Cud, 28 October 2023
Gig of Cud in The Bread Shed
BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! Providing twice the hits and double the value, CUD and The Boo Radleys are sharing the bill for an unmissable autumn tour. 30 years since they last shared a stage (Crystal Palace Bowl, no less), the mighty CUD and the rejuvenated Boos will be taking turns to headline through a week of gigs in October/November. Both groups will play a full set every night. Who will win this battle of the bands? You!
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About Cud
Cud are an English indie rock band formed in Leeds in 1987. The original line-up included vocalist Carl Puttnam, guitarist/keyboardist Mike Dunphy, bassist William Potter and drummer Steve Goodwin.
In June 1987, they recorded a Peel Session and the band signed with Reception Records who released their first single "Mind the Gap". Two further 12" EPs followed in 1988 on Nightshift and Ediesta Records. Following extensive touring and positive press the band signed to Imaginary Records in 1989. Following three albums (one of which Elvis Belt was a compilation of previously released singles) on Imaginary the band signed with A&M Records in 1991. Although three singles broke into the UK top 40 and they released two further LPs the band's fortunes declined and the band broke up in early 1995.
The band reformed in 2006 to support the release of a greatest hits album with Felix Frey replacing Dunphy on guitar. When guitarist Mike Dunphy later rejoined, drummer Steve Goodwin decided to stop touring and was replaced by Gogs Byrn. The band continue to tour and attend indie rock festivals such as the Shiiine On weekender.
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