Let's Rock! Leeds Tickets - Temple Newsam Park

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UB40

51 concerts

Birmingham reggae legends UB40, formed 1978: Ali & Robin Campbell, Earl Falconer, Brian Travers; 100M+ sold, 11 years in UK charts; long-running lineup.

China Crisis

23 concerts

Formed near Liverpool (1979), China Crisis fused fiery new romantic pop with political bite and bluesy reggae. Hits: “Wishful Thinking,” “Black Man Ray,” “Christian”; produced by Steely Dan’s Walter Becker.

EXTC

6 concerts

EXTC, formed by XTC's original drummer Terry Chambers, brings the influential British new wave and art-rock band's catalog to live audiences. Originating in 2020, the project, approved by XTC frontman Andy Partridge, performs classics like "Making Plans for Nigel" and "Senses Working Overtime." The band features Steve Hampton and Terry Lines. A live album became available, and new material is developed. EXTC is celebrated for its energetic performances of the XTC songbook.

Ali Campbell

3 concerts

Birmingham-born pop‑reggae singer/guitarist; UB40 frontman behind global cover hits “Red Red Wine” & “(I Can’t Help) Falling in Love”; solo UK Top 10s; duets incl. Pamela Starks.

Peter Hook and The Light

20 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

7 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

16 concerts

Glasgow new wave band Altered Images, led by Clare Grogan; NME Best New Act, ’80s Top 10 hits “Happy Birthday,” “I Could Be Happy.” Collab: Stephen Lironi, Bernard Butler.

Go West

8 concerts

UK pop/soul/new wave duo Go West (Peter Cox & Richard Drummie): sleek ’80s hooks & heartfelt lyrics; hits “We Close Our Eyes,” “Call Me,” “King of Wishful Thinking”; BRIT Best Newcomer.

Level 42

14 concerts

British jazz-funk turned sophisti-pop/dance-rock band (formed 1979), famed for Mark King’s slap bass. Hits: “Something About You,” “Lessons in Love.” Key assoc.: Wally Badarou; feat. Alan Holdsworth.

Toyah

10 concerts

Birmingham-born rock/new wave icon Toyah Willcox: formed band Toyah with Joel Bogen; indie No.1 albums; hits “It’s a Mystery,” “I Want to Be Free”; Gold “Anthem”; worked with Steve Lillywhite.