Tickets – JULIANA HATFIELD THREE Berlin
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In 1993 at the age of 26, Juliana Hatfield was in the eye of the alternative-rock storm. She’d made a name for herself as one third of sharply sweet alt-poppers Blake Babies, she’d played bass on the Lemonheads’ cherished It’s a Shame About Ray, and she’d released a solo debut, Hey Babe, which contained heart-on-wrist tracks like “Everybody Loves Me But You” and “Ugly” (with a capital ‘U’). She’d even anticipated Nirvanamania with a 1991 song named for the band, which she wrote after becoming obsessed with the Bleach track “Negative Creep.” She courted controversy by suggesting that women can’t play guitar (“I was just being a brat,” she says now, “because people were asking me, ‘How does it feel to be a woman in rock?'”) and entered the celebrity gossip mill, being paired Evan Dando and Johnny Depp. (“I don’t know how that rumor got started,” she told SPIN in 1994.)
Juliana Hatfield reached indie stardom previously with Blake Babies, Some Girls and The Lemonheads. Following the Blake Babies break-up in '91, Juliana released her first solo album 'Hey Babe', which went onto be one of the highest selling independent albums of '92. Hatfield recruited a rhythm section consisting of former Moving Targets and Bullet LaVolta drummer Todd Phillips, and Thudpucker bassist Dean Fisher, and thus became The Juliana Hatfield Three.
Now, three decades after her debut with Blake Babies, her voice remains perpetually youthful, returning for their first run of shows in twenty years, the trio are back together again and return with a new Juliana Hatfield album, out in February 2019.
