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Gene Loves Jezebel
Founded by twin brothers Michael and Jay Aston, Gene Loves Jezebel is a Gothic rock band from the early 1980s. The trademark of the band is Michael Aston's poetic vocals and Jay Aston's banshee-like wailing vocals. Over the years Gene Loves Jezebel has performed at almost all the major venues in the world. The band is cheerful as the two Aston brothers. Gene Loves Jezebel has got a huge list of fans from world over. Their live concerts are a great place to be there. When they perform on stage, they perform with all cylinders open. Their on stage performance is simply superb. Perhaps, that is the reason fans follow them in a large number. Tickets for any Gene Loves Jezebel live concerts is a complete sold out. If you want to watch a Gene Loves Jezebel live concert, you can never expect to get the tickets at the venue right before the start of the concert. You need to order them in advance from any online vendors or agencies. We are one of the most reputable online ticketing agencies offering any Gene Loves Jezebel concert tickets for the people. You can order your Gene Loves Jezebel concert tickets from us. We will dispatch you the tickets as early as possible.
Gene Loves Jezebel was originally called Slav Aryan. During the 1980s the two Aston brothers started the band with guitarist Ian Hudson and a drum machine. Though the Astons grew up in Porthcawl situated in South Wales, in 1981 they moved to London. There they renamed the band as Gene Loves Jezebel. The trio began to play at several live shows and the famous Situation 2 signed them up. Gene Loves Jezebel released their demo single "Shavin' My Neck " with Situation 2 in May 1982. The band then recruited drummer Dick Hawkins and bassist Julianne Regan. But Regan left the band soon to form All About Eve. In 1984, Peter Rizzo joined as the new bassist of Gene Loves Jezebel. Hawkins also left the band for some time. When he left John Murphy and later Steve Goulding joined Gene Loves Jezebel. But in 1983 Hawkins returned again.
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Artist Biography - Gene Loves Jezebel
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 In 1983 Gene Loves Jezebel released two more singles. The two singles got rave reviews from the listeners. Then came "Promise", the band's debut album. The album topped the U.K. indie charts. The group got the chance to record a John Peel radio session for BBC in 1984. At the same time Gene Loves Jezebel toured America with John Cale. After returning to England, the band released the singles "Shame (Whole Heart Howl)," and "Influenza (Relapse)". Their second album "Immigrant" was released in mid-1985. This album also topped the indie charts. But unfortunately guitarist Ian Hudson left Gene Loves Jezebel and former Generation X guitarist James Stevenson joined.
and "Shame (Whole Heart Howl)," but then waited a full year before second album Immigrant appeared in mid-1985. (It's not very surprising that the album was recorded with a lineup change, this time drummer Marcus Gilvear instead of Dick Hawkins.) Immigrant also hit number one on the indie charts, but during a tortured American tour, founding member Hudson left, and was replaced by former Generation X guitarist James Stevenson.
In 1986, Gene Loves Jezebel signed a contract with Beggar's Banquet. "Discover", one of Gene Loves Jezebel's most celebrated albums was released during that time. In 1987, Gene Loves Jezebel released "The House of Dolls". Live in Voodoo City (1999) , Love Lies Bleeding (1999), Giving Up the Ghost (2001) and Exploding Girls (2003) are some of the other albums of Gene Loves Jezebel. The current band members include: Michael Aston, Michael Ciravolo, Pando, Switch, and Marcus Gilvear. If you want to watch Gene Loves Jezebel live concerts contact us for tickets.
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