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The Undertones to play homecoming gig at Derry's Millennium Forum - Vimarsana News

The Undertones to play homecoming gig at Derry's Millennium Forum

The Millennium Forum has announced that The Undertones will return to its stage on Friday February 14, 2025.

The Undertones: Derry band pointed the way for us says German punk rock star - Vimarsana News

The Undertones: Derry band pointed the way for us says German punk rock star

Immortalised in a mural, the Teenage Kicks band pointed the way for Green Day and more, says German star.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Civic honours planned for Undertones ahead of 45th anniversary to mark release of "Teenage Kicks" - Vimarsana News

Civic honours planned for Undertones ahead of 45th anniversary to mark release of "Teenage Kicks"

Plans are being made for a special civic reception to mark the 45th anniversary of the launch of iconic Undertones’ song, “Teenage Kicks”.

A £200 stereo, a song written in 20 minutes and sausage and chips: The making of 'Teenage Kicks' - Vimarsana News

A £200 stereo, a song written in 20 minutes and sausage and chips: The making of 'Teenage Kicks'

Late 1974, 16-year-old John O’Neill and younger brother Vinny were playing no-frills songs on guitars in their front room at No 22, Beechwood Avenue on Derry’s Bogside. They soon formed what could be loosely termed a band, with friends Billy Doherty and Mickey Bradley from the Creggan estate, on drums and bass respectively.

A £200 stereo, chips and a song written in 20 minutes: The making of The Undertones' Teenage Kicks - Vimarsana News

A £200 stereo, chips and a song written in 20 minutes: The making of The Undertones' Teenage Kicks

Late 1974, 16-year-old John O’Neill and younger brother Vinny were playing no-frills songs on guitars in their front room at No 22, Beechwood Avenue on Derry’s Bogside. They soon formed what could be loosely termed a band, with friends Billy Doherty and Mickey Bradley from the Creggan estate, on drums and bass respectively.