The Boo Radleys
Alternative
The next The Boo Radleys concert is scheduled for Friday, July 4, 2025 at Ashley Hall Showground in Altrincham, United Kingdom. See all 4 upcoming concerts
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About The Boo Radleys
Hometown
Wallasey, Merseyside, England
Formed
1988
Genre
Alternative
The Boo Radleys walk a crooked line between overdriven shoegaze and breezy dream pop. Combining guitarist Martin Carr's off-the-beam songwriting and Sice's choirboy-pure vocals, they began making blown-out noise rock on 1990's Ichabod & I, then gradually folded in influences like hip-hop, dub, orchestral pop, psychedelia, and electronica on a series of singles, EPs, and albums coming to fruition with 1993's Giant Steps, then hitting the mainstream on 1995's chart-topping Wake Up! The band split in 1999, but they reconvened roughly 20 years later without Carr to record new music. The results -- rapidly realized new albums like 2022's Keep On with Falling and 2023's Eight -- proved that the group's mix of classic melodies, crafty hooks, and uplifting choruses still sounds just as good decades later.
Members of The Boo Radleys include, or have included, Steve Hewitt and Martin Carr.
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