Biography

Welsh trio Stereophonics made a big splash as the first band to be signed to Virgin impresario Richard Branson's V2 label. Their 1997 debut album started them on the path to stardom, and their distinctive blend of Oasis-inspired Britpop and '70s-influenced rock & roll earned them a brace of big UK hits.

Top Tracks

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• A Thousand Trees

• Carrot Cake And Wine

• Dakota

• Devil

• Half The Lies You Tell Ain't True

• High As The Ceiling

• Hurry Up And Wait

• I Could Lose Ya

• I Miss You Now

• I Wouldn't Believe Your Radio

• It Means Nothing

• Jealousy

• Last Of The Big Time Drinkers

• Madame Helga

• Maritim Belle Vue In Kiel

• Maybe Tomorrow

• More Life In A Tramp's Vest

• Mr. Writer

• My Friends

• Postively 4th Street

• Roll Up And Shine

• Superman

• The Bartender And The Thief

• The Bartneder And The Thief

• The Old Laughing Lady

• Vegas Two Times

• Watch Them Fly Sundays

• You're My Star

Discography

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• Keep Calm and Carry On

  Universal Distribution / Island / Mercury

  2009

• Pull the Pin

  Universal Distribution

  2007

• Live from Dakota

  Nettwerk America / Nettwerk

  2006

• Language. Sex. Violence. Other?

  Hip-O / V2 Records

  2005

• Just Enough Education to Perform

  V2 Records

  2001

• Performance and Cocktails

  V2 Records

  1999

• Word Gets Around

  V2 Records

  1997