victims of the Hillsborough disaster. In 2014, 'the Collective' reconvened again to record another charity record, with "All Together Now" being re-recorded again by members of the Farm now under The Peace Collective name. However, unlike "The Fields of Anfield Road" or "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother", this failed to chart in the UK top 40, peaking at number 70. 2010s to present Throughout 2013 and 2014, the band have continued to perform at festivals around the UK, including the Isle of Wight Festival in 2013. In 2014, Alan McGee said that the band's acoustic gig at his new venue The Tabernacle, was in his "Top Ten All Time Gigs". The Farm continued to perform live in 2015 at various festivals such as at the Shiiine On Weekender in November, 2015 and appeared live doing a number of acoustic performances. In 2016, the band along with numerous other celebrities, toured the UK to support Jeremy Corbyn's bid to become Prime Minister. In June 2017, the band supported a Labour Party rally prior to the 2017 UK general election. In 2018, Carl Hunter directed the feature film Sometimes Always Never, which was written by Frank Cottrell Boyce and starred Bill Nighy, Sam Riley, Alice Lowe, Jenny Agutter and Tim McInnerny. This film received a 4 star review in The Guardian and even though the soundtrack featured music by Edwyn Collins and Sean Read rather than the Farm, the film was produced by members of group. To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Spartacus being No. 1 in the album charts, BMG released Spartacus 30 which includes many tracks/remixes previously unavailable and released a HD version of "Groovy Train". Former member George Maher died in December 2022. Members Current members Peter Hooton – vocals (1983–1996, 2004–present) Keith Mullin – guitar (1986–1996, 2004–present) Steve Grimes – guitar, keyboards (1983–1996, 2004–present) Carl Hunter – bass guitar (1986–1996, 2004–present) Ben Leach – keyboards (1988–1996, 2004–present) Roy Boulter – drums (1987–1996, 2004–present) Former members Paula David – backing vocals (1989–1993) Phil Strongman – bass guitar (1983–1986) Andy McVann – drums (1983–1986) Anthony Evans – brass (1984–1986) Steve Levy – brass (1984–1986) George Maher – brass (1984–1986; died 2022) John Melvin – brass (1984–1986) Mick Hanratty;- drums (1985–1987) Bobby Bilsborough - brass (1988–1990) David Peel - brass (1988–1990) Howard Beesley - guitar (1980–1984) Discography Studio albums Spartacus (1991) No. 1 (UK), No. 45 (NED), No. 37 (SWI).