May 26, USA (SUN) [Note - to see flash videos on this page for some browsers you will need to enable flash and or activeX and or javascript]
The biggest rock bands in the U.K. in the 1990's were Oasis and Kula Shaker. Kula Shaker was an all Vaisnava rock band led by singer guitarist Crispian Mills who is the son of Vaisnavi movie, television and stage star Hayley Mills. Kula Shaker shot to stardom in the U.K. on the release of their first album "K" in 1996 which spawned 4 hit singles and made them the hottest band in Britain. They were also quite popular in the rest of europe and hugely popular in Japan as well. They had success in America but nowhere near the popularity they enjoyed in the U.K, Europe and Japan.
They split in 1999. They each worked on various projects with Crispian forming The Jeevas. The Jeevas were well received but did not enjoy the great popularity of Kula Shaker.
Earlier this year minus the keyboardist Jay who is touring with Oasis, Kula Shaker has reformed and has been touring the U.K. at sold out shows to critical acclaim. They have released an EP entitled "Revenge of the King" with 4 new songs available only on itunes. They will be releasing an album later this year and will be playing the summer festivals in the U.K, Japan and more dates to be announced.