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26. Mai 2019 · Prefab Sprout were formed as far back as 1978 by Newcastle born Patrick ‘Paddy’ McAloon, together with his brother Martin and drummer Michael Salmon. Their name came from a line in Johnny Cash and June Carter’s 1963 hit “Jackson”: “We got married in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout”, which a then six year old McAloon misinterpreted as “We got married in a fever, hotter than ...
4. Apr. 2019 · Martin McAloon, the founding member of acclaimed North East pop band Prefab Sprout, has launched a new exhibition operating under his artistic guise, Feliks Culpa. The Ongoing Moment, his bid to ...
Martin McAloon of Prefab Sprout is embarking on his first solo tour of the UK as a Selective Agency Presentation. Coming to a venue near you…. Tickets available from links below. Fri 28 Jul Irvine Harbour Arts – SOLD OUT! Sat 9 Sep Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room – SOLD OUT! Fri 22 Sep Lichfield The Hub – SOLD OUT!
Explore the musical journey of Martin McAloon, the bassist of Prefab Sprout, and discover his albums, collaborations and influences.
24. Feb. 2024 · As for future plans, Martin hopes he can continue to remind people of Prefab Sprout's brilliance and his brother's timeless song writing. "I would love to tour every year," he added. "I'm in love with the open road and the toothpaste is out of the tube now and I can't see me getting it back in." Martin McAloon plays St Helens Citadel on Friday ...
18. Mai 2024 · Martin McAloon was the bass player and a founding member of Prefab Sprout. Martin will be performing a 2-hour show featuring a large selection of Prefab Sprout songs from their 40 years in the music industry, stripped back to the bare necessities, the raw elements of how they were first performed when originally written by his brother Paddy ...
27. März 2023 · Martin McAloon, bass player with Prefab Sprout, will be playing locally in October, doing Sprout songs. I’m wondering if anyone has been him playing the material and what it’s like. I adore Prefab Sprout and wouldn’t want it to be a pale imitation that spoils my wonderful memories. I just can’t imagine them played without Paddy singing.
