The Tragically Hip

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• Remember When: Nirvana Opened for The Tragically Hip | American Songwriter | Nov. 10, 2024, 12:30 p.m.
Before they became Canadian superstars, The Tragically Hip were out on the road supporting their debut album, having built a buzz from the single “New Orleans Is Sinking.”

• The Tragically Hip | Latest News & Upcoming Concert Dates | Exclaim!
The Tragically Hip Debut Fully Formed on 'Up to Here' Deluxe Reissue PUBLISHED Nov 8, 2024 Between 40 years since their inception, the release of Mike Downie's 'No Dress Rehearsal'...

• The Tragically Hip Cap Off 40th Anniversary Year With The Release Of A Deluxe Boxset For Their Diamond Certified Debut Album, Up To Here" | Top40-Charts.com
The Tragically Hip released the commemorative boxset of their Diamond-certified debut album Up To Here, the latest installment of special deluxe packages. Up To Here was originally released September 5, 1989, as The Tragically Hip's first full-length...

• The Tragically Hip to Re-issue Expanded Boxset of “Up To Here” for 40th Anniversary | Ghost Cult Magazine | Nov. 11, 2024, 9:58 a.m.
The Tragically Hip are closing in on the release of the commemorative boxset of their Diamond-certified debut album, Up To Here. The latest installment of

• The Tragically Hip’s Gord Sinclair on the Great Take That Wasn’t and the Song They Stopped Playing Live | American Songwriter | Nov. 9, 2024, 12:30 p.m.
It’s been 35 years since The Tragically Hip’s debut album Up to Here signaled the arrival of what would become Canada’s most beloved rock band. Singles like “Blow at High Dough” and “New Orleans Is Sinking” made their mark, the latter hitting No. 30 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock radio tracks. The album itself is certified Diamond in Canada for sales over a million units, and it won the band a Juno Award for Most Promising Artist, a title they soon surpassed as they went on to become “the Beatles of Canada.”

• The Tragically Hip Debut Fully Formed on 'Up to Here' Deluxe Reissue | Exclaim!
The expanded remaster of the 1989 LP features studio recordings of four previously unreleased tracks and the 'Live at Misty Moon' concert special

• Albums Of The Week: The Tragically Hip | Up To Here Deluxe Edition | Tinnitist | Nov. 8, 2024, 5:28 a.m.
THE EDITED PRESS RELEASE: “Up To Here was released Sept. 5, 1989, as The Tragically Hip’s first full-length album, an introduction that brought them breakthrough success, including two No. 1 Canadian singles — Blow At High Dough and New Orleans is Sinking — while earning the band a Juno for Most Promising Artist in 1990. […]

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