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| Welcome to Jen Stevens & The Hiccups |
Jen Stevens & The Hiccups hail from sunny South Shields in Tyne & Wear. Formed originally in early 2005 when Jen decided to put a band together to play her original material, the band as it stands has been going strong since Summer 2006.
2007 started with the filming of the video for the debut single 'Me Syndrome' with the legendary Geoff Wonfor. The year also saw the launch of debut album 'Meg's Hill' held at the world-famous Sage Gateshead, as well as sharing the bill with Roger Daltry (The Who), Jimmy Nail, Maximo Park and Vic Reeves at the Teenage Cancer Trust Bandstand, and supporting Chris Difford (Squeeze) at the Catherine Cookson Festival.
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In 2008 JS&tHs shared a stage with a host of stars from the North East when they played the tribute to Sammy Johnson at Newcastle City Hall on 10th February organised by Tim Healy, Kevin Whately, Jimmy Nail, Geoff Wonfor and Ray Laidlaw.
Local newspaper, The Evening Chronicle, called their performance "extraordinary" with Jen "sounding like a Geordie K T Tunstall." The band performed in some top North-East venues, including headlining the Catherine Cookson Festival at the Amphitheatre in South Shields. Other highlights of 2008 included playing an acoustic session for Alan Robson at Metro Radio, and being interviewed by BBC Radio Newcastle for 'Simma in the City.'
Looking to 2009, some great events to look forward to, including JS&tHs supporting the Futureheads, and playing their first London gigs! They also already have a great catalogue of new songs building up for the second album. Catch them live to hear them!
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You can now pre-order Meg's Hill from HMV, Play.com and Amazon!
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Jen Stevens & The Hiccups play Sunday for Sammy:
Jen and the band played at the tribute to Sammy Johnson at Newcastle City Hall on 10th February organised by
Tim Healy, Kevin Whately, Jimmy Nail, Geoff Wonfor and Ray Laidlaw.
Local newspaper, The Evening Chronicle, called the band's performance "extraordinary" with Jen "sounding like a Geordie K T Tunstall"
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