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Based in Belfast. Annoying the Neighbours. Not the Australian ones. General Fiasco was formed by the Strathern brothers Owen and Enda and Shane Davey who met at St. Mary’s Grammar School Magherafelt. After Shane’s departure, he was replaced by Stephen “Leaky” Leacock who they met at Rainey Endowed School in Magherafelt, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. They formed General Fiasco in early 2007 and played their first gig at the Glasgowbury Festival near their home town on July 26th of that year.
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Based in Belfast. Annoying the Neighbours. Not the Australian ones. The band was formed by the Strathern brothers Owen and Enda and Shane Davey who met at St. Mary’s Grammar School Magherafelt. After Shane’s departure, he was replaced by Stephen “Leaky” Leacock who they met at Rainey Endowed School in Magherafelt, County Londonderry, Northern Irela...
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General Fiasco stars, from 1 Fan report
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london - Dingwalls
21/10/10
Surprisingly Good from supersaints, 29/10/10
Must admit never been to the Dingwalls at Camden but new as I entered the dark and room I knew it was gonna be a banging night !! The warm up band were excellent - looked about 12 but knew what they were doing !! Then after shots of Pomegranite sambucca it was time for the main act General Fiasco. The main reason we went to see them was because they played an excellent set at the Camden crawl 2 years ago (well it seemed excellent at the time) so when we heard they were appearing we jumped at the chance to see them again. So glad they were fantastic - playing tracks(dont ask what they are) that got the crown jumping surfing pogo ing - you name it the crown (which was very studenty) did it . - Will definately go and see again!!
