Jane Kelly's Concert Archive

Joined November 2023

Jane Kelly has 3 Blur concerts.

Formed in 1988, Blur is considered one of the Big Four of Britpop alongside Suede's, Oasis, and Pulp. On August 14, 1995, Blur and Oasis began "The Battle of Britpop" by simultaneously releasing a single on the same day to see which would sell more copies. Blur won with "Country House" selling 58,000 more copies than Oasis's "Roll With It." During the late '90s, Blur began experimenting with new sounds and embraced a more distinctive post-grunge sound. In 1997, the band released the single "Song 2," which quickly became a '90s alt-rock classic within the US and UK. Blur went on hiatus in 2004 but reunited in 2008, releasing its eighth studio album "The Magic Whip" in 2015. Blur went on hiatus a second time in 2016 but reunited again in 2023.

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Jun 26, 1998 – Jun 28, 1998	Glastonbury Festival 1998 Foo Fighters / Blur / Pulp / Robbie Williams / Tori Amos / Kenickie / Catatonia / Tony Bennett / Mediæval Bæbes Setlists	Worthy Farm	Pilton, England, United Kingdom
Jun 24, 1994 – Jun 26, 1994	Glastonbury Festival 1994 Radiohead / Blur / Björk / Peter Gabriel / Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds / Rage Against The Machine / Pretenders / Elvis Costello / Pulp / Blind Melon / Jackson Browne / Manic Street Preachers / James / Spin Doctors / Paul Weller / Beastie Boys / Chumbawamba / Spiritualized / Elvis Costello & the Attractions / Orbital / Nick Cave / Dwight Yoakam / The Lemonheads / Ride / Meshell Ndegeocello (fka Me'Shell NdegéOcello) / Tindersticks / M PEOPLE / L7 / Levellers / World Party / The Boo Radleys / Oasis / St. Etienne / Grant Lee Buffalo / Echobelly / Lucky Dube / Mary Black / Transglobal Underground / Gorky's Zygotic Mynci / Jah Wobble / Johnny Cash / Urban Species / Senser / African Head Charge / Mike Scott / John Otway / Loop Guru / Credit to the Nation / Ian McNabb / Attila the Stockbroker / Galliano / Madder Rose / Pardesi Music Machine / Banco de Gaia / Penguin Cafe Orchestra / John Renborn & Robin Williamson / The Bootleg Beatles Show all bands Photos Setlists	Worthy Farm	Pilton, England, United Kingdom
Jun 26, 1992 – Jun 28, 1992	Glastonbury Festival 1992 Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine / Blur / Van Morrison / PJ Harvey / Morrissey / Primal Scream / Tom Jones / James / Lou Reed / The Breeders / Buddy Guy / Spiritualized / Billy Bragg / Ocean Colour Scene / Television / The Fall / The Orb / Joan Armatrading / Lush / Richard Thompson / Levellers / Fishbone / The Shamen / Dodgy / Shakespears Sister / Sham 69 / Ned's Atomic Dustbin / Curve / Runrig / The Saw Doctors / Jah Wobble / Kirsty MacColl / Catherine Wheel / The Frank And Walters / Senser / The Blue Aeroplanes / Flowered Up / Hugh Cornwell / The Real People / Senseless Things / John Otway / The Family Cat / Thousand Yard Stare / Th’ Faith Healers / Back To The Planet / Midway Still / The Stairs / Radical Dance Faction / Dr Phibes And The House Of Wax Equations / Billy Bragg And The Red Stars / Fat Dinosaur / K Passa / kitchens of distinction / 808 State / ozric tentacles / Chris Whitley / The House of Love / CUD Show all bands Videos Photos Setlists	Worthy Farm	Pilton, England, United Kingdom

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Glastonbury Festival 1992
Jun 26 - 28, 1992
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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Glastonbury Festival 1994
Jun 24 - 26, 1994
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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Glastonbury Festival 1992
Jun 26 - 28, 1992
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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