Kurt Cobain famously declared Teenage Fanclub his favourite band, and over a thirty-plus year career the Scottish band have gone from scrappy indie underdogs, to critics’ darlings, to an act now probably best described as a “beloved institution”.
Teenage Fanclub will return to Australia and New Zealand in March 2024, performing their first live shows down under since 2019. The renowned Glasgow five-piece – led by founding members Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley, with drummer Francis Macdonald, bassist Dave McGowan and keyboardist Euros Childs – will perform six headline shows next Autumn in […]
With a gentle, jangly guitar intro not unlike early Velvet Underground, here is Teenage Fanclub with their new song The Sun Won’t Shine On Me.
Well, well, new music from Teenage Fanclub. The new song is called Home.
If you at The Powerstation this past Monday night you would have heard this brand new song by Teenage Fanclub.
It could have gone very badly…down a key member and a singer with laryngitis…yet Teenage Fanclub proved to be troupers, making their New Zealand debut a success despite the odds.
Congratulations go out to Robin Kearns who has won two passes to see Teenage Fanclub at The Powerstation tomorrow night.
Scottish rockers Teenage Fanclub perform for the first time in New Zealand tomorrow at Auckland’s Powerstation.
Congratulations to Ian Haylor who correctly named Big Star as the band that Teenage Fanclub referred to with their 1993 album, Thirteen.
We here at The 13th Floor are very excited about the upcoming Teenage Fanclub show happening this Monday, February 18th at Auckland’s Powerstation.