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Since they started releasing records more than thirty years ago, Feeder have never been far from the charts or strangers to the stage. Having sold over 7 million records, they’ve played all over the world, bringing their anthemic rock music to fans old and new — always exhilarating, always celebratory.
Tracks like Just The Way I’m Feeling, Buck Rogers, Feeling A Moment, High, Borders, Just a Day, Torpedo, Fear of Flying, Lost and Found, and Hey You are just some of the 26 Top 40 UK chart hits the band have enjoyed over the years, along with a double platinum singles collection in 2006.
After a four-year break to pursue solo projects, 2016 saw Feeder release All Bright Electric, and in 2017 the Best Of album — both of which marked more Top 10 albums for the band. This was followed by Tallulah, and in March 2022, Torpedo — both Top 5 albums.
2024 has seen the band reclaiming their position as one of the biggest and best British rock bands. Grant and Taka returned for a sold-out UK tour, with a dozen UK festivals and a European tour to accompany their new double album titled Red – Black.
This album gave the band their 11th Top 10 album in the UK charts.
2025 brings the re-issued release of the multi-platinum selling Comfort in Sound. This is a remastered version of the 2002 album with additional tracks. The release will be accompanied by seven UK & Eire shows in the autumn.
All these years on, the Feeder juggernaut still thunders on — with no intention of slowing down.
Tracks like Just The Way I’m Feeling, Buck Rogers, Feeling A Moment, High, Borders, Just a Day, Torpedo, Fear of Flying, Lost and Found, and Hey You are just some of the 26 Top 40 UK chart hits the band have enjoyed over the years, along with a double platinum singles collection in 2006.
After a four-year break to pursue solo projects, 2016 saw Feeder release All Bright Electric, and in 2017 the Best Of album — both of which marked more Top 10 albums for the band. This was followed by Tallulah, and in March 2022, Torpedo — both Top 5 albums.
2024 has seen the band reclaiming their position as one of the biggest and best British rock bands. Grant and Taka returned for a sold-out UK tour, with a dozen UK festivals and a European tour to accompany their new double album titled Red – Black.
This album gave the band their 11th Top 10 album in the UK charts.
2025 brings the re-issued release of the multi-platinum selling Comfort in Sound. This is a remastered version of the 2002 album with additional tracks. The release will be accompanied by seven UK & Eire shows in the autumn.
All these years on, the Feeder juggernaut still thunders on — with no intention of slowing down.
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