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Shed Seven
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The next Shed Seven concert is scheduled for Saturday, August 2, 2025 at Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. See all 7 upcoming concerts
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About Shed Seven
Hometown
York, England
Formed
1990
Genre
Rock
Shed Seven embodied the swagger of the mid-’90s Britpop movement, courtesy of brash guitar-rock anthems imbued with funky grooves and swooning, yearning melodrama. The band coalesced in 1990 in York, England, around a lineup that featured vocalist Rick Witter and bassist Tom Gladwin. Guitarist Paul Banks, who had played in a band with Witter when both were teenagers, joined Shed Seven as they signed a record deal in 1993. Their Smiths-esque debut single, “Mark,” made a small dent on the charts, and the group’s career took off with a pair of soon-to-be classics on their first album, 1994’s Change Giver: the noisy “Dolphin” and the chiming anthem “Speakeasy.” The 1996 follow-up, A Maximum High, was an even bigger success, becoming their first UK Top 10 album and producing hits including the horn-peppered “Getting Better.” After continued success through the turn of the century, the band launched a farewell tour in 2003 before reconvening four years later. They’ve been together since, releasing a new studio album in 2017 (Instant Pleasures) and a live album in 2020 (Another Night, Another Town) while also touring.
Members of Shed Seven include, or have included, Paul Banks, Rick Witter, Tom Gladwin, and Alan Leach.
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