Long-running UK band Kula Shaker have announced a 2023 North American tour which will be their first here in seven years. The 14-date tour kicks off February 21 in Atlanta and wraps up March 12 in Los ...

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You can’t seem to move these days without seeing a new album from a band who were big in the 1990s and then seemingly disappeared without trace. Gene, Cast and The Beta Band have all reappeared in ...

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In Hear This, A.V. Club writers sing the praises of songs they know well. This week, we’re talking about bands we thought should have been bigger than they were. It’s hard to break into the States.

Kula Shaker are best known for the 1997 multi platinum 'K', which became one of the fastest selling UK debuts ever. Now, after a six-year absence, Kula have returned with the brilliant album ...

Kula Shaker have announced a 2023 tour in support of their new album ‘1st Congregational Church Of Eternal Love And Free Hugs’ – find tickets here. The follow-up to 2016’s ‘K 2.0’ was released on June ...

The sounds of the sitar in popular music first made the mainstream via the Beatles in the '60s — a path also followed by bands like Kula Shaker which emerged from the Britpop scene in the mid-'90s.

Kula Shaker have announced details of a one-off show in London that they’ll play in December. With the gig, the four-piece will cap off a year in which they released their most recent album ‘1st ...

Toward the close of the Britpop bubble Kula Shaker's Indian-influenced rock brought them a double-platinum debut record (1996's 'K') and success in the USA when they featured on the soundtrack of a ...

Email fearne@bbc.co.uk and be on an upcoming Normal for The 90s, and use the same email to share your favourite 90s requests and memories. To listen on most smart speakers, just say “ask BBC Sounds to ...