I Predict A Riot by Kaiser Chiefs

Artist Info

Kaiser Chiefs are an alternative rock band which formed in Leeds, England in early 2003. The band consists of Ricky Wilson (vocals), Andrew White (guitar), Simon Rix (bass), Nick "Peanut" Baines (keyboards) and Nick Hodgson (drums). The band has released three albums as of 2005 and have released 11 singles, including the hits I Predict A Riot, Oh My God, Ruby and Never Miss A Beat. The bands name comes from South African born footballer Lucas Radebe's home club Kaizer Chiefs. They Read more...

Kaiser Chiefs

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Awards

This song has not won any awards that are recognised by Song of the Decade. We include BRIT Awards, Ivor Novello Awards, NME Awards, MTV Europe Awards, MOBO Awards and BPI Awards.

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ct1

@ 8:47pm on 2 December 2009

Although not necessarily my fave tune I think this song epitomises the decade perfectly.

no1chiefette

@ 7:06pm on 19 November 2009

definitely one of the best songs ever! can not stop listening to it love it

spadgeutd

@ 9:49pm on 6 November 2009

the 1st time i heard this my girlfriend put this on at her house and we pogo,ed like teenagers. i was 41. she's a couple of years younger. hope to get married. this will be the 1st dance. forever young ;-)

judi3434

@ 1:13pm on 22 October 2009

I agree possibly not best of the naughties but didn't a lot of good stuff suddenly come along after this? My husband had a horrific motorbike accident in september 2000 and this is the song that brought me out of the 'fog' back into reality and enjoying life to the full again! Son was 11 at the time - just saw his first Kaiser concert this year!!

judi3434

@ 1:10pm on 22 October 2009

Have your say...

Red78

@ 12:30pm on 20 October 2009

Great live, this song gets played at christmas parties, weddings and birthdays, in clubs and on dukeboxes. It is a wonderful song, everyone immediately recognises it, and then they either sing along (as the words are simple and easy to remember) or if they're out bounce along to it. Its a feel good song, and I believe that's the kinda song we need for the Song of the Decade. There's my reasons, now com'on get voting for the Kaiser's!

strawberryjames

@ 2:13pm on 19 October 2009

This isn't my favourite band or favourite song by them but I listen to this and Its just a song you can really associate with the naughtys... thats why i think its a brilliant song to represent the decade. :D