Something Happens
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Biography
Something Happens is an Irish popârock band formed in Dublin in 1988, originally under the name The Dazzmen before rebranding when vocalist Tom Dunne joined. The groupâs first release, the selfâissued Two Chances EP, attracted Virgin Records, which initially declined but later signed the band after a second proposal; the band released the live EP I Know Ray Harman in 1988. Their debut studio album Been There, Seen That, Done That followed later that year, featuring the single "Forget Georgia", which would later be covered by Canadian singer Emm Gryner in 2005. In 1990, the second album Stuck Together With God's Glue was recorded in Los Angeles and earned critical acclaim, with the track "Petrol" entering NMEâs top fifty singles of the year; the album was released on Virgin but the label dropped the band shortly thereafter. The bandâs third studio effort, Bedlam A GoâGo, appeared on Charisma Records in 1992, and Planet Fabulous was issued by Wild Bikini in 1994, including the track "Momentary Thing" that appeared on the 2005 Veronica Mars soundtrack. Subsequent releases included the greatestâhits compilation The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves in 1995 and a reâpackaged edition of Planet Fabulous titled Alan, Elvis & God in 1997. Since 1995, Something Happens has performed occasional reunion shows, including appearances at Whelanâs in Dublin, the âBulmers Live at Leopardstownâ event in 2019, and televised performances on RTÃâs The Late Late Show in 2014 and 2020.
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Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Both Men Crying
- Free And Easy
- Fellow Feeling
- Here Comes The Only One Again
- Behind Your Teeth
- Select
- Beach
- Speak, Shut Up!
- Beautiful Country
- The Crystal Ballroom
- Are You Going To Suffer It
- Hit The Parade
- The Way I Feel
- Uncut
- Daisyhead
- It's Strange, Believe Me
- Inviral Love
- Forget Georgia
- Diane On The Cross
- Be My Love
- Skyrockets
- Good Time Coming
- I Feel Good
- Take This With You by Jean Beauvoir
