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

ABC

16 concerts

British new wave band ABC, led by Martin Fry, gained fame in the early '80s with hits like "Poison Arrow" and "Look of Love." Known for their synth-driven pop and theatrical style, they topped charts with their debut album and found success on MTV and in the US market.

Wang Chung

6 concerts

London's Wang Chung, originally Huang Chung, soared in the '80s US music scene with hits like "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" & "Dance Hall Days." Known for new wave style, they focused on the US market, collaborating with major labels like Arista & Geffen.

The Selecter

5 concerts

Led by Pauline Black OBE, the Selecter are ska legends known for hits like “Three Minute Hero” and “Too Much Pressure.” Celebrated for their 2-Tone sound and era-defining impact.

Chesney Hawkes

10 concerts

Chesney Hawkes, born in Windsor, delivers heartfelt pop-rock in "Living Arrows," co-written with Nik Kershaw and produced by Jake Gosling. Hits include "LOUD!" and "Live Forever."

Holly Johnson

7 concerts

Holly Johnson, born in Liverpool, rose to fame as frontman of Frankie Goes to Hollywood, known for hits like "Relax" and "The Power of Love." After a legal battle for artistic freedom, he launched a solo career with chart-topping "Blast." An openly gay artist, he detailed contracting HIV in his autobiography. Also a painter, he launched his label Pleasuredome and released several albums, including "Soulstream" and "Europa." Collaborated with Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper.

Boyzlife

30 concerts

Boyzlife, a supergroup of Keith Duffy from Boyzone and Brian McFadden from Westlife, merges their past hits. Together they have performed for over 40,000 fans since 2016.

Roachford

21 concerts

Andrew Roachford, born in the UK, is famed for his hit "Cuddly Toy" and his rock-soul style. With 10 albums and an MBE for music, he's toured with Terence Trent D'Arby and records with Mike + the Mechanics.

Heaven 17

19 concerts

Heaven 17, a UK techno-pop trio, formed by Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, emerged from the British Electric Foundation, featuring Glenn Gregory on vocals. Known for hits like "Temptation," they collaborated with artists such as Tina Turner. The band achieved fame with albums "Penthouse and Pavement" and "The Luxury Gap." After early success, they disbanded in 1988 but reformed in the '90s, continuing with Ware and Gregory.

Midge Ure

15 concerts

Born in Glasgow, Midge Ure is a key figure in the new wave scene, known for his work with Ultravox and Visage. He also achieved success as a solo artist with hits like "If I Was." Ure co-wrote Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" with Bob Geldof, leading to his recognition as an OBE. He collaborated with artists like Moby and Ty Unwin and worked on projects like Live Aid and Live 8. Ure's autobiography, tours, and orchestral reworkings highlight his lasting influence and versatility in the music industry.

Haircut 100

13 concerts

Haircut 100, an iconic '80s band, hailed from the UK with hits like 'Love Plus One' and 'Fantastic Day'. Their debut album, 'Pelican West', hit #2 and went Platinum. Reunited in 2023, they connected as old friends, sparking a revival with a UK tour and a Radio 2 session, embodying a joyful return to their roots.

Kid Creole And The Coconuts

1 concert

Kid Creole, born in the Bronx, co-founded Kid Creole and the Coconuts in 1979. Known for a unique mix of tropical and disco sounds, he's released 15 albums and 27 singles. Notable collaborations include Adriana Kaegi and Coati Mundi. A multi-talented artist, he's ventured into stage musicals and screenwriting.