 'Can't Seem To Make You Mine', 'Pushin' Too Hard', 'Mr. Farmer' and 'Try To Understand' brought the band success outside of California. THE SEEDS have been named as influences by Iggy Pop, Smashing Pumpkins, R.E.M., Animal Collective, Ramones, Garbage, Frank Zappa, The Bangles and many more. Original band member/songwriter Daryl Hooper brings the latest incarnation of THE SEEDS to the UK performing all of the classics and more. The Sting-Rays were a British Garage Rock group who released their debut album 'Dinosaurs' on Big Beat Records (a subsidary of Ace Records) in 1983. The Sting-Rays appeared on Channel 4's 'The Tube' programme performing 'Come on Kid'. An AGMP Concerts presentation.

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229 GREAT PORTLAND STREET, LONDON, W1W 5PN

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