Gigography 1990s

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== 1990 ==
Jan
5 Scunthorpe Public Baths: John Peel Roadshow 
Mar
16 Glasgow College, John Peel Roadshow with Teenage FC & Dawson 
May
3 London ULU: My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Boom, God 
June
unknown date (weekend early in month) Cambridge Sea Cadet Hall: Heart Throbs 
unknown date (same weekend early in month, following evening) Harlow, Square: Levelers 5 (soundcheck only) 
Aug
24-26 Reading Festival: Fall, Pixies, Nick Cave, etc 
Oct
05 Bedford Esquires: Babes In Toyland 
Dec
21 (or 22 or 23) Camden Underworld, London: Heavenly Christmas Party 
== 1991 ==
Feb
27 Moonlight Club, London: God, Pain Teens 
Mar
2 Marquee, London: God, Boss Hog 
Apr
4 Junction, Cambridge: Chapterhouse 
Aug
11-12 Astoria, London: Mudhoney, Hole 
Dec
5 Kilburn National: Nirvana, Shonen Knife 
== 1992 ==
Jan
17 Scunthorpe (unknown venue, presumably Public Baths Hall). John Peel Roadshow. .
Mar
late in month Unknown venue: Extreme Noise Terror 
30 Cambridge, Corn Exchange: Fall, Pulp 04 May 1992 (Ö3), 24 April 1992, PulpWiki.
Apr
21 Waterfront, Norwich: House Of Love, Jacob's Mouse, Fall 04 May 1992 (Ö3), 24 April 1992.
Aug
30 Reading Festival: Nirvana headliningMargrave Of The Marshes, p. 316. 04 September 1992. 
Sept / Oct
unknown date (early Sept) Scunthorpe, Baths Hall: John Peel Roadshow 
unknown date (late Sept/early Oct) Junction, Cambridge: Pavement 
Nov
unknown date (early in month): Ipswich Arts Centre Wild Club: Drop Nineteens 
19 Islington, Powerhaus: Codeine, Manifesto 
20 Camden, Falcon: Cornershop 
26 Leicester, DeMontfort University: Prolapse, Ugly Music Show, That’s Irrelevant, Amphetamine Trash 
Dec
3 Cambridge, Corn Exchange: Wedding Present 
== 1993 ==
March
21 Subterrania, London: Diblo Dibala & Matchatcha (attended with Kershaw, Sheila and others - declared an all-time top 10 gig on Peel's next programme)
April
7 Hallam University, Sheffield: The Fall )
8 Islington, Powerhaus (London): Cornershop, Huggy Bear, Jacob's Mouse, Collapsed Lung, Blood Sausage, Mambo Taxi 
May
10 Cambridge, Junction: Fall 
27 Sheffield (unknown venue): John Peel Roadshow, with Sugar Drive, New Speak and The Love Birds 
29 Vinyl Experience, Hanway Street, London: Polvo 
July
11 Finsbury Park: Neil Young, Pearl Jam, James, Teenage Fanclub, 4 Non Blondes 
16-18 Phoenix Festival: (headliners) Sonic Youth, Faith No More, Black Crowes 
Sept
29 Cambridge, Junction: Babes In Toyland, Truman's Water 
Nov
25 Hammersmith Odeon: Ray Charles 
Unknown
late 1993/early 1994: Rough Trade Shop, Covent Garden: Skinned Teen 
== 1994 ==
July
14-17 Phoenix Festival (Long Marston, Stratford-Upon-Avon): Peel missed seeing Stereolab, the Fall were "dazzling", Paul Weller was "surprisingly good", and Iggy Pop was "silly...trading on past glories." Shellac "about the best 20 minutes I've had musically all year". 
Aug
26-28 Reading Festival: Elastica, Primal Scream, Hole, etc 
Oct
6 Glasgow, 13th Note: Urusei Yatsura 
8 Glasgow, Nice N Sleazy: AC Acoustics, Shriek 
Nov
2 unknown venue, Istanbul, Turkey: Zen 
== 1995 ==
Feb
16 The Hacienda, Manchester: John Peel Roadshow . Peel claims he played 'a rather mixed night' there so that he could tell his grandchildren about it. He met Mark E. Smith there, but mainly exchanged handshakes.
Mar
11 Scunthorpe Public Baths Hall: John Peel Roadshow 
29 The Garage, London: Dick Dale 
May
3 Rock City, Nottingham: 
July
14-16 Phoenix Festival, Long Marston Airfield: Fall, Wedding Present, etc (shows broadcast live from festival) 
27 Royal Albert Hall, London: Proms 08. BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yan Pascal Tortelier and Sir Peter Maxwell Davies (who conducted his own piece). (Olivetti Chronicles, pp. 377-380, Corgi). Programme:
#Elgar: Overture, 'Cockaigne (In London Town)'
#Maxwell Davies: 'The Beltane Fire'
#Rachmaninov: 'Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor'
October
08 Corn Exchange, Cambridge: Pulp 
== 1996 ==
July
20-21 Phoenix Festival, Long Marston Airfield: Stereolab, Neil Young, Fall, etc (shows broadcast live from festival) 
== 1997 ==
May
19 Hillsborough Justice Concert, Anfield, Liverpool: Bootleg Beatles, Stereophonics, Smaller, Space, Dodgy, Manic Street Preachers, Beautiful South, Lightning Seeds, Holly Johnson - Peel compered 
24-25 "Tribal Gathering": Kraftwerk, Orbital, Paul Oakenfold, Cornershop, Fluke, Gus Gus, Two Lone Swordsmen, Audioweb, Black Star Liner, Force And Styles, Earth Tribe, Jol Sound System, Dhol Foundation Drummers 
== 1998 ==
Feb
23 TJ’s, Newport: Topper, Kerb, Rollerco (CSF & Club Cherub). Filmed for Sounds Of The Suburbs: South Wales.
June
20 - July 5 Meltdown festival, London, Southbank Center (curated by Peel): Sonic Youth, Culture, Ivor Cutler, Blur & Silver Apples, etc 
== 1999 ==
Feb
22 The Garage, Highbury Corner, London: Comatose (gig to launch Sounds Of The Suburbs TV series). 
March
19 Queen Elizabeth Hall, London: Atari Teenage Riot, Shizuo, Christoph de Babalon (part of Peel Sessions Live series). Broadcast 24 March 1999. 
May
26 Glasgow School of Art: Delgados, High Fidelity - broadcast on 26 May 1999 show as part of Music Live week 
June
3 Queen Elizabeth Hall, London: Stereolab (part of Peel Sessions Live series) 
Oct
1 Queen Elizabeth Hall, London: Lonnie Donegan, Half Man Half Biscuit (part of the Peel Sessions Live and Living Legends series). Broadcast 07 October 1999. 
26 L2, Liverpool: Marine Research, Appliance, Coldcut (part of Liverpool Sound City). Broadcast live on Radio One, including Peel's on-stage band introductions. 
== Notes ==
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