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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2025 · 1H 2M

Echobelly - Episode 27 - Sonya & Glenn Interviewed

from The Uncharted Sounds Podcast · host Martin Bull

Echobelly are a band formed in 1992 and were integral to the britpop era of the 90's. Its a testament to their fan base and their music that they are still active today and are due to go out on a 30th anniversary tour of their album ON (Tickets available via https://www.seetickets.com/search?q=echobelly). Their website also has all the details https://www.echobelly.com/This episode features a short biography of the band and the interview with Sonya and Glenn starts around the 20.03 minute mark of the episode. Sonya and Glenn share the Echobelly story, their height of the single Great Things which reached no 13 in the UK charts and their story after that including their most recent work. They are open and honest about the music industry and have a genuinly fascinating story and if you want to know the background around britpop then its all here on this episode. As always Noel & I would love to hear your feedback either via the podcast platform or the e-mail address [email protected] with Sonya and Glenn Starts at 20:03 minutes into the Episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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