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.
Multi-platinum recording artist Tiffany made history at 16 with her No. 1 hits I Think We’re Alone Now and Could’ve Been. Selling over 15 million albums, she evolved her pop-rock sound with acclaimed releases like The Color of Silence and Shadows. She was inducted into the California Music Hall of Fame in 2024.
Scottish guitarist and vocalist Midge Ure is a pioneering new wave synth-pop artist best known for his work with Visage and Ultravox. He co-wrote the 1984 Band Aid charity single Do They Know It's Christmas? with Bob Geldof. As a solo artist, he released albums including The Gift and Pure.
Formed in Ireland in 1975, the Boomtown Rats combined punk energy and new wave sophistication. Fronted by Bob Geldof, the rock band achieved mainstream success with hits like Rat Trap and I Don't Like Mondays. Geldof also organized the historic 1985 Live Aid concerts.
Boyzlife is a supergroup formed in 2016 by Keith Duffy of Boyzone and Brian McFadden of Westlife. The duo performs major chart hits combining the legacies of their original bands, which achieved massive global sales and numerous number one UK singles.
Jerry Fish is an Irish indie artist and showman known for his theatrical live shows. He first gained fame in the 1990s as the frontman of alternative rock band An Emotional Fish, creators of the anthem Celebrate. As a solo artist, he has released two platinum-selling albums and earned an MTV award and an IRMA Music Award.
Originating from Birmingham, Toyah Willcox moved to London and formed the band Toyah with Joel Bogen. They achieved chart success with hit singles like It's a Mystery and I Want to Be Free, and the Gold-certified album Anthem. Willcox later released solo records and formed The Humans.
Trinidad and Tobago-born singer Billy Ocean (Leslie Sebastian Charles) moved to England at 10. He became an ’80s pop/R&B star with hits like Caribbean Queen, Loverboy, Suddenly and Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car; 1989 Greatest Hits went platinum.
Rewind is a popular club night celebrating throwback music from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. It offers an ultimate dance party experience where attendees can relive past soundtracks, featuring iconic hits and Y2K anthems. Known for its energetic atmosphere, Rewind provides a nostalgic journey for music lovers.
Matt Goss rose to fame as BROS's lead singer, setting records at Wembley Stadium and the O2 Arena. Known as the "New King of Las Vegas," he won acclaim with a BAFTA-winning documentary, performed for the Queen, and mesmerized global audiences.
