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The Real Thing

8 concerts

Formed in 1970 in Toxteth, Liverpool, The Real Thing is Britain’s longest-established soul band. Known for hits like "You To Me Are Everything," they remain the UK's most successful black group. Dubbed "The Black Beatles," their distinct sound captivated fans. A 2019 documentary, “Everything – The Real Thing Story,” highlighted their career.

ABC

5 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.

Disco Inferno

2 concerts

Disco Inferno, formed in 1989 in Essex, is known for their experimental, post-punk sound influenced by Joy Division and My Bloody Valentine. Their peak creative years, 1993-1994, yielded the bold D.I. Go Pop album. Despite a lack of commercial success, they've retained a cult following.

Wet Wet Wet

25 concerts

Wet Wet Wet, iconic British pop band, hails from Scotland. Known for 'Love Is All Around,' they boast 27 Top 40 hits, 3 No.1s. Their music, with over 15 million sales, 20x platinum status in the UK, is timeless. With Kevin Simm as vocalist, they continue to charm worldwide audiences.

Chesney Hawkes

7 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."

Heather Small

1 concert

Heather Small, born in the late 80s, rose to fame with M People, known for hits like "Moving on Up." They won multiple Brit Awards and a Mercury Prize. Heather's solo work includes "Proud," anthem for iconic events like the 2012 Olympics. She tours and appears on TV shows like "Strictly Come Dancing."

Odyssey

7 concerts

Originally the Lopez Sisters, the group became Odyssey after Tony Reynolds joined. Known for '70s hits like "Native New Yorker," they blended soft disco with a Caribbean flair, enjoyed UK success, then disbanded.

Midge Ure

16 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.