The The

12 concerts

THE THE, formed in London in 1979 by Matt Johnson, blends rock, pop, blues, and folk. Known for evocative lyrics and diverse collaborations, they create uniquely powerful music.

Billy Idol

28 concerts

Billy Idol, born in the UK, is a punk rock pioneer known for hits like “Rebel Yell” and “White Wedding.” With 40 million albums sold, he became an MTV megastar.

The Motels

22 concerts

Martha Davis, from Berkeley, joined The Motels, hitting it big with hits like "Only the Lonely" and "Suddenly Last Summer." The band achieved gold record status with their unique sound. After brief breakup, Davis went solo and later reformed The Motels.

Peter Murphy

1 concert

Peter Murphy, born in England, is the iconic voice of Bauhaus, defining post-punk with dramatic flair. His solo hits like "Cuts You Up" and albums "Deep" and "Lion" showcase his unique style. Collaborating with Martin "Youth" Glover, Murphy's theatrical performances and haunting vocals captivate fans worldwide.

She Wants Revenge

3 concerts

LA DJs Justin Warfield & Adam Bravin formed She Wants Revenge in 2004, inspired by Joy Division. Known for hits like "Tear You Apart", the band has toured with Depeche Mode and released albums like Valleyheart.

The Psychedelic Furs

54 concerts

Born from the UK post-punk scene, The Psychedelic Furs, led by Richard and Tim Butler, are known for hits like "Love My Way" and "Pretty In Pink." Their success soared with MTV and films in the '80s. After a hiatus, they returned with "Made Of Rain" in 2020.

The Chameleons

36 concerts

The Chameleons, a Manchester-based atmospheric pop band formed in 1981, are known for moody tracks like "In Shreds." They released albums such as "Script of the Bridge" and "Strange Times," collaborating with producer Steve Lillywhite. Despite splitting after their manager's death, they reunited in 2000, releasing new music and performing widely, continuing their influence on the post-punk genre over decades.

Theatre Of Hate

10 concerts

Gothic post-punk band Theatre of Hate, formed in 1980 in Britain by Kirk Brandon, gained fame for electrifying live acts. Their debut album "Westworld" hit the UK Top 20, featuring the Top 40 single "Do You Believe in the Westworld?" Produced by Mick Jones of the Clash, the group saw several lineup changes, with Billy Duffy later forming the Cult.

The Damned

13 concerts

Formed in 1976, The Damned are a pioneering London band in British punk rock with 11 studio albums. Known for dark lyrics and David Vanian's rich baritone vocals, they helped shape the Goth-Rock genre.

Berlin

6 concerts

Berlin gained fame in the 1980s with hits like "No More Words" and "Take My Breath Away," featuring Terri Nunn and John Crawford. Originating from Orange County, they blended synth-pop with Kraftwerk influences. Notable albums include "Pleasure Victim" and "Love Life," with the Oscar-winning single "Take My Breath Away" from Top Gun. Berlin reunited in 2019 with Nunn, Crawford, and Dave Diamond, releasing "Transcendance."

Johnny Marr

21 concerts

Johnny Marr, born in England, is a key figure in British indie music, known for The Smiths and collaborations with The The and Modest Mouse. His solo work, including UK Top Ten albums like The Messenger and Playland, highlights his melodic genius. Marr has collaborated with artists like The Pretenders and Billie Eilish and composed with Hans Zimmer for "No Time To Die." His anthology, Spirit Power, showcases his enduring impact.

The Jesus and Mary Chain

6 concerts

The Jesus and Mary Chain, formed in 1984, is a seminal band known for their innovative sound and influential role in alternative music. Originating in Glasgow, they are celebrated for their distinctive mix of noise pop and rock. Key figures Jim and William Reid craft their music with a spontaneous approach, retaining the same dynamic since their debut. Their new album, Glasgow Eyes, was recorded at Mogwai's Castle of Doom studio, marking a return to their roots. Known for iconic tracks like "Just Like Honey," they continue to shape the genre with their timeless style.

Kraftwerk

30 concerts

Kraftwerk, founded in 1970 by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider in Düsseldorf, Germany, revolutionized music with their electronic and multimedia approach. Known for albums like "Autobahn" and "The Man-Machine," they influenced genres such as Electro and SynthPop with their innovative use of synthetic sounds and computerized rhythms. The group, including Henning Schmitz, Fritz Hilpert, and Falk Grieffenhagen, delivers hi-tech live shows, exemplified by their 3-D concert series at venues like MoMA and Tate Modern. Kraftwerk received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and won Best Dance/Electronic Album for "3-D The Catalogue."

Public Image Ltd.

22 concerts

John Lydon, post-Sex Pistols, formed the innovative post-punk band Public Image Ltd, earning 5 UK Top 20 singles and albums. Known for their fusion of rock, dance, and dub, PiL's most stable lineup includes Lu Edmonds, Scott Firth, and Bruce Smith. They gained acclaim for albums like "This is PiL" and continue to tour.

Forever Now

1 concert

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