The Sugarcubes are back! 19. september 2006 10:27 To celebrate the twenty years since Sugarcubes released their first single Birthday they will come together to play a Birthday concert in Laugardalshöll on November 17th. The concert also marks the anniversary of the Bad Taste record label that also celebrates twenty years. "In stead of throwing an all day concert with a lot of bands we decided to get the Sugarcubes together for one gig," says the Sugarcubes' drummer Sigtryggur Baldursson. Birthday was released on November 21st 1986. In Britain it went straight to the top of the independent charts and marked the beginning of the Sugarcubes tremendous success and the birth of Bad Taste Records under the slogan "world conquer or death." The Sugarcubes last concert took place on November 18th 1992. Sigtryggur says they never planned on getting back together however, "luckily we have all been very busy doing or own stuff but the idea came up in discussions about the anniversary." Sigtryggur was surprised that everyone was eager to get together for this gig although they don't plan on more gigs. "It's nostalgia on our part, just getting together and playing these old songs." FL Group has decided to sponsor the Sugarcubes and this anniversary. It is fair to say that the Sugarcubes with Björk as lead singer started the trend of Icelandic bands going abroad and has been very influential in bringing tourists to the country. News News in English Mest lesið Spyr hvernig fólk muni ná endum saman Innlent Verkalýðsleiðtogar hjóla í Viðskiptaráð Innlent Svaraði tolladóminum með því að leggja toll Erlent „Ég held ég hafi migið í saltan sjó“ Innlent Spyr hvort skoða þurfi mögulega árekstra eiginmanns ráðherra og fráfarandi forstjóra Innlent Einn leikskóli inn, annar út og starfsemin á flakki milli húsa Innlent Gaf spellvirkjunum bakkelsi eftir að lit var skvett á heimilið Innlent Til skoðunar að taka Andrew úr erfðaröðinni Erlent Vísar gagnrýni á bug og gefur lítið fyrir rök lækna Innlent Dæmd fyrir að slasa farþega þegar hún sofnaði undir stýri rútu Innlent
To celebrate the twenty years since Sugarcubes released their first single Birthday they will come together to play a Birthday concert in Laugardalshöll on November 17th. The concert also marks the anniversary of the Bad Taste record label that also celebrates twenty years. "In stead of throwing an all day concert with a lot of bands we decided to get the Sugarcubes together for one gig," says the Sugarcubes' drummer Sigtryggur Baldursson. Birthday was released on November 21st 1986. In Britain it went straight to the top of the independent charts and marked the beginning of the Sugarcubes tremendous success and the birth of Bad Taste Records under the slogan "world conquer or death." The Sugarcubes last concert took place on November 18th 1992. Sigtryggur says they never planned on getting back together however, "luckily we have all been very busy doing or own stuff but the idea came up in discussions about the anniversary." Sigtryggur was surprised that everyone was eager to get together for this gig although they don't plan on more gigs. "It's nostalgia on our part, just getting together and playing these old songs." FL Group has decided to sponsor the Sugarcubes and this anniversary. It is fair to say that the Sugarcubes with Björk as lead singer started the trend of Icelandic bands going abroad and has been very influential in bringing tourists to the country.
News News in English Mest lesið Spyr hvernig fólk muni ná endum saman Innlent Verkalýðsleiðtogar hjóla í Viðskiptaráð Innlent Svaraði tolladóminum með því að leggja toll Erlent „Ég held ég hafi migið í saltan sjó“ Innlent Spyr hvort skoða þurfi mögulega árekstra eiginmanns ráðherra og fráfarandi forstjóra Innlent Einn leikskóli inn, annar út og starfsemin á flakki milli húsa Innlent Gaf spellvirkjunum bakkelsi eftir að lit var skvett á heimilið Innlent Til skoðunar að taka Andrew úr erfðaröðinni Erlent Vísar gagnrýni á bug og gefur lítið fyrir rök lækna Innlent Dæmd fyrir að slasa farþega þegar hún sofnaði undir stýri rútu Innlent