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Squeeze

24 concerts

Formed in 1973 in South London by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook, Squeeze are known for witty kitchen-sink lyricism and new-wave guitar pop. Cool For Cats (1979) featured Up The Junction; Tempted included Paul Carrack.

Bad Manners

5 concerts

English ska band formed in the late 1970s, inspired by the Specials. Fronted by Buster Bloodvessel (Douglas Trendle), they became novelty favorites via 2-Tone tours and Dance Craze, scoring U.K. hits like Lip Up Fatty and Special Brew.

Go West

1 concert

Go West is a British pop duo formed in 1982 by vocalist Peter Cox and guitarist/keyboards Richard Drummie. Their 1985 debut album spawned hits "We Close Our Eyes" and "Call Me" and won the 1986 BRIT for Best British Newcomer.

Kim Wilde

42 concerts

British pop singer Kim Wilde, daughter of Marty Wilde, broke through with 1981 hit Kids in America and later had a Top 10 cover of You Keep Me Hangin' On. Her 2003 duet with Nena, Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime, hit No. 1 in Austria and the Netherlands.

T'pau

1 concert

Then Jerico

4 concerts

Mark Shaw formed Then Jerico in 1982. The dance-rock anthem Fault led to the album First (The Sound Of Music) with hits Let Her Fall, Muscle Deep and The Motive, BBC Radio One’s most-played single in 1987. Toured with Iggy Pop and INXS.

DJ Pat Sharp

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Matt Goss

Matt Goss rose to fame as BROS's lead singer, setting records at Wembley Stadium and the O2 Arena. Known as the "New King of Las Vegas," he won acclaim with a BAFTA-winning documentary, performed for the Queen, and mesmerized global audiences.

Doctor & The Medics

Doctor & the Medics, formed by Clive Jackson in Liverpool, hit UK No.1 with "Spirit in the Sky." Known for their gothic look, they led a '60s psychedelic revival.