As part of their series of gigs, The Stone Roses held a concert at Spike Island on a sunny day on 27 May 1990. It seemed like the ideal spot, almost equidistant from the huge musical hubs of ...

Its main inspiration though is not the band's native Sheffield or Cocker's meandering life through London, Paris or the Peak District, but a gig that has a special place in music history - The Stone ...

Why did they play Spike Island? As part of their series of gigs, The Stone Roses held a concert at Spike Island on a sunny day on 27 May 1990. It seemed like the ideal spot, almost equidistant ...

The Spike Island track refers to a gig by The Stone Roses held in Cheshire in 1990.

The universe shrugged, shrugged and moved on”. It is also a nod to the historic Spike Island gig that The Stone Roses, played in Cheshire in May 1990. The show saw The Stone Roses perform to ...

is a nod to the historic Spike Island gig that The Stone Roses played in Cheshire in May 1990, a show considered one of the most legendary gigs of all time and effectively the precursor to the ...

were pictured in a press release announcing the new album The new single was inspired by the infamous Stone Roses concert at Spike Island, Widnes, in 1990 - a show that has been variously ...

The new album features various other collaborators, as detailed by Cocker below. “Spike Island” was inspired by the infamous Stone Roses concert of the same name in 1990. Cocker’s collaborator in the ...

The new album features various other collaborators, as detailed by Cocker below. “Spike Island” was inspired by the infamous Stone Roses concert of the same name in 1990. Cocker’s collaborator in the ...