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Bananarama

2 concerts

UK pop group Bananarama, known for 80s hits like "Cruel Summer" & "Venus," collaborated with Fun Boy Three and dominated dance charts. Celebrated 40 years with album 'Masquerade'.

Roger Sanchez

6 concerts

NY-born DJ Roger Sanchez, became a top global-house name from Strictly Rhythm. Known for hits like "Luv Dancin'" & "Release Yo Self," he’s famous for remixes for stars like Michael Jackson. Grammy winner & Stealth label founder.

Boney M.

4 concerts

Euro-disco group Boney M., created by Frank Farian, featured hits like "Daddy Cool" & "Rivers of Babylon." Known for U.K. chart-toppers and being a '70s European sensation, they collaborated with West Indian vocalists.

Wet Wet Wet

26 concerts

Wet Wet Wet, British pop icons with 15M+ sales, 20x platinum albums, and 500+ weeks on UK charts. Known for hits like "Love Is All Around" (#1 for 15 weeks). Featuring Kevin Simm, they continue to tour globally.

Trevor Nelson

1 concert

Atlanta-born Trevor Nelson, an alternative artist inspired by legends like Ed Sheeran & Michael Jackson, gained fame with covers like "Shape of You". Known for his multi-instrumental talent since childhood, he collaborates widely in the music scene.

Incognito

5 concerts

Founded in 1979 by Jean-Paul Maunick, Incognito is an acid jazz project known for blending '70s soul, funk, and jazz. Hit songs include covers of "Always There" and "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing." Continually charting with albums like "Amplified Soul," collaborating with artists like Jocelyn Brown and Maysa Leak.

KC & The Sunshine Band

12 concerts

Harry Wayne Casey, leader of KC and The Sunshine Band, hailing from Hialean, FL, created the "Sunshine Sound" and sparked a dance revolution. Known for 4 No. 1 hits and Grammy wins, his music is a staple in major sporting events, films, and celebrations worldwide.

ABC

35 concerts

British new wave band ABC, led by Martin Fry, gained fame in the early '80s with hits like "Poison Arrow" and "Look of Love." Known for their synth-driven pop and theatrical style, they topped charts with their debut album and found success on MTV and in the US market.

Soul II Soul

8 concerts

London's Soul II Soul, led by Jazzie B, fused hip-hop, house, and R&B, gaining fame with hits like "Keep On Movin'" and "Back to Life," both featuring Caron Wheeler. Grammy winners and pioneers of the "funky dred" style, they topped charts globally.

Boy George

1 concert

Born in Kent, England, Boy George fused Motown inspiration with androgyny in Culture Club, hitting big with "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me." Solo hits, drug battles, DJ fame, and a Tony-nominated musical, Taboo, mark his varied career. Continues to perform and record, both solo and with the band.