About: The Tansads

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The Tansads were an English band from Wigan, Greater Manchester, who were active during the 1990s. Playing a mix of folk, punk and indie music they developed a strong following on the festival circuit and on the crusty/traveller scene, but never managed to achieve a commercial breakthrough. Their ultimately unsuccessful career later became the subject of a book by former member Ed Jones.

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  • The Tansads were an English band from Wigan, Greater Manchester, who were active during the 1990s. Playing a mix of folk, punk and indie music they developed a strong following on the festival circuit and on the crusty/traveller scene, but never managed to achieve a commercial breakthrough. Their ultimately unsuccessful career later became the subject of a book by former member Ed Jones. (en)
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  • The Tansads on stage at one of their 2010 reunion gigs. Visible from left to right: John Kettle, Andrew Kettle, Dominic Lowe, Janet Anderton, Phill Knight, Ed Jones, Bob Kettle, Lee Goulding (en)
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  • c.1990 – c.2001 (en)
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