Kraftwerk

31 concerts

Born in Düsseldorf, Kraftwerk, founded by Ralf Hütter & Florian Schneider in 1970, pioneered electronic music. Known for hits like "Autobahn" & "Radio-Activity", they're celebrated for integrating music with art and technology.

The Motels

20 concerts

Martha Davis fronted The Motels, a band from Berkeley, formed 1971, renamed in LA, 1975. Known for hits "Only the Lonely" & "Suddenly Last Summer," the band earned two gold albums. After a 1987 split, Davis pursued solo projects and diverse musical collaborations. Reformed The Motels with some original members continue performing.

The The

12 concerts

Matt Johnson's The The, formed in London, combines genres like new wave and post-punk. Known for albums like Soul Mining and Infected, and hits like "This Is the Day". Collaborated with Johnny Marr and Neneh Cherry; also notable for soundtrack work.

Peter Murphy

1 concert

Peter Murphy, born in England, rose to fame with Bauhaus, defining post-punk. As a solo artist, his album "Deep" was a commercial success with "Cuts You Up," No. 1 on Billboard. Known for his sonorous voice and theatrical live performances, he collaborated with Martin "Youth" Glover. His music, with its lush romanticism, continues to captivate fans worldwide.

She Wants Revenge

1 concert

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

17 concerts

UK's The Psychedelic Furs, led by the Butler brothers, are iconic in alternative rock with hits like "Love My Way" and "Pretty In Pink." Known for impactful MTV era presence and significant influence on US College Radio.

The Chameleons

14 concerts

Formed in Manchester, The Chameleons debuted with "In Shreds" (1982), known for atmospheric pop and moody albums like "Script of the Bridge." Acclaimed for live performances; reunited in 2000 after 1986 split.

Billy Idol

30 concerts

Punk pioneer Billy Idol, known for his sneer and hits like “White Wedding” and “Rebel Yell,” merged '77 punk with dance. He sold 40M albums, won numerous awards, and became an MTV icon.

The Damned

29 concerts

Formed in 1976 in London, The Damned are pioneers of British punk and Goth-Rock with hits like "Neat Neat Neat." Known for energetic live shows and dark lyrics.

Berlin

1 concert

Berlin, led by Terri Nunn, emerged from 1970s Orange County with synth pop hits like "Take My Breath Away," earning an Oscar. Known for edgy, emotive music & collaborations with Giorgio Moroder. Reunited classic lineup in 2019.

Johnny Marr

1 concert

British guitarist Johnny Marr, co-founder of The Smiths, has collaborated with The The, Electronic, Modest Mouse, The Cribs, and Hans Zimmer. Known for top UK albums and iconic songwriting, he also recorded the James Bond score for "No Time To Die."

The Jesus and Mary Chain

1 concert

The Jesus and Mary Chain, formed in Glasgow 1984, are known for their influential alt-rock style & hits like "Just Like Honey." Celebrated for pioneering the shoegaze genre, they recorded their latest album at Mogwai's studio.

Forever Now

1 concert

Theatre of Hate

10 concerts

Public Image Limited

27 concerts

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