CHELSEA - Saturday Night And Sunday Morning

New studio album from Chelsea!! In August 1976 that Gene October placed an advert in Melody Maker which led to replies from guitarist William Broad, bassist Tony James and drummer John Towe. On October 18th they made their live debut as Chelsea at London's ICA. The band split in November 1976 where Gene briefly recruited guitarist Marty Stacey & bassist Bob Jessie. The other three former members formed Generation X. In early 1977 Gene put together a new line up consisting of guitarist James Stevenson, bassist Henry Daze and drummer Carey Fortune and recorded the band's first singles, the punk classic Right To Work and High Rise Living. 1982 saw continuous gigging and the infamous 'So What Tour' with Anti Nowhere League, also the release of the third Chelsea album 'Evacuate' which gained substantial critical acclaim in the music press. In 2005 Chelsea released a new album; ' Faster, Cheaper And Better Looking'. Stevenson joined 'The Alarm' and also plays with 'The Cult' although he continues playing in Chelsea. October 2011 saw the return of Mat Sargent & Nic Austin to the Chelsea fold after 18 years joining Gene October & James Stevenson, Lee Morrell completing the line-up on drums. This current line-up of Chelsea have mostly been playing festivals over the past few years and toured the UK in 2014. The release of the 10th Chelsea studio album 'Saturday Night Sunday Morning' in April 2015 brings new interesting writing collaborations spanning musicians throughout Chelsea's 40 history. Chelsea tour the UK in 2015 promoting the new album also 'The singles album' which has just been released on collectors white vinyl, and a brand new studio album set for release later this year on the bands new label Westworld recordings. Record Label: Westworld Style: Punk