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Bombay Bicycle Club

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2023 - My Big Day
2020 - Everything Else Has Gone Wrong
2019 - Demos 2004-2008
2014 - So Long, See You Tomorrow
2011 - A Different Kind of Fix
2010 - Flaws
2009 - I Had the Blues but I Shook Them Loose
2008 - Evening/Morning

Members
4 Male

Origin
London, England

Genre
Rock

Style
Rock/Pop

Mood
Troubled

Born

2005

Active
2005 to Present...

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5 users Bombay Bicycle Club - Shuffle
5 users Bombay Bicycle Club - Always Like This
5 users Bombay Bicycle Club - Lights Out, Words Gone
5 users Bombay Bicycle Club - How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep
5 users Bombay Bicycle Club - Dust on the Ground


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Feel	You Made It	Racing Stripes
Magnet	Beg	Always Like This
Luna	Dust on the Ground	Shuffle

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Bombay Bicycle Club are an English indie rock band from Crouch End, London. The band is composed of Jack Steadman (lead vocals, guitar), Jamie MacColl (guitar), Ed Nash (bass) and Suren de Saram (drums).
The band were asked to play the opening performance of 2006's V Festival after winning Channel 4's "Road to V" competition. Following the release of two EPs and their debut single "Evening/Morning", the band recorded their debut album, I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose. The album was released on 6 July 2009.
Steadman, MacColl, de Saram met at age 15 began playing under the name The Canals after performing together in a school assembly. They switched between various aliases until they picked Bombay Bicycle Club, named after a chain of Indian restaurants in Britain. The line-up changed regularly until summer 2006, when Ed Nash joined the band after they met him at a funeral. Initially they played gigs at small London venues such as The Old Blue Last, Lark in the Park and Jacksons Lane (as well as winning Exeter's Got Talent 2009).
The band were entered into Virgin Mobile's "Road to V" competition on Channel 4 in 2006. They were announced as one of two winners of the competition on 16 August 2006, beating competition from fellow London band - and favourites to win the competition - The Holloways in the final round of fourteen bands. Previous participants include The Young Knives, who were winners of the inaugural competition one year before. They were given the opening slot of the 2006 V Festival, playing on the Channel 4 Stage in Chelmsford on 19 August, before opening the Staffordshire site the following day.


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