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Ian Prowse
Ian Prowse
British indie-pop singer/songwriter from Cheshire, who has formed two bands, first Pele in 1990 and subsequently Amsterdam in 1999.
Amsterdam, whose debut album was 2001's 'Attitunes', were Elvis Costello's backing band on a few occasions.
He released the album, "Does This Train Stop On Merseyside: The Very Best Of Ian Prowse" in 2012, followed by: "Who Loves Ya Baby" (2014), "Companeros" (2015), "Here I Lie" (2019), "The Story of Ian Prowse" (2020), plus 2021's: "One Hand On The Starry Plough".
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From
Shiiine On Weekender,
Happy Mondays,
The Wonder Stuff,
Feeder,
Hard-Fi,
Inspiral Carpets,
The Bluetones,
The Wedding Present,
Utah Saints,
Pop Will Eat Itself,
Ned's Atomic Dustbin,
Badly Drawn Boy,
The Boo Radleys,
Dubstar,
The Soup Dragons,
The Farm,
Jesus Jones,
The Twang,
The Wannadies,
Chapterhouse,
The Ordinary Boys,
K-Klass,
The Clone Roses,
Then Jerico,
Northside,
The Real People,
Ben Ottewell [Gomez],
Steve Lamacq,
Greg Dread DJ Set,
Power Of Dreams,
The Others,
Space Monkeys,
Ian Prowse,
Déjà Vega,
Dom Joly,
Jim Bob,
Wreckless Eric,
Interrobang,
Dub Pistols,
Rich Wilson,
Paul McCaffrey,
Dave Rowntree
Butlins Somerwest World
Minehead
Also Touring
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Former Member Of
- Pele
Member Of
- Amsterdam
Performing at
- Shiiine On Weekender
- LOOPFEST
Related
- Elvis Costello