The Alarm with DJ Carbo, Jay Aston's Gene Loves Jezebel, and more

Formed in Wales, The Alarm is known for their energetic mix of amped-up acoustics and harmonica. Hits like “The Stand” and “Sixty Eight Guns” gained them fame. The band played live via MTV in the Spirit of '86 concert and reinvented themselves with 2004's “45 RPM” chart hit. They've faced hurdles like Mike Peters' cancer but released albums such as "Under Attack" and "Equals." Celebrated during their 30th Anniversary, they continue to impact with albums like the 2019 chart-topping "Sigma."

Jay Aston's Gene Loves Jezebel, formed in early 1980s London by Welsh twin Jay Aston, pioneered gothic rock, post-punk, and alternative rock. Known for distinctive vocals and theatricality, they achieved success with "Desire (Come and Get It)" and "Jealous." Albums like "Promise" (UK Indie Chart No. 8) and "Discover" charted. Notable works include "Dance Underwater" (2017) and "Love Death Sorrow" (2023). The band earned a Grammy nomination.

Belouis Some, born Neville Keighley in England, is a British new wave and synth-pop musician. He is widely recognized for his 1980s hits, including "Some People," "Imagination," and "Round, Round," with the latter appearing on the acclaimed *Pretty in Pink* soundtrack. Some collaborated with notable figures like Bernard Edwards and Carlos Alomar, and supported Queen. His distinctive sound and memorable songs define his career.