British band The Farm have been touring and recording for over 30 years and their career has seen them perform around the world and make numerous appearances in charts in the UK and many other countries.
Formed in Liverpool in 1983 the band released their debut studio album Spartacus in 1991. The album topped the UK Album Chart and had two famous hits, Groovy Train and All Together Now, which reached 6 and 4 respectively in the UK Singles Charts.
The band’s second album came a year later and was titled Love See No Colour. The album did well and had a number of singles enter the top 40 including Don’t You Want Me, which peaked at 18.
Their most recent studio album, Hullabaloo, came out in 1994, but the band have continued to add to their discography with ‘Best of’ compilations and Live albums. The 2004 re-release of All Together Now featuring the SFX Boys Choir became another success for the band, going as high as 5th place in the UK Charts.
The band have performed at many of the top venues and festivals in the UK, including the Isle of Wight Festival, and the Echo Arena Liverpool, where they were one of the first bands to perform after its opening in 2008.
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http://www.thefarmmusic.co.uk/
