Rewind Festival Henley-On-Thames Tickets - Temple Island Meadows

Hue and Cry

2 concerts

Hue & Cry, Scottish pop-soul duo from Coatbridge, hit fame in the late '80s with albums like "Remote" & hit "Labour of Love". Known for their experimental style in the '90s and collaborations, including with Richard Niles. Briefly mainstream in 2005, continued to innovate with albums like "Open Soul".

Shakatak

18 concerts

British jazz-funk group Shakatak, founded in 1980 London, gained fame with hits like "Easier Said Than Done" & "Nightbirds." Known for vibrant jazz/R&B blend, they collaborated with Al Jarreau & remain popular in Japan. Achieved a Billboard top spot & maintain a robust tour schedule.

Boyzlife

35 concerts

Boyzlife, a supergroup with Keith Duffy from Boyzone and Brian McFadden from Westlife, combines hits from both bands. Famous for UK number one singles and albums, they have sold millions worldwide and performed for over 40,000 fans.

The Jacksons

2 concerts

The Jackson 5, formed by siblings Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon, and Michael Jackson, debuted in 1967. Known for pop-funk hits and vibrant choreography, they achieved pop royalty status and recorded their best-selling album "Victory" in 1984.

Tiffany

4 concerts

Legendary pop icon Tiffany, known for her hits like 'I Think We're Alone Now,' boasted record album sales of 15M+ & headlined 2019's Mixtape Tour. She combines music with a cooking club venture.

Billy Ocean

18 concerts

Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Billy Ocean moved to the UK and hit the charts with '70s hits like "Love Really Hurts Without You." His '80s success peaked with "Caribbean Queen" and "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car." His albums span soul, rock, and R&B, achieving global fame and multiple platinum awards.

Bad Manners

17 concerts

Bad Manners, formed during the late '70s ska revival in England, became known for their lively performances and UK hits like "Lip Up Fatty" and "Can Can." Led by dynamic frontman Buster Bloodvessel, they enjoyed renewed interest in the '90s.

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".

Heather Small

29 concerts

Heather Small, former M People star, sang hits like "Moving on Up." Won multiple Brit Awards and the Mercury Prize. Known for "Proud," she also appeared on UK TV shows and remains a beloved live act.

Nik Kershaw

2 concerts

UK pop icon Nik Kershaw, known for '80s hits like 'Wouldn't It Be Good', performed at Live Aid & wrote hits for Elton John & Chesney Hawkes. Celebrated for his solo work & collaborations. Continues to perform live.

Roland Gift

2 concerts

Roland Gift, born in the Midlands, gained fame with Fine Young Cannibals. Known for his unique voice and hits like "She Drives Me Crazy," he's also acted in films and TV. Gift won international acclaim and appeared in People's top 50 beautiful list.

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.

GABRIELLE

17 concerts

UK-born Gabrielle, famed for #1 hits 'Dreams' & 'Rise', boasts 8 Top 10 singles & 4x Platinum albums. Known for 'Out Of Reach' in 'Bridget Jones’s Diary' & tours with Adele.

Aswad

1 concert

Aswad, formed 1975 in West London, is Britain's top reggae group known for blending soul, funk, and reggae. Hits like "Don't Turn Around" topped UK charts. Known for its adaptability and collaborations with stars like Bob Marley.

Kim Wilde

34 concerts

British pop icon Kim Wilde, daughter of '50s singer Marty Wilde, made waves with '80s hits like "Kids in America" and "You Keep Me Hangin' On." Known for mainstream and synth-pop, she collaborated with artists like Michael Jackson and notably charted across Europe into the 21st century.