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The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy
Recording alter-ego of alt-pop songwriter and musician, Neil Hannon, backed up by a full-band for some recordings and live dates.
Despite being from Northern Ireland, much of his material is termed as 'archetypically English'.
They released their debut album, "Fanfare for the Comic Muse" in 1990, followed by: "Liberation" (1993), "Promenade" (1994), "Casanova" (1996), "A Short Album About Love" (1997), "Fin de Siècle" (1998), "Regeneration" (2001), "Absent Friends" (2004), "Victory for the Comic Muse" (2006), "Bang Goes the Knighthood" (2010), "Foreverland" (2016), "Office Politics" (2019), plus 2025's: "Rainy Sunday Afternoon".
Website: www.thedivinecomedy.com
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From
Beautiful Days,
Super Furry Animals,
Madness,
Levellers,
The Proclaimers,
The Divine Comedy,
The Beta Band,
Skindred,
Gogol Bordello,
The Wonder Stuff,
Billy Bragg,
The Royston Club,
Nova Twins,
The Undertones,
Big Special,
Gurriers,
Gwenno,
The Chameleons,
Skinny Lister,
SNAYX,
Split Dogs,
Bar Stool Preachers,
Sambroso,
Crystal Tides,
3 Daft Monkeys,
Meryl Streek,
Trampolene,
Richard Thompson,
Zara Phillips,
Tanita Tikaram,
Steeleye Span,
Lisa O'Neill,
Skerryvore,
Turin Brakes,
Damien Dempsey,
Eddi Reader,
Toby Lee,
DUG,
Katherine Priddy,
Sound of the Sirens,
Luke Haines,
Junior Brother,
The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican,
Phil Hartnoll,
Bez,
Dele Sosimi,
DJ Yoda
Escot Park
Exeter
Also Touring
Data Sheet
Has Worked With
- Tom Jones
- Yann Tiersen
- Ute Lemper
Influenced
- Doug Walker
- Franz Nicolay
- Tall Poppies
Performing at
- Beautiful Days
- DEPOT Live
- Everywhere At Once