T in the Park is the biggest Scottish music festival, that has been held annually since 1994! Every year it has attracted tens of thousands of festival goers, with last year around 85,000 people attending. I thought the best way to stary of my blog about the music scene was to to post about this years T in the Park! Well that is all from me, for more information on Simple Minds you can check out their website, just don’t you forget about them.hey hey hey! 🙂 The also announced that they will be playing at T in The Park for the first time ever this year, and will be releasing a new album in 2013. Simple Minds are still going strong today, having done worldwide tours in 20. In fact, there is a scene from the television show “One Tree Hill” where the character Brooke Davis dances to the song. This is my favourite Simple Minds song, and I’m not going to lie I can’t help but get up and dance to it every time I hear it.
PRESALE FOR TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB TOUR MOVIE
The band is best known for their #1 worldwide hit single “Don’t You (Forget About Me)”, from the soundtrack of the John Hughes movie The Breakfast Club and #3 worldwide hit single “Alive and Kicking”.Ĭheck Out the music video for Simple Minds “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” To date Simple Minds has had over 40million record sales, making them the most successful Scottish rock band of all time! Simple Minds has secured a string of successful hit singles, including twenty-one top twenty singles, eight of which were top ten.
The current Line-Up : The two remaining founder members – Jim Kerr (vocals,songwriting) and Charlie Burchill (guitars, keyboards, songwriting) plus, Mel Gaynor (drummer who first joined the band in 1982), Andy Gillespie (keyboards) and Ged Grimes. The remaining members decided to stay together, but ditched the overt punkiness, and became the pop-rock band Simple Minds! However, that same year, Milarky and McNeil quit the band.
The original members were, John Milarky, Jim Kerr, Charlie Burchill, Brian McGee, Tony Donald and Alan McNeil. The original Line-Up: The roots of Simple Minds are in the short-lived punk band Johnny & The Self-Abusers which was founded in 1977. Simple Minds are a Scottish rock band from Glasgow! The band achieved worldwide popularity from the mid-1980s to the early 1990’s…but the surprising thing is that they are still kicking about today? Who knew!?
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