The 2000s indie heroes who are back and bigger than ever
Summary
The Kooks and Hard-Fi, popular indie bands from the 2000s, are experiencing a resurgence in popularity. They were initially part of a big indie music trend, but faded when musical tastes changed. Now, both bands are enjoying renewed interest from younger fans and planning new projects.Key Facts
- The Kooks and Hard-Fi were popular guitar bands in the 2000s, selling millions of records.
- Both bands were part of a significant indie music wave that started around 2002.
- By 2006, many of the top-selling albums in the UK were from guitar bands.
- The indie music trend declined around 2008, with radio shifting focus to pop and hip-hop.
- Hard-Fi guitarist Ross Phillips changed careers during the 2010s, becoming a tiler.
- Hard-Fi reunited after a successful online performance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The Kooks have remained active, experimenting with different music styles over the years.
- Their older songs have gained popularity among younger audiences on TikTok.
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