The Smyths Tickets

The Smyths - A Top Tribute To The Smiths

Over the past decade this terrific tribute act has carved out a reputation as one of the live circuit's finest imitators of indie legends The Smiths and their frontman Morrissey. Unlike many tribute bands who play to small pub audiences across the country, these London lads are so popular that they're able to pack out the sort of sizeable venues their idols used to play 30 years ago.

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The Smyths Biography - These Charming Men

Formed in Manchester in 1982 by singer Morrissey and guitarist Johnny Marr, it's not hard to see why iconic and influential indie group The Smiths are still revered by generations of music fans. Achieving more in their five years of being together than many musicians can muster in a lifetime, they've spawned numerous tribute acts in the quarter of a century since their split, appealing to nostalgic fans and newcomers keen to experience what it may have been like to see the fantastic foursome playing live in their heyday.

Established in 2003, The Smyths are perhaps the most popular of the music crop, revered not only by fans, but also members of the original. Praised by the likes of XFM and music monthly Uncut, their sets offer a whistle-stop tour of their heroes' enviable discography, from The Queen is Dead to Meat Is Murder. Tracks from Morrissey's extensive solo catalogue also often get an airing, including '80s classics such as 'Suedehead' and more modern hits such as 'First of the Gang to Die'.

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