'90s indie icon is unrecognisable as she announces she is releasing new music 20 years after infamous tour with Blur - Can YOU guess who it is?
'90s indie icon is unrecognisable as she announces she is releasing new music 20 years after infamous tour with Blur - Can YOU guess who it is?
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A 1990s indie icon has announced her return to music, 20 years after touring with Britpop's biggest names. This singer made an appearance on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X on Monday to tease her band's comeback. The group's hits included Nice Guy Eddie and What Do I Do Now?.
Notably, the band, who last toured in 2018 were part of the infamous Blur Parklife tour in 1994, which saw them party with Damon Albarn and almost get chucked off the tour for stealing his band's backstage snacks. Their frontwoman, now 58, went onto marry the drummer in her band and has forged a new career as a successful novelist in recent years.
Also a mother of two, she has decided to reform her indie group and told Chris Moyles that they are working on 'amazing' new music. Can you guess who the Britpop icon is?. A 1990s indie icon has announced her return to music, 20 years after touring with Britpop's biggest names.
It's Sleeper frontwoman Louise Wener. In conversation with Chris Moyles the singer/songwriter teased that she was writing and recording new music with Sleeper, saying that she was ‘loving it.'. 'I’m demoing stuff now, and it's coming about in a slightly different way that I'm not going to talk about too much, but I'm really, really loving it. I'm really loving it,' she teased.
Louise formed Sleeper with bandmate Jon Stewart whilst studying at Manchester University in the late eighties. They went on to have eight UK hit singles and three UK top 10 albums during the 1990s and even contributed music to the soundtrack of the pop cultural smash hit movie Trainspotting.