Big-haired, cool and suave '80s pop icons whose videos and songs lived on long after the band had split. Their debut album The Lexicon of Love' was a huge hit in 1981and often features in UK critics' lists of favourite albums; it ranked 42nd in The Observer Music Monthly's "Top 100 British Albums" (June 2004). Now reformed and back on the road with new material as well as the classics.
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Pioneering Girl Power pop trio whose chart-topping exploits in the Eighties guaranteed their worldwide acclaim.
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One of the coolest and funkiest bands of the eighties with their chart topping numbers 'Down To Earth', 'Misfit' and 'Name And Number'.
From Slik and The Rich Kids to Ultravox and Band Aid, Midge has produced consistently innovative and excellent pop music. Fronting Ultravox, Midge had nine top 10 albums and sold in excess of 20 millions records in the UK alone before moving on to an equally successful solo career. His most successful song though remains the multi-million selling Do They Know It's Christmas, which he co-wrote with Bob Geldof.
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One of the hottest and most popular artists from the '80s. Frontman of teenpop sensations Haircut 100, Nick went on to amass more hit singles as a solo artist in his own right when Haircut split up.
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Soulful 80s chart-topper performing all his greatest hits including Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home), Come Back And Stay, Everytime You Go Away and Love Of The Common People. In 2007 he came close to winning ITV's 'Hell's Kitchen' series.
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After several massive hits with Stock, Aitkin and Waterman in the late 80s, including 'Together Forever' and 'Never Gonna Give You Up', Rick disappeared almost as quickly as he arrived. However, nearly two decades later, he's back on tour in the UK.
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Originally formed in the mid 80s, this Grammy nominated, Anglo-Canadian rock band will always be remembered for their classic song '(I Just) Died In Your Arms', which helped define the musical sounds of the club scene during the '80's and is still played widely today. Over twenty years later, with millions of album sales, original singer/songwriter Nick Van Eede has signed new recording publishing deals and is back on the road promoting his awesome new material with an awesome new line up to the band. Awesome.
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