Squire Fan Club Newsletter

Hi and welcome to the latest newsletter. The above photo was taken on stage on 25th September 2010 at The Wurlitzer, Madrid, and we fully expected to be in similar form this week! Unfortunately, this weeks newsletter is short and not as positive as usual - as instead of looking forward to the live dates, this and next week, Squire have been compromised by health concerns and we have had to pull out of the dates at the last minute. We were so ready to perform after far too long an absence, but we will just have to save up that...

Hello again and welcome to the new Squire Fan Club newsletter. This week we are back on stage in California, and on the radio with Rodney Bingenheimer on KROQ for a three hour Squire extraveganza! You will get to hear excepts from the show and share with us the experience of our first live dates in Los Angeles! Whereas Squire felt totally unknown in Europe, we had become an unexpected hit on the US West Coast and had heard about it through the Fan Club members letters, and through our record distributor who was shipping the records into Southern California. A...

Hi and welcome to the latest Squire fan club newsletter where we celebrate Squire's Powerpop connection, get excited by some upcoming live dates, and play the unheard mono mix of Debbie Jones! First of all September sees Squire return to the live stage and our first date is Saturday September 24th in London at The Lexington, Islington for the ‘Pump It Up - A Powerpop Weekender’ Festival which features such luminaries as The Speedways, The Yum Yums and of course Squire! We will be performing a special set that focuses on our power pop repertoire! This is quickly followed by...

Welcome to the latest Squire Fan Club newsletter where we say goodbye to the summer, hello to September, and play the unheard mono mix of September Gurls! Squire's follow up album to Get Smart, titled September Gurls, became an homage to the sound of powerpop and a vital connection to fans beyond the UK. Whereas Squire were identified as a mod band in the UK, further afield the music appealed not only to mod scenes but through college radio, reviews and record stores to an audience who simply loved the sound of the music! Kings Road and Carnaby Street suggested  unseen exotic...

  Welcome to the new Squire Fan Club newsletter, where we take you into the rehearsal studio and perform ‘Has Our Love Gone Bad’ with the Get Smart horn section! This week starts with a sombre moment as we reflect on the passing of Charlie Watts, drummer for The Rolling Stones. This is a sad occasion for everyone, and we have read many wonderful tributes and remembrances in newspapers, TV and on line - it was front page news across all the UK daily papers, and the stories continue to resonate around the world. It is a particularly poignant moment for...