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28th December:	A Love Like Ours is released as part of Volume 17.
6th November:	Justine plays in Susan Stenger's supergroup The Brood at the American Independents Festival at London's South Bank.
November:	Finally start recording the second album...
24th October:	The band take time out to do an on-line chat at the NME. You can find the transcript here.
18th August:	Second Stage, V96, Victoria Park, Warrington.
17th August:	Second Stage, V96, Hylands Park, Chelmsford.
15th August:	The Garage, Highbury, London. Secret fan gig. Support bands The Delgados and Guernica
14th August:	The Stage, Stoke-on-Trent. Support band The Delgados
13th August:	Rothes Hall, Glenrothes. Support band The Delgados
12th August:	King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow. First of four V96 warm-up dates. Support band The Delgados. Sheila's first ever gig.
5th August:	Hanging Around released - UK. Justin's collaboration with Alex James and Stephen Duffy. More information...
5th August:	New session for Radio 1's Evening Session broadcast over four days, starting today. Tracks aired are I Want You / Human / A Love Like Ours / The Other Side
22nd July:	Sheila Chipperfield is officially revealed as Elastica's new permanent bass player.
19th May:	Justin joins the Pulp team for a music industry six-a-side football tournament at London's Mile End stadium. Meanwhile Justine is in Cannes for the screening of Trainspotting.
May:	Line Up released - Australia. 7", 12" & CD
10th April:	Justin plays drums with Pulp on the David Letterman Show show while Nick Banks is at home getting ready for his wedding.
March:	Start demoing new material. Dave Bush joins up as the new keyboard player. The band also spend time in France writing some new songs.
10th February:	Justine presents BBC 1's Top Of The Pops.
4th February:	Big Day Out, Oval, Perth, Australia. The end of touring at last! Abby and Anthony's last show.
29th January:	Prince Of Wales, Melbourne, Australia,
28th January:	Big Day Out, Showground, Melbourne, Australia.
27th January:	The Metro, Sydney, Australia.
25th January:	Big Day Out, Showground, Sydney, Australia.
21st January:	Big Day Out, Parklands, Gold Coast, Australia.
19th January:	Big Day Out, Ericsson Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand.
10th January:	Nominated in the Best Newcomer section for the 1996 Brit Awards. The award is eventually won by Supergrass.
January:	Elastica 2-CD album released - Australia. CD only.
January:	Car Song released - Australia. 7"/12"/CD.

1995
15th December:	La Coruña, Spain.
14th December:	Revolver, Madrid, Spain.
13th December:	Arena, Valencia, Spain.
12th December:	Zeleste, Barcelona, Spain.
16th November:	The Parthenon, Tampa, Florida, USA.
12th November:	The Brewery, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA.
11th November:	Hammerjacks, Baltimore, USA.
10th November:	The Metropol, Pittsburgh, USA.
8th November:	Millersville University, Millersville, Pennsylvania, USA.
6th November:	The Academy, New York, USA.
4th November:	Mikara's, Springfield, USA.
3rd November:	Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.
2nd November:	Harros East Theatre, Rochester, New York, USA.
31st October:	The Metro, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
28th October:	The Eagles Ballroom, Milwaukee, USA.
27th October:	Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
26th October:	University Of Kansas Union Ballroom, Lawrence, Kansas, USA.
25th October:	Denver, Colorado, USA.
24th October:	Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
22nd October:	Portland, Oregon, USA.
21st October:	The Rage, Vancouver, Canada.
20th October:	DV8, Seattle, USA.
18th October:	The Fillmore, San Francisco, California, USA.
17th October:	The Palace, Los Angeles, California, USA.
16th October:	Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Start of yet another US tour! Support band Loud Lucy. Ant joins the band as their keyboard player.
24th September:	Justin plays in the Pulp side at the Shelter celebrity six-a-side challenge at London's Mile End stadium.
18th August:	Lollapalooza, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA. Final date of Lollapalooza tour.
17th August:	Lollapalooza, Cal Expo Amphitheatre, Sacramento, California, USA.
14th August:	Lollapalooza, Irvin Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, California, USA.
12th August:	Lollapalooza, Desert Sky Pavilion, Phoenix, Arizona, USA.
10th August:	Lollapalooza, Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas, Texas, USA.
9th August:	Lollapalooza, Southpark Meadows, Austin, Texas, USA. Back on Lollapalooza, Abby Travis joins the band as their temporary bass player.
6th August:	Feile Festival '95, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, County Cork, Ireland. Annie's last show.
5th August:	T In The Park, Glasgow. The band take a short break from Lollapalooza to play a couple of dates in Scotland and Ireland
3rd August:	Lollapalooza, Charles Town Racetrack, West Virginia, USA.
30th July:	Lollapalooza, Camden, New Jersey, USA.
29th July:	Lollapalooza, Downing Stadium, Randall's Island, New York, USA.
28th July:	Lollapalooza, Downing Stadium, Randall's Island, New York, USA.
25th July:	Lollapalooza, Great Woods, USA.
23rd July:	Lollapalooza, Barrie, Ontario, Canada. Start of Lollapalooza tour.
19th July:	Stutter released - Europe/Australia. 7"/12"/CD.
16th July:	Club Quattro, Osaka, Japan.
15th July:	Club Quattro, Nagoya, Japan.
12th July:	Shinjuku Liquid Room, Tokyo, Japan.
11th July:	Shinjuku Liquid Room, Tokyo, Japan.
6th July:	Helter Shelter '95, The Forum, London. Charity concert in aid of the homeless. Also playing, S*M*A*S*H, Lush, The Boo Radleys and Gene.
4th July:	Stutter released as part of the Sub Pop "Helter Shelter '95" limited edition box set.
25th June:	NME Stage, Glastonbury '95 Ant does his now infamous 'Glasto-Streaker' act.
21st June:	La Luna, Portland, Oregon, USA.
20th June:	S.U.P. Auditorium, Seattle, USA.
19th June:	Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, Canada.
16th June:	Gibson's, Tempe, Arizona, USA.
14th June:	Mercury Café, Denver, Colorado, USA.
13th June:	DV8, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
11th June:	91X Sunfest, San Diego, California, USA.
9th June:	BFD II Festival, Mountain View, California, USA.
7th June:	The Edge, Palo Alto, California, USA.
4th June:	First Avenue, Minneapolis, USA.
3rd June:	Metro, Chicago, USA.
2nd June:	Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, USA.
31st May:	St. Andrews Hall, Detroit, USA.
30th May:	Peabody's Down Under, Cleveland, USA.
28th May:	9:30 Club, Washington DC, USA.
27th May:	Theatre of Living Arts, Philadelphia, USA.
26th May:	David Letterman Show, New York, USA.
25th May:	Tramps, New York, USA.
23rd May:	Venus Club, Boston, USA.
22nd May:	Cafe Campus, Montreal, Canada.
21st May:	Edgefest 1, Molson Amphitheatre, Toronto, Canada. Also playing, Blur, Ned's Atomic Dustbin and Our Lady Peace. Start of North American tour.(?)
8th May:	Milan, Italy.
7th May:	Milan, Italy.
6th May:	Revolver, Madrid, Spain.
5th May:	Zeleste II, Barcelona, Spain.
3rd May:	Transbordeur Club, Lyon, France.
2nd May:	Divin Du Monde, Paris, France.
1st May:	Espace, Rennes, France.
29th April:	Melkwag, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
28th April:	VK Club, Brussels, Belgium.
27th April:	Kantine, Cologne, Germany.
25th April:	Loga, Hamburg, Germany.
23rd April:	Loft, Berlin, Germany.
21st April:	Gino, Stockholm, Sweden.
18th April:	Anson Rooms, Bristol. Part of Radio 1's Sound City '95
9th April:	Belfast. Last night of UK tour.
8th April:	The Tivoli(?), Dublin.
6th April:	Shepherd's Bush Empire, London.
5th April:	Corn Exchange, Ipswich.
4th April:	Pyramids Centre, Portsmouth.
1st April:	Cardiff University Terminal, Cardiff.
30th March:	Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds.
29th March:	Rock City, Nottingham.
27th March:	The Hacienda, Manchester.
26th March:	Birmingham Institute, Birmingham.
24th March:	The Foundry, Sheffield University, Sheffield.
23rd March:	Queen's Hall, Edinburgh. Start of UK tour. Support from Powder and The Nubiles.
21st February:	Connection released - USA. 7", 12" & CD
19th March:	Elastica enters UK chart at number 1 and becomes the fastest selling debut album ever, breaking the record held by Definitely Maybe.
13th March:	Elastica album released. UK and World versions. LP/MC/CD.
9th March:	Moe's, Seattle, USA.
6th March:	7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, USA.
2nd March:	Opera House, Toronto, Canada.
14th February:	The Whiskey, Los Angeles, USA. Start first North American tour(?)
13th February:	Waking Up released - Europe. 7", 12" & CD
2nd February:	Waking Up released - UK. 7", 12" & CD

1994
9th December:	Xmas Peel session recorded at BBC, Maida Vale with Tim Durham. Tracks recorded are Gloria / I wanna be a King of Orient-ah / Blue / Father Xmas.
9th November:	Justin throws excellent party to celebrate moving into a house with Steve Pulp.
7th November:	At the BBC to record "Later with Jools Holland". Tracks recorded are Connection / Vaseline / Car Song.
5th November:	"Les Inrockuptibles" Festival, La Cigalle, Paris, France.(?)
4th November:	"Les Inrockuptibles" Festival, La Cigalle, Paris, France.(?)
3rd November:	"Les Inrockuptibles" Festival, La Cigalle, Paris, France.(?)
2nd November:	"Les Inrockuptibles" Festival, La Cigalle, Paris, France. With Shed Seven and Gene.
28th October:	Astoria. London. Last night of UK tour.
24th October:	Connection released - Europe. 7", 12" & CD
27th October:	Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton. Support bands Ash and Blubber
26th October:	The Waterfront, Norwich.
25th October:	The Junction, Cambridge.
21st October:	Hull University.
20th October:	Irish Centre, Leeds. Support bands Ash and Shriek.
19th October:	Record Top Of The Pops, Connection enters chart at number 17.
18th October:	The Garage, Glasgow.
17th October:	Manchester University. Support bands Ash and Shriek.
16th October:	Leicester University. Support bands Ash and Blubber. Start of UK tour.
10th October:	Connection released - UK. 7", 12" & CD
20th September:	Stutter release - USA. 7"/12"/CD.
6th September:	Zap Club, Brighton.
27th August:	Melody Maker Stage,Reading Festival.
25th August:	Old Trout, Windsor. Support from The Nubiles. Reading Festival warm-up gig
24th August:	Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth. Reading Festival warm-up gig
23rd August:	Stutter Sub Pop release - USA. 7" only.
23rd August:	Reading Festival warm-up gig ?
11th August:	Hultsfred Festival, Sweden.
August:	Start recording album at Konk studios in Crouch End.
21st July:	Quart Festival, Kristiansand, Norway.
3rd July:	Roskilde Festival, Denmark.
14th June:	Second Peel session recorded at BBC Maida Vale with Mike Robinson. Tracks recorded are Never Here / Car Song / Hold Me Now / Ba Ba Ba.
28th May:	Carnival '94 Festival, Brighton.
24th May:	Sign deal with Geffen.
20th May:	"Stone-Age Festival", France. Gig with Pulp and Moose.(?)
19th May:	"Stone-Age Festival", France. Gig with Pulp and Moose.(?)
31st March:	"Black Session", Lille, France. First Overseas Gig.
16th March:	Record session for Radio 1's Evening Session. Tracks recorded are Waking Up / 2:1 / In The City / Connection.
17th February:	Camden Electric Ballroom, London. Support bands Silver and Baby Chaos. Geffen Records see the band play for the first time? Last night of tour.
15th February:	Zap Club, Brighton.
14th February:	Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth.
14th February:	Old Trout, Windsor.
9th February:	Record first appearance on Top of the Pops. Line Up has entered the charts at number 20.
8th February:	Flea & Firkin, Bristol. Support band S*M*A*S*H.
7th February:	The Wheatsheaf, Stoke.
5th February:	Duchess Of York, Leeds.
4th February:	King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow. Start first headline tour. Support bands Silver, Baby Chaos, Blubber and 60ft Dolls
31st January:	Line Up released. 7", 12" & CD
24th January:	Receive readers' award for best new band at NME "Brat" awards. Also voted best new band in Melody Maker end of year polls.
15th January:	Astoria 2, London. NME "On" night with Echobelly, Compulsion and S*M*A*S*H.
14th January:	First TV appearance on Channel 4's "The Word" playing Line Up.
8th January:	First NME front cover.

1993
21st December:	Harlow Square, Gig with Guns 'n' Wankers.
23rd November:	LA2, London. Supporting Pulp. Last night of tour
22nd November:	Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth. Supporting Pulp.
20th November:	Leadmill, Sheffield. Supporting Pulp.
18th November:	Leicester University. Supporting Pulp.
17th November:	The Wheatsheaf, Stoke. Supporting Pulp. First night of tour.
November:	The Garage, Highbury, London.(?)
7th November:	The Mill. Supporting Kingmaker. Last night of tour.
6th November:	Derby University. Supporting Kingmaker.
5th November:	Sheffield University. Supporting Kingmaker.
3rd November:	Tunnel Club, Glasgow. Supporting Kingmaker.
2nd November:	Tower Ballroom, Hull. Supporting Kingmaker.
1st November:	Stutter released. Limited edition 7" vinyl only.
31st October:	Bierkeller, Bristol. Supporting Kingmaker.
30th October:	Southampton University. Supporting Kingmaker.
28th October:	The Junction, Cambridge. Supporting Kingmaker. On tour for the first time.
12th October:	Leeds. Gig with Trans Global Underground
2nd October:	Buzz Club(?), Aldershot. Gig with S*M*A*S*H.
19th September:	Record S.O.F.T. with Phil Vinall for Volume Magazine.
12th September:	Canal Cafe Bar, Manchester. NME "On" night with Collapsed Lung, Tiny Monroe and Credit to the Nation.
27th August:	Old Trout, Windsor. Supporting Blur. Blur's Reading Festival warm up gig. Graham Coxon guests on drums for Vaseline.
26th August:	The Garage, Highbury, London. Supporting The Juliana Hatfield 3.
21st August:	First interview in the NME ?
17th August:	Handshake deal with Deceptive Records at the legendary Good Mixer pub in Camden.
14th August:	Publishing deal signed on Primrose Hill at midnight, to avoid signing on Friday 13th!
12th August:	First Peel Session recorded at BBC, Maida Vale with Nick Gomm. Tracks recorded are Line Up / Annie / Spastica / Brighton Rock / Rockunroll / Vaseline.
16th July:	Powerhaus, Islington, London. Support from Summerhill First Headline Gig.
30th June:	More demos at EMI. Tracks recorded - Stutter / Pussycat. These versions later appear as a single.
19th June:	Camden Falcon, London. Supporting Compulsion. Steve Lamacq sees the band play for the first time.
12th June:	Buzz Club, Aldershot. Supporting Kinky Machine. John Mulvey reviews gig for NME.
5th June:	Esquires Club, Bedford. Supporting Kinky Machine.
29th May:	Moles, Bath.
12th May:	The White Horse, Hampstead. Supporting Orange Deluxe, First gig under the name Elastica ?
7th May:	Old Trout, Windsor. Supporting Truman's Water. First Gig. The band play a fifteen minute, seven song set under the name of Onk.
10th March:	Further demos at EMI.
9th January:	Donna moves into a flat in Royal College Street, Camden, with Jane Oliver. This house becomes Elastica HQ.

1992
30th November:	The band record three tracks in three days in 16 track room with in-house engineer Marc Waterman. Tracks are Line Up / Vaseline / Spastica. This version of Line Up is later released as a single.
October:	The band rehearses, under the name Vaseline. Mike Smith from EMI Publishing offers the band three days demo time at EMI demo studio in Rathbone Place.
29th September:	Donna joins band.
15th September:	Donna moves to London and answers advert.
August:	Melody Maker ad appears: Guitarist wanted, influences the Fall, the Stranglers, Wire.
July:	The band rehearse as a three piece, but gradually decide to try to find a fourth member to play guitar.
23rd June:	Annie borrows a mate's bass and arrives for an audition.
June:	Justin and Justine begin jamming together at the Premises Rehearsal Studio on the Hackney Road. Damon comes along to play the bass guitar.