One Electric Day with Belinda Carlisle, ICEHOUSE, and more

Belinda Carlisle, born in Hollywood, was the lead singer of the Go-Go's, a popular new wave band known for hits like "Our Lips Are Sealed." Going solo, she released top-charting albums featuring hits like "Mad About You" and "Heaven Is a Place on Earth," transitioning to mainstream success. She explored various musical styles, including French chanson and Buddhist chants. Carlisle collaborated with Diane Warren and was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with the Go-Go's in 2021.

Australian Iva Davies led Icehouse, formed in 1977 as Flowers, known for hits like "Can't Help Myself," "Crazy," and "Electric Blue," co-written by John Oates.

Founded in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera combined muscular rock with rich melodics, akin to INXS and Tears for Fears. Known for hits like "Great Wall" and "Onion Skin," they achieved national success but found limited international fame. Member shifts and label issues marked their journey.

Jon Stevens, a New Zealand-born rock musician based in Australia, is known for his powerful vocals with Noiseworks, INXS, and Dead Daisies, plus a successful solo career.