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The Human League

11 concerts

Formed in Sheffield, England in 1977, the Human League became synth pop pioneers. Their landmark album Dare! and its smash single Don't You Want Me brought them international fame. Later hits included Human, which topped the U.S. charts.

Altered Images

6 concerts

Led by frontwoman Clare Grogan, 1980s new wave band Altered Images achieved major chart success with Top 10 hits like Happy Birthday and I Could Be Happy, and won Best New Act at the NME Awards before touring arenas.

The Christians

9 concerts

Liverpool's The Christians emerged in 1985, blending soulful pop and sophisti-pop with socially conscious lyrics and harmonious vocals. Their debut album sold over a million copies, and "Colour" hit UK number one. Known for hits like "Forgotten Town," "Ideal World," "Harvest for the World," and "Words," they also contributed to charity singles.

T'pau

1 concert

Bananarama

6 concerts

Formed in London by Keren Woodward, Sarah Dallin, and Siobhan Fahey, the U.K. pop group Bananarama defined the 1980s with hits like Cruel Summer and the chart-topping cover of Venus. Remaining active for decades, the duo of Woodward and Dallin continued releasing albums well into the 21st century.

Toyah

8 concerts

Toyah Willcox is a singer who moved from Birmingham to London, forming the band Toyah with Joel Bogen. They achieved chart success with albums like Anthem and hit singles including It's a Mystery and I Want to Be Free. She later released solo work and formed The Humans.

80's Calling! Darlington

1 concert

The Farm

Liverpool band The Farm were championed by John Peel, recording five BBC sessions. Suggs produced their 1984 single Hearts & Minds. They scored UK Top 5 hits Groovy Train and All Together Now; 1991 album Spartacus hit No. 1.

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