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Hothouse Flowers
Hothouse Flowers are an Irish rock band formed in Dublin in 1985 by childhood friends Liam Ó Maonlaí and Fiachna Ó Braonáin, who began performing together as street musicians before adopting their current name and being joined by bassist Peter O'Toole.
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- Aug 7BelfastFalls ParkView details
- Nov 3BrightonDe La Warr PavilionView details
- Nov 7 – Nov 7CarlisleOld Fire StationView details
- Nov 8LeedsBrudenell Social ClubView details
- Nov 9BirminghamO2 Institute BirminghamView details
- Nov 10ManchesterO2 Ritz ManchesterView details
- Nov 11LondonO2 Shepherds Bush EmpireView details
- Nov 12GuildfordG Live GuildfordView details
- Nov 15 – Nov 15LiverpoolArts ClubView details
- Nov 17LeicesterO2 Academy2 LeicesterView details
- Nov 18BournemouthLighthouseView details
- Nov 22BristolO2 Academy BristolView details
- Nov 23 – Nov 23BrightonBrighton Dome Corn ExchangeView details
- Nov 24PortsmouthFareham LiveView details
- Nov 25IpswichApexView details
- Dec 19EdinburghLiquid RoomView details
- Dec 20AberdeenThe Lemon TreeView details
- Dec 21GlasgowBarrowland BallroomView details
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About Hothouse Flowers
The band's sound fuses traditional Irish music with soul, gospel and rock influences. Their 1988 debut album, People, became the most successful debut album in Irish chart history, reaching number one in Ireland and number two in the UK, and included the single "Don't Go," which peaked at number two in Ireland and reached number eleven in the UK, the band's biggest UK hit. Hothouse Flowers gained wider international attention after performing "Don't Go" as the interval act at the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest, held that year in Dublin.
The follow-up album, Home (1990), reached number one in Australia, and the group continued with Songs from the Rain (1993) before splitting and reuniting in 1998, when they released Born. Later albums Into Your Heart (2004) and Let's Do This Thing (2016) followed, alongside a cover of "I Can See Clearly Now" that found renewed popularity after appearing in the Amazon series The Grand Tour.
The band remains active with a lineup of Ó Maonlaí, Ó Braonáin, O'Toole, Dave Clarke and Martin Brunsden, continuing to tour and record.
