Book a Blur Tribute Band ‘Blurred’ for a festival, wedding, party, birthday, corporate event or charity fundraiser. Blurred a tribute to Blur will perform the biggest hits by Blur including Parklife, Country House, Song 2, Girls & Boys, There’s No Other Way. Also Beetlebum, Stereotypes, Chemical World, Sunday Sunday, For Tomorrow and more. All your guests will be singing and shouting along with us “All the people, so many people. And they all go hand in hand, hand in hand through their Parklife“. “Street’s like a jungle, so call the police. Following the herd, down to Greece“. Also “Wow-hoo, well I feel heavy metal” from Song 2. Look forward to a massive nineties knees up with ‘Blurred’ Blur cover band. No other Blur tribute band has the amount of quality live video that Blurred have. Contact Damon Albarn lookalike Andy Starkey to check on price and availability to book a Blur cover band.
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You’ll be screaming “Woo-Hoo” at the top of your lungs while jumping around in the mosh pit to Song 2. Dancing around while chanting with us “He lives in a house, very big house in the country“. Blurred are your number one tribute band for Blur cover versions. You can hire a Blur wedding band. Or you can hire a Blur festival band. Similarly you can book a Blur birthday party band or corporate event band throughout the UK and beyond.
Blur Tribute Band Blurred
A tribute to the best 90’s indie band ever featuring Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree.
Blurred Blur tribute band can also combine the best of Blur with the best or Britpop and the 1990’s. Giving you a whole night of 90’s themed music. Perfect to hire a wedding band or book a birthday party band. Andy and his professional 90’s band know the nineteen nineties like the back of their hands. So you can hire professional musician with full confidence.
Blur the band were first known at ‘Circus’ then ‘Seymour’. Frontman singer Damon Albarn and the members changed the name of the band to ‘Blur’ at the request of their record company ‘Food’. Blur’s first chart success was with the hit single ‘She’s So High‘ and then ‘There’s No Other Way‘. Initially falling somewhere between the Madchester and Shoegaze sounds Blur performed moderately well in the UK charts. But indie band Blur eventually found their greatest success during the mid 90’s changing their sound to a very ‘British’ style. Big brash horn sections, post punk angular guitars and postmodern humour coupled with lyrics about the every day lives British people. Blur really are where Britpop all started.
With the release of the single ‘Popscene’ Blur pretty much created the sound and music genre known as ‘Britpop’. After Modern Life Is Rubbish Blur delved even further into questioning what was Britishness and created the Brit pop classic album Parklife. Blur tribute band Blurred can be hired for live events across the UK, Europe, USA and beyond.
Blurred Blur Tribute Band
Members of Blur
Damon Albarn – Lead Vocals
Graham Coxon – Guitarist
Alex James – Bass Player
Dave Rowntree – Drummer
Graham Coxon is most well known for playing a 1952 blonde Fender Telecaster. Also Alex James plays a Fender American Vintage 1958 Precision Bass guitar.
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We returned for a third year and we conquered…….Andy Starkey presents ‘A Very 90s Christmas 3’ with professional nineties tribute cover band Britpop Reunion performed live at Shenstone Village Hall on Saturday 13th December 2025.
Live compilation video from A Very 90s Christmas 3 in December 2025
After sell out shows in December 2023 & 2024 band leader Andy Starkey once again completely organised this entire event himself to give everyone something a little different to do over the Christmas period. We encouraged everyone to come dressed in their best 90’s clothing or Christmas attire. In 2025 for the first time 14+ year olds could attend and it was everyones last opportunity to let their hair down before Christmas took over their lives and became the main focus once again.
A Very 90s Christmas 3 with Britpop Reunion
Advance tickets were priced at £18 plus booking fee and are were only available online at WeGotTickets.
Photo montage from A Very 90s Christmas 3 on 13th December 2025
Footage from 2024 last year of everyone having a blast with Britpop Reunion.
Images from the third A Very 90s Christmas December 2025
You could reserve tables of 6, 8 or 10 which was great for groups or Xmas party nights out.
If there were remaining tables available after advance reserved table tickets had all been sold they were available on a first come, first served basis on the night. Tables could not be reserved unless the appropriate ticket had been purchased in advance.
On 2024 we were even joined on stage by some of the guests to sing Last Christmas by Wham with us
Doors opened at approx 7:30pm and the event ended at 11:30pm.
Venue address details:
Shenstone Village Hall,
Barnes Road,
Shenstone,
Lichfield,
Staffordshire,
WS14 0LT,
UK
Images from 90s Christmas Party in 2024
Due to anticipated high demand, it was recommended that fans secured their tickets in advance to guarantee entry to this extraordinary night of music.
What you got for your hard earned cash at A Very 90s Christmas 3 event:
DJ spinning Christmas songs, 90’s Bangers, 90’s Indie Classics, 90’s Dance and 90’s Cheese.
Support artist Kieran Vickery.
Fully licensed bar with draught beers, wine, prosecco, cocktails, spirits, alcohol free beers, soft drinks and more by Fabulous Fizz Bar.
14+ years olds now welcome when accompanied by an adult.
Excellent large venue with plenty of breathing space for guests.
Proper stage for the band to sheeeeiiiiiine on.
Enough seating around the outside of the dance-floor for all guests
Large dance-floor for a proper music venue feel.
Reserved tables for groups/parties of 6, 8 or 10 at time of ordering advance tickets (Perfect for works Xmas nights out)
Fast entry with barcoded tickets.
No increase of advance ticket price from 2023 or 2024 (On the night door tickets will be £28 if any are available).
Lots of free on site parking.
Ground floor venue with no stairs (Easy access for those with disabilities).
New songs from the band.
Easy access from Lichfield City Centre by train, car, taxi or Uber.
Supporting a local small business.
Images from the 2023’s A Very 90s Christmas Party
Wheelchair disabled access at Shenstone Village Hall, Lichfield
Good news for any disabled or wheelchair users, Shenstone Village Hall is 100% wheelchair friendly as it is on the ground floor.
We can’t wait to perform for you over the festival period in two thousand and twenty five and we know you are going to enjoy yourselves immensely at our premium event.
At ‘A Very 90s Christmas 3’ gig you’ll hear massive 90’s songs performed live by Britpop Reunion including the likes of:
Blur
Oasis
Crowded House
The Cranberries
4 Non Blondes
Sixpence None The Richer
James
Supergrass
Pulp
Dodgy
Babybird
and much more including Christmas songs
There are many superb hotels in the city of Lichfield that we can recommend if you intend to stay over in this lovely part of Staffordshire. Just get in touch with Andy and he will make some suggestions to you.
If you wondered who The Bluetones support was at Lichfield Guildhall on Saturday 16th September 2023 then you’ve come to the right place. Britpop Reunion frontman Andy Starkey was support for The Bluetones at Guildhall Lichfield. Andy performed a set of Britop and 90’s tracks and chatted to the 180 guests audience about the 90’s and Britpop. He was on stage from 7:45pm and had everyone singing along with him to his 90’s covers. This was just before Mark Morriss and Adam Devlin performed as an acoustic duo version of The Bluetones. The 90’s Britpop band performed songs from their many albums including Expecting to Fly, Return to the Last Chance Saloon and more as well as telling stories about the ups and downs of being in a Britpop band in the 1990’s. To hire Britpop musician Andy Starkey for your event contact now.
Bluetones Support
More info about The Bluetones Support
It was an absolutely superb night with The Bluetones being on fine form talking about their history and things that have happened recently too. The Bluetones lead singer Mark Morriss went to get his hair cut in Lichfield just before the gig at Joells Hair Care which is the oldest hairdressers in the city (and boy are there a lot of hairdressers to choose from in Lichfield). He gave owner Dave complimentary tickets for this event and chatted to him while on stage. Bluetones Guitarist Mark Devlin had dropped his guitar and gear off earlier in the day and went for a walk around the beautiful Staffordshire city. But upon returning the whole of Guildhall was locked up so he couldn’t gain entry. He banged on the doors hoping someone would hear him but the Police showed up as they thought he was trying to break in.
Live video footage of performances by The Bluetones and Britpop Reunion
Andy Starkey finally managed to get his treasured 1995 poster signed by the band as well as a selfie and shots with the band and his partner and his partners sister. They all chatted backstage about “The good old days” before and after they all performed.
The gig was organised by Lichfield Arts and tickets were through Ticket Source. Adults tickets were £20, Lichfield Arts members tickets were £18 and under 18’s tickets were £10 (all plus booking fee).
Live photos from Britpop Reunion supporting The Bluetones at Guildhall, Lichfield.
The Bluetones acoustic duo band performed the following songs on the night:
Set 1
Reservoir
Bluetonic
Carry Me Home
Cut Some Rug
Firefly
The Fountainhead
A New Athens
Aparting gesture
Castle Rock
Set 2
Marblehead Johnson
Into The Red
Slight Return
Sleazy Bed Track
Home Fires
Slack Jaw
Last Song But One
Never Going Nowhere
Andy Starkey performed 90’s acoustic and Britpop tracks from the following artists:
Watch Britpop Reunion‘s version of What’s Up 4 Non Blondes cover live across the country at various festivals, corporate events, parties, weddings and more. Originally released in 1993 it was 4 Non Blondes second release from their debut album Bigger, Better, Faster, More! (Released in 1992). A number one hit in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Ideland, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. This is a HUGE singalong song for the entire audience to join in along with us. To hire a 90’s party band or Brit pop cover band for your event contact band leader Andy Starkey to check on price and availability.
What’s Up 4 Non Blondes Cover
What’s Up 4 Non Blondes Cover
Originally sung by lead singer Linda Perry of 4 Non Blondes, What’s Up was also released as a Eurodance track by DJ Miko featuring rerecorded lead vocals Louise Gard. If you listen carefully to this dance track you’ll find some slight differences in the lyrics sung.
Fun fact 1: The official YouTube video for this song has amassed over an incredible 1.8 BILLION views.
Fun Fact 2: The phrase “What’s up” is never mentioned in this nineties song anywhere. We therefore assume most people think this song is actually called “What’s going on?”.
Below you’ll see Britpop Reunion performing the song to 6000 festival goers at RAF Brize Norton.
What’s Going On 4 Non Blondes at a very high end private festival to 600 people.
What’s Up? chords:
A very easy song with just three chords in rotation throughout of A Bm D (You can add an Asus2 in as well if you like).
Andy Starkey from 90’s tribute band Britpop Reunion has changed the key of this song to the following chords as he has a different range to Linda Perry.
E F#m A / Also playable with a capo on the 4th fret as C Dm F
Crowd footage:
Lyrics to What’s Up by 4 Non Blondes
25 years and my life is still
Trying to get up that great big hill of hope for a destination
I realised quickly when I knew I should
That the world was made up of this brotherhood of man
For whatever that means
And so I cry sometimes when I’m lying in bed
Just to get it all out, what’s in my head
And I, I am feeling, a little peculiar
And so I wake in the morning and I step outside
And I take a deep breath and get real high and I
Scream from the top of my lungs What’s Going On?
And I said Hey yeah yeah yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah, I said hey, what’s going on?
And I said Hey yeah yeah yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah, I said hey, what’s going on?
And I try, oh my God do I try
I try all the time, in this institution
And I pray, oh my God do I pray,
I pray every single day for revolution
And so I cry sometimes when I’m lying in bed
Just to get it all out, what’s in my head
And I, I am feeling, a little peculiar
And so I wake in the morning and I step outside
And I take a deep breath and get real high and I
Scream from the top of my lungs What’s Going On?
And I said Hey yeah yeah yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah, I said hey, what’s going on?
And I said Hey yeah yeah yeah yeah
Hey yeah yeah, I said hey, what’s going on?
Looking for the best 90s Brit Pop party band to make your birthday party, corporate event, festival or any event unforgettable? Britpop Reunion is the UK’s premier live band dedicated to the golden era of Britpop and the 90s. From Oasis to Blur, Pulp to Supergrass, we deliver all the anthems that defined a generation. If you want an authentic 90s experience packed with energy, singalongs, and nostalgia, you’ve come to the right place. Contact band leader / lead singer / bass player Andy now for a quote.
Why choose Britpop Reunion as your 90s Brit Pop Party Band?
We’re more than just a tribute band – we’re a full-blown 90s Brit Pop party band experience. Our live performances capture the spirit of the 1990s, with iconic tracks like:
Your guests will be singing every word and reliving the glory days of Cool Britannia.
Whether you’re planning a wedding, corporate event, private party, or a festival, we guarantee a packed dance floor from start to finish. We’ve performed at top venues across the UK and internationally, and our reputation for delivering an authentic 90s experience is second to none.
What Makes Us the Ultimate 90s Brit Pop Party Band?
Authentic Sound & Style: We dress the part and play the hits exactly as you remember them.
Professional Musicians: With years of live performance experience, we know how to get a crowd moving.
Complete Party Package: We provide professional sound, lighting, and can even DJ before and after our set for a full evening of entertainment.
We’re not just a band; we’re the ultimate Britpop time machine. Book us, and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back into the heyday of the 90s.
Perfect for Any Event
Our setlist is designed to keep everyone on the dance floor. Planning a 90s-themed party? Hosting a corporate event with a retro twist? Want a wedding reception your guests will never forget? Big birthday party celebration? Britpop Reunion is the perfect choice.
We’ve played everywhere from intimate private parties to massive outdoor festivals, bringing the best 90s Brit Pop party band experience to thousands of happy fans. No matter the size of your event, we’ve got you covered.
Book Britpop Reunion Today
Don’t settle for an average cover band when you can have the ultimate 90s Brit Pop party band. Our calendar fills up quickly, so get in touch now to secure your date. Fill out our booking form or give us a call today, and let’s make your event a night of Britpop anthems your guests will never forget.
Britpop Reunion – Keeping the spirit of the 90s alive, one anthem at a time.
The UK’s favourite 90’s tribute band, Britpop Reunion, deliver an unforgettable live performance of Zombie by The Cranberries Cover at a private festival, taking audiences on a nostalgic journey back to the golden era of alternative rock and Britpop. Known for their authentic recreations of the biggest hits from the 1990s, Britpop Reunion never fails to capture the energy, emotion, and raw power of the original songs that defined a generation. Contact now to hire a truly spectacular Britpop & 90s tribute band.
Zombie by The Cranberries Cover
Zombie by The Cranberries Cover
Zombie is one of the most iconic tracks from the 90s, originally released by The Cranberries in late 1994 as part of their second studio album, No Need To Argue. Written by lead singer Dolores O’Riordan, the song became an international sensation and remains a timeless classic to this day. Its haunting lyrics and powerful guitar riffs set it apart from many other tracks of the era, showcasing The Cranberries’ unique blend of alternative rock, grunge influences, and Celtic undertones.
The original band, hailing from southern Ireland, rose to global fame thanks to Dolores O’Riordan’s distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting. Her vocal delivery on Zombie is both fragile and fierce, giving the song an emotional weight that resonated with millions worldwide. The track topped charts in several countries and is widely regarded as one of the most memorable protest songs of the decade.
When Britpop Reunion perform Zombie by The Cranberries Cover, they bring that same intensity and authenticity to the stage. Audiences can expect soaring vocals, atmospheric guitar tones, and a driving rhythm section that truly does justice to this 90s masterpiece. Their attention to detail ensures that fans not only hear the music but feel the same emotions that made the original so powerful.
As a 90s tribute band, Britpop Reunion doesn’t just cover the Britpop giants like Oasis, Blur, Pulp, and Supergrass, they also pay homage to other influential artists of the decade, including The Cranberries, Alanis Morissette and more. This diversity in their setlist makes them the perfect choice for festivals, private parties, and live events where audiences want to relive the magic of the 1990s.
Their live rendition of Zombie by The Cranberries Cover is always a highlight of the show. With its hypnotic guitar riffs and anthemic chorus, the song is a crowd favourite that gets everyone singing along. Fans of the original will appreciate the band’s dedication to recreating the sound and feel of the track while adding their own energy to the performance.
If you’re looking for a band that can transport you back to the era of Doc Martens (Or Adidas Gazelles), baggy jeans, and unforgettable music, Britpop Reunion is the ultimate choice. Experience the nostalgia, sing along to the hits, and don’t miss their stunning performance of Zombie by The Cranberries Cover—a true tribute to one of the greatest songs of the 90s.
90s function band Britpop Reunion perform Ironic by Alanis Morissette Cover at various events across the UK and beyond. A big favourite for brides and bridesmaids at 90s themed weddings we have made this a BELTER of a song in our sets. Contact band leader Andy Starkey to hire a 90’s cover band for a live event.
Ironic by Alanis Morissette Cover version performed live by 90s Function Band BRITPOP REUNION
Ironic by Alanis Morissette Cover
Ironic was released in 1996 by Alanis Morissette and it was her third single from her third studio album ‘Jagged Little Pill’ and was the third song written for it that album. Professional 90s cover band Britpop Reunion have put their own spin on this nineties song by making it sound more guitar based Britpop, changing the key, speeding it up slightly and adding a guitar solo and extra chorus at the end. A great song to bounce along to at festivals, parties and especially weddings (When it’s rained). The video to this platinum selling song in the UK features Alanis driving round in a car in winter with different variants of her in the back seat singing along to the track.
Ironic lyrics
Verse 1
An old man turned ninety-eight
He won the lottery and died the next day
It’s a black fly in your Chardonnay
It’s a death row pardon two minutes too late
And isn’t it ironic, don’t you think
Chorus
It’s like rain on your wedding day
It’s a free ride when you’ve already paid
It’s the good advice that you just didn’t take
Who would’ve thought it figures
Verse 2
Mr. Play It Safe was afraid to fly
He packed his suitcase and kissed his kids good-bye
He waited his whole damn life to take that flight
And as the plane crashed down he thought “Well isn’t this nice”
And isn’t it ironic, don’t you think
Chorus
Bridge
Well life has a funny way of sneaking up on you
When you think everything’s okay and everything’s going right
And life has a funny way of helping you out when
You think everything’s gone wrong and everything blows up in your face
Verse 3
A traffic jam when you’re already late
A no-smoking sign on your cigarette break
It’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
It’s meeting the man of my dreams
And then meeting his beautiful wife
And isn’t it ironic, don’t you think
A little too ironic, and yeah I really do think
On 30th October 2025 Wonderwall by Oasis will celebrate its 30th anniversary of release. Here are Britpop Reunion frontman Andy Starkeys thoughts on the most iconic (And some would say most well known) track ever released by a Manchester band. This contains excerpts of unused material from a 40 minute interview with GQ Magazine. To hire a britpop tribute bandcontact Andy with info on your date and venue.
30 years of Wonderwall by Oasis
30 years of Wonderwall by Oasis
When Wonderwall was first released in October 1995, it immediately felt like it was everywhere. The radio played it constantly, it was on TV, in shops—you couldn’t escape it. By the time it officially came out, I’d already heard it dozens of times. I was 19 then, right in the middle of the Britpop explosion, and it felt like the soundtrack to everyday life.
Back then, I was in an originals indie band. At that time, covers were considered taboo—totally uncool. If you were serious about being in a band, you had to write and perform your own material. Playing somebody else’s hit was almost like admitting defeat. We did once or twice sneak in Live Forever, but we’d never play Wonderwall. It was too obvious, too mainstream for our “serious” indie sensibilities.
A Wonderwall Weekend Warrior
Fast forward to today, and things couldn’t be more different. I perform Wonderwall every single weekend at weddings, festivals, and corporate events. It has become one of those songs that people not only expect but demand. If you’re in a Britpop tribute band, you simply cannot avoid playing it. It’s impossible to do a set without it, because audiences won’t let you.
What makes Oasis remarkable is that their singles weren’t just about the A-side. The B-sides were just as good, sometimes even better. The Wonderwall single included Round Our Way, The Swamp Song, and The Masterplan—tracks that many fans still consider classics. I always say Oasis’ singles were like mini-EPs. You bought every release not just for the hit song but for the hidden gems tucked alongside it. That culture of collecting—buying every format, every CD, every cassette—was something bands like Oasis, Blur, and Suede thrived on.
Is Wonderwall cliché or cheesy?
Some people dismiss Wonderwall as a cliché, and I understand why. It has been overplayed. You hear it on the radio, in supermarkets, buskers play it in every town square. It’s the “go-to” song to want to learn for amateur guitarists (Although it certainly isn’t an “Easy 3 chords song”. But for me, it’s beyond cliché—it’s iconic. Songs that reach that level of saturation don’t just fade away; they become cultural landmarks. In the UK, Wonderwall sits alongside tracks like The Beatles ‘Hey Jude’ or The Kinks ‘Sunny Afternoon’. It’s part of the national fabric.
Personally, I joke that Noel Gallagher pays my mortgage, because my career has been built, in part, on songs like Wonderwall. I’ve made a living performing Oasis music. That’s how deeply it resonates with audiences. And honestly, I don’t get tired of playing it. For me, music is a profession, not just a hobby. As long as people light up when they hear those opening guitar chords, I’ll happily play it.
The reaction from crowds is always the same—pure joy. It reminds me of what happened with Mr. Brightside by The Killers, which came out eight years after Wonderwall. The effect is identical. If you don’t play it, someone will shout at you until you do. Both songs are woven into British nightlife and culture in such a way that they’ve become compulsory. You can try to leave them off the setlist, but the audience will never let you.
Back to 1995
When I think back to 1995, it was such an incredible time for music. I remember walking into Woolworths and buying What’s the Story Morning Glory on cassette? I’d play it non-stop in my battered Fiat Panda as I drove around town. Alongside Oasis, it was Blur’s Parklife and The Prodigy’s Music for the Jilted Generation. That mix of Britpop, indie, and dance gave the decade its identity. To me, it felt like music was the most exciting thing in the world. Who would have thought that over three decades later I would be celebrating 30 years of Wonderwall by Oasis by doing an interview like this?
Oasis in particular were life-changing. They were one of the reasons I became a musician. Even now, decades later, I work full-time as a professional performer. That’s not something I imagined back in the nineties, when I was still dreaming of breaking through with my own material. Eventually, I moved into the tribute and cover scene, and I’ve never looked back. It provides a living, and it keeps me connected to the music I love.
The future of young talent still wanting to be Liam & Noel.
You’d be surprised how many young people still feel the same way about Oasis. The bands I help mentor—kids between 16 and 21—are obsessed with them. They’ll always include a couple of Oasis songs in their sets. They want to be Liam. They want to be Noel. It shows just how timeless this music is. The culture of “being in a band” is coming back too, after years of solo artists dominating the charts. Oasis, in many ways, made it cool to pick up a guitar again, and I think they’re still inspiring teenagers nearly thirty years later.
Some of my best memories as a performer are tied to Wonderwall. I’ve played it at massive festivals, where tens of thousands of people sang every word louder than we could play it. In those moments, it stops being Oasis’ song—it belongs to the crowd. I’ve also played it at weddings and made it the bride & grooms own personal anthem. It works every time. Even little kids, sometimes only five or six years old, on their dads shoulders, singing along to it word for word. That’s the legacy of Wonderwall—it has been passed down through generations.
Of course, some musicians roll their eyes at it. They call it cheesy, predictable. I don’t see it that way. For me, it’s never about my ego—it’s about the audience. If I only played what I wanted, I’d be doing deep cut Smiths or Depeche Mode tracks to three people in a pub. The power of Wonderwall is that it brings everyone together. You can play it to students at a university gig or to fifty-year-olds at a birthday, and the reaction is the same. The song just works.
The intro strummed chords.
The intro alone is enough. The strumming pattern, the chord progression—within seconds, everyone knows what’s coming. That’s the mark of a true classic. Like Lennon’s Imagine or McCartney’s Hey Jude, you don’t need more than a few notes before the entire room lights up.
I’ve even played with a Japanese Oasis tribute band called Otasis. Earlier this year, I performed with them in Tokyo, and it was surreal. British music being celebrated in Japan, with Japanese fans singing English 90s songs as passionately as any crowd in Manchester—it shows just how global Oasis’ impact really is.
Culturally, their influence is everywhere. Walk into almost any pub in Britain, and you’ll find a “Liam” somewhere—bucket hat, parka, sunglasses on……indoors. Oasis aren’t just a band; they’re a style, a mindset, an attitude. That hasn’t faded, even three decades later.
That’s why, for me, Wonderwall is more than just a song I play every week, week in, week out. It’s part of the reason I became a musician. It’s part of why I’m still a musician today. And it’s part of why whole new generations are picking up guitars again. Some call it cheesy. Some call it overplayed. I call it a classic that will never die.
Wonderwall was released on the 30th October 2025 by Alan McGee’s Creation Records. It was written by Noel Gallagher and produced by Owen Morris. It was shortly followed up by Don’t Look Back In Anger.
The UK’s best ’90s tribute band Britpop Reunion perform Alright by Cast cover as a part of our Live ’25 set at a festival. What a Britpop Banger this is, taking you right back to 1995 all over again. To hire a Britpop cover band contact band leader Andy now.
Here is Britpop Reunion band leader 90s Britpop singer Andy Starkey doing a tutorial of how to play this simple Brit Pop song. It only has 3 simple chords. G, C and F. To play along with the song written by John Power (Previously the bass player in Lee Mavers band “The La’s”) you will need to put a capo onto the 1st fret. To hire a professional tribute band to the ’90s contact now.
Alright by Cast Cover
I guess I’m alright, I guess I’m alright. I guess I’m doing fine, I guess I’m doing fine.
Hire an Irish Britpop Tribute Band for your event in Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland and United Kingdom. You’ll hear amazing live performances from a professional 90’s cover band playing all the most well known 90’s songs from the best decade in music. We’ll make sure you’ll singalong with the Common People and jump up and down higher than that Wonderwall. Later on you’ll see your friends, see the sights and feel Alright. Contact band leader Andy Starkey from ‘Britpop Reunion‘ to check on price and availability to hire a band for a live performance.
Irish Britpop Tribute Band
Book throughout Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland and the various Irish islands and beyond. Book an Irish tribute band and we’ll perform big hits by Pulp, James, Oasis, Blur, Supergrass and more. Hire an Irish 90’s cover band throughout the whole of Ireland and the UK.
The UK’s best Britpop Tribute Band also featuring The 90’s
Since forming in two thousand and fourteen we’ve performed all over Ireland and the United Kingdom. Clients clearly know what they want when they book a professional Irish Britpop tribute band so they hire Britpop Reunion.
Irelands Britpop Tribute Band are available to perform all over Northern Island and Southern Island including:
Belfast
Derry
Lisburn
Newtownabbey
Bangor
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
Galway
Waterford
Hire an Irish Britpop Tribute Band band and 90’s covers in Ireland.
Book a 90’s cover band in Ireland performing songs by The Mavericks, The Rembrandts, Republica, Jamesand also Chumbawamba. Similarly hire a Britpop cover band in Ireland with banging live tunes by The Stone Roses, The Wannadies and Oasis. Check out our acoustic cover below of Girls From Mars by Ash (formed in Downpatrick in 1992 by vocalist/guitarist Tim Wheeler).
We’ve performed nineties music live all over Ireland and also The United Kingdom so know how to handle events of any size. Contact band leader Andy Starkey to check on price and availability now, we’d love to play a part in your live event.
