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Pendragon

Rock band from Stroud · formed 1976

Pendragon photo
Photo: Spotify
Shows on record
2
Rooms played
2
Cities
2
Releases
35

About

Pendragon is a band from Stroud, formed in 1976, tagged british, english, Neo Progressive Rock by its sources. Shows on record run from 1985 to 1989, across 2 rooms in 2 cities.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

2 on record · Songkick
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Shows per year

  1. 19851 show
  2. 19891 show
Show history
DateVenue
Nov 18, 1989Marquee Club - Charing Cross Road · LondonHeadlinerwith Quasar
Oct 8, 1985Plinston Hall · Letchworth Garden CityHeadlinerwith Otherside, Loaded For Bear

Where they play

2 rooms in 2 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • Letchworth Garden City1 show
  • London1 show

Releases

35 releases, 1985–2026
  • The Comfort Protocol

    2026 · Album

  • The Window of Life

    2024 · Album

  • Fallen Dreams and Angels and All the Loose Ends

    2022 · Compilation

  • Love Over Fear

    2020 · Album

  • The First 40 Years

    2019 · Compilation

  • Men Who Climb Mountains

    2014 · Album

  • Introducing

    2013 · Compilation

  • Passion

    2011 · Album

  • Pure

    2008 · Album

  • Believe

    2005 · Album

  • Not of This World

    2001 · Album

  • The History: 1984–2000

    2000 · Compilation

  • Once Upon a Time in England, Volume 1

    1999 · Compilation

  • Once Upon a Time in England, Volume 2

    1999 · Compilation

  • The Round Table 1985 – 1998

    1999 · Compilation

  • 1984–96: Overture

    1998 · Compilation

  • Escape From Samsara Volume I

    1998

  • The Transmission CD

    1998

  • Acid People

    1997

  • Trance Nation 11

    1997

  • Brave New World 6

    1997

  • Escape From Samsara

    1997

  • The World Of Rave Parades

    1997

  • Club Bombers Vol. 2

    1997

  • Rave Now! 8

    1997

  • The Masquerade Overture

    1996 · Album

  • Maen Cetti / Gower Peninsula

    1996

  • Utrecht… The Final Frontier

    1995 · Album

  • The Rest of Pendragon

    1993 · Compilation

  • The Very Very Bootleg

    1993 · Album

  • The Window of Life

    1993 · Album

  • The World

    1991 · Album

  • Kowtow

    1988 · Album

  • 9:15 Live

    1986 · Album

  • The Jewel

    1985 · Album

Lineup

  • Peter Gee
  • Clive Nolan
  • Scott Higham
  • Verity White · background vocals
  • Nick Barrett

Former

  • Rik Carter · keyboard
  • Fudge Smith
  • Joe Crabtree
  • John Barnfield
  • Nigel Harris

Airplay

No airplay on record.

Photos, art and posters

Pendragon — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Photo
Photo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Logo
Logo — TheAudioDB
Pendragon — Marquee Club - Charing Cross Road, 1989-11-18
Poster · Marquee Club - Charing Cross Road, 1989-11-18 — Songkick
What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
WikipediaArtist facts
Pendragon on Last.fmArtist facts
Pendragon on DiscogsArtist facts
Pendragon on GeniusArtist facts
Pendragon on TheAudioDBArtist facts
SongkickShow history, Show posters
SpotifyPhotos
TheAudioDBPhotos, Logo
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
GeniusCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.