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UB40

80 concerts

Birmingham reggae/pop band UB40 formed in 1978 by Moseley friends; led by Robin Campbell. World’s best-selling reggae act: 100M+ records, 11 years on UK charts.

China Crisis

33 concerts

Born near Liverpool, China Crisis, led by Gary Daly and Eddie Lundon, mixed pop with political themes and reggae. Known for hits like "Wishful Thinking" and collaborations with Steely Dan's Walter Becker, they achieved U.K. chart success and a U.S. Billboard entry.

EXTC

6 concerts

EXTC, originating from Swindon, UK, formed in 2019 around XTC's legendary drummer Terry Chambers. This post-punk and new-wave power-pop act, approved by XTC frontman Andy Partridge, revitalizes classic XTC songs like "Senses Working Overtime" and "Making Plans For Nigel" for live audiences. The band, featuring Chambers, Steve Hampton, and Terry Lines, is known for being the only touring group with original XTC members performing their music in decades. They have released a live album, "Live USA Vol. 1," and craft new material.

Ali Campbell

11 concerts

Ali Campbell, born in Birmingham, England, is a prominent figure in pop-reggae as the former lead singer of UB40. Known for covers like "Red Red Wine" and collaborations with artists like Pamela Starks, Campbell's solo career includes hits like "That Look in Your Eyes" and top albums including "Running Free." He often collaborates with former bandmates like Mickey Virtue and Astro.

Peter Hook and The Light

36 concerts

Peter Hook and The Light, formed in 2010, is an English post-punk and new wave band led by Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook. They are celebrated for performing classic albums like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Power, Corruption & Lies" live. Known for Hook's influential bass style, their repertoire includes iconic songs such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Blue Monday," continuing the legacy of his groundbreaking work.

From The Jam

24 concerts

From The Jam, an English band formed in 2006, emerged from former The Jam members Rick Buckler and Bruce Foxton, joined by Russell Hastings. Known for their energetic live performances, they honor The Jam's legacy, blending punk attitude with mod style, and performing hits like "Going Underground" and "Town Called Malice". They have released original material, including albums like "Back in the Room," "Smash the Clock," and "The Butterfly Effect," featuring collaborations with artists such as Paul Weller.

Altered Images

14 concerts

Altered Images, led by Clare Grogan, gained fame in the 1980s new wave scene with hits like "Happy Birthday" and won Best New Act at the NME Awards. They've continued touring, collaborating with artists like Bernard Butler and Robert Hodgens.

Go West

7 concerts

Go West, a British pop duo formed in 1982, became '80s icons with hits like "We Close Our Eyes" and "King of Wishful Thinking." Known for blending pop, soul, and new wave, they won a 1986 BRIT Award and scored success with hits featured in the Pretty Woman soundtrack.

Level 42

14 concerts

Level 42, a British band formed in 1979, is known for jazz-funk fusion and later sophisti-pop and dance-rock. Key hits include "Something About You" and "Lessons in Love." Mark King’s bass technique and Wally Badarou's synth defined their style. Their peak album, World Machine, led them to international success. The band has had lineup changes, with King as the constant, and collaborated with guitarist Alan Holdsworth. They’re celebrated for dynamic live tours and a 30th-anniversary box set, Living It Up.

Toyah

12 concerts

Toyah Willcox, born in Birmingham, rose to fame in the late '70s with her band Toyah. Known for hits like "I Want to Be Free," she achieved mainstream success, including a Gold-certified "Anthem" album. Toyah collaborated with Joel Bogen and Pete Bush and later worked with Steve Lillywhite. Her project The Humans featured Bill Rieflin. Renowned for her charismatic stage presence, she continues to leave a mark on the UK music scene.