building a substantial live following, including sold-out gigs at London's Town & Country Club (now The Forum) and Dublin's National Stadium.
The second album Johnson was produced by Steve Osborne and with Nic France replacing founding member Robert Hamilton on drums, was released in June 1993, following the lead single "Show of Myself".
[2] In 2005, the band reformed for a one-off show at Dublin's Vicar Street and released the two-album compilation The Fat Lady Sing(le)s / Opera Oscura containing singles, B-sides and rarities on Warner Bros. Records.
Guitarist Tim Bradshaw and bassist Dermot Lynch had some chart success in America as members of the band Dog's Eye View in 1995.
[9][10] In 2019, Kelly released "Hair Trigger" as part of an Irish supergroup called The Unelectables, a group which also featured Les Keye of The Wilde Oscars, Paul Byrne of In Tua Nua, Daragh O’Toole and Seán “Doctor” Millar of The Cute Hoors.