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Echo & The Bunnymen Announce “Songs to Learn & Sing” North American Tour for 2024

Liverpool post-punk heroes Echo & The Bunnymen have announced their 2024 “Songs to Learn & Sing Tour” across North America, highlighting the very best from their illustrious career. This tour…

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Echo and the Bunnymen Announce “40 Years of Magical Songs” North American Tour Dates

Visa woes, unfortunately, led Echo & The Bunnymen to pull out of the Cruel World Festival this past weekend, but fear not: the band have just announced a North American…

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Echo & The Bunnymen Announce Vinyl Reissue of First 4 Albums and More!

Can you hear it? The sound of something burning Something changing On the merry-go-round tonight Ahoy, Echo & The Bunnymen fans and vinyl collectors! It is time to rejoice! The…

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Echo and The Bunnymen | Porcupine

On February 4th, 1983, Echo and The Bunnymen released their third studio album, Porcupine, one of their best charting albums that reached number 2 in the UK. Brian Griffin shot the iconic album…

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SPECTRES Unveil Melodic New Single “The Head And The Heart”

“Head and hands need a mediator. The mediator between head and hands must be the heart!” Metropolis, 1927 Canadian post-punk outfit SPECTRES releases a stirring new single called The Head…

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David Hasselhoff Covers The Lords of The New Church’s “Open Your Eyes” for New Album Full of Post-Punk Covers

No, really, you heard that right, David Hasselhoff has released today a video for his cover of The Lords Of The New Church’s classic 1982 single “Open Your Eyes”. The…

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Echo & The Bunnymen Announce The John Peel Sessions 1979-1983 Collection on Vinyl

“Without the John Peel sessions, Echo And The Bunnymen would not exist!” Liverpool’s own post-punk heroes Echo & The Bunnymen are set to release a collection of all their Radio…

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Echo & The Bunnymen’s 1987 Self Titled Album

On July 6th, 1987 Echo & The Bunnymen released their 1987 self-titled album, a record which followed 1984’s highly successful Ocean Rain. The Bunnymen’s fifth studio album, which was several years…

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David Hasselhoff Covers Echo and The Bunnymen’s “Lips Like Sugar” and Plans to Follow up with The Jesus and Mary Chain’s “Head On”

In the above photo taken in the autumn of 2018, we see David Hasselhoff photographed together with Al Jourgensen of Ministry. The unlikely pairing was the result Jourgensen, together with…

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Echo & The Bunnymen Premiere “The Killing Moon” Transformed

Echo & The Bunnymen have premiered a newly recorded reworking of their post-punk classic “The Killing Moon”, originally featured on the band’s beloved fourth studio album, Ocean Rain. The song has…

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