Let's Rock! Leeds Tickets - Temple Newsam Park

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UB40

7 concerts

UB40, from Birmingham, is a world-renowned reggae band known for over 100 million records sold and extensive UK chart presence. With classics like "Red, Red Wine", they began in 1978 and maintained a consistent lineup for 30 years.

China Crisis

28 concerts

Born near Liverpool, China Crisis, led by Gary Daly and Eddie Lundon, fused pop with political commentary and reggae rhythms. Known for '80s hits like "Wishful Thinking" and albums like "Flaunt the Imperfection" produced by Steely Dan's Walter Becker. Their music charted across the UK, US, and Europe.

Jason Donovan

33 concerts

Australia-born, London-based Jason Donovan rose to fame in "Neighbors" with Kylie Minogue, leading to a hit music career with UK #1s and roles in major musicals and films. Known for "Especially for You" & "Any Dream Will Do".

Altered Images

2 concerts

Born in Glasgow, Altered Images, fronted by Clare Grogan, were 1980s new wave stars, best known for hits like ‘Happy Birthday’. Awarded Best New Act by NME, they've recently toured with The Human League. Collaborators include Bernard Butler and Bobby Bluebell.

Go West

7 concerts

Formed by Richard Drummie and Peter Cox, Go West combines dance pop with top hits like “King of Wishful Thinking” from the Pretty Woman soundtrack and early hits “We Close Our Eyes,” “Don't Look Down.”

Level 42

40 concerts

Level 42, formed in 1979 in the UK, is known for its jazz-funk and sophisti-pop styles, featuring Mark King's iconic bass. Hits include "Something About You" and "Lessons in Love". Notable for high-charting albums like 'World Machine' and successful global tours.

Toyah

3 concerts

Born in Birmingham, Toyah Willcox became a punk icon with hits like "I Want to Be Free." With band 'Toyah,' she topped charts, earning a Gold album. Also known for work with The Humans.

Ali Campbell

4 concerts

Ali Campbell, born in Birmingham, England, led UB40 to fame with hits like "Red Red Wine." As a solo artist, he hit the UK Top Ten and collaborated with artists like Pamela Starks. Known for reggae-pop style and significant cover songs, he left UB40 in 2008 citing management issues.