The Alarm with Ian McNabb and Billy Duffy

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."

Liverpool-born Ian McNabb is an English singer-songwriter known for melodic rock. He led the Icicle Works, collaborated with Crazy Horse, and played bass for Ringo Starr.