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Thomas Dolby with Tom Bailey, Bow Wow Wow, and more

Jul 26, 2024 at 5:30 PM  ·  Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, Rochester Hills, MI Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, Rochester Hills, MI

Thomas Dolby
Jul 26
Thomas Dolby
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Tom Bailey is best known as a member of the Thompson Twins, who achieved global success with ten UK and seven US top 40 hits, over 10 million album sales, and a Live Aid performance. He also released solo music, including his debut album Science Fiction, and recorded as International Observer.
Formed in London in 1980 by manager Malcolm McLaren, new wave band Bow Wow Wow featured teenage singer Annabella Lwin and a style driven by Burundi-style drumming. They scored U.K. Top Ten hits with Go Wild in the Country and their 1982 cover of I Want Candy.
Formed in Colchester, England, Modern English evolved from post-punk to a commercial New Wave sound on their 1982 album After the Snow. They are best known for the iconic hit I Melt With You, which has surpassed 8 million radio plays and earned a 2024 BMI London Award.
Formed in Detroit in 1977, power pop band The Romantics are best known for their British Invasion-influenced sound and hits like What I Like About You and Talking In Your Sleep, the latter of which propelled their 1983 album In Heat to gold status.
Led by Tommy Heath and Jim Keller, early-'80s power pop band Tommy Tutone is best known for their 1981 gold hit single 867-5309/Jenny. After breaking up following their third album, 1983's National Emotion, Heath intermittently revived the project for later releases.
British synth-pop artist Thomas Dolby became a recognizable figure of the early 1980s new wave movement by marketing himself as a mad scientist. He is best known for his 1982 hit She Blinded Me with Science and 1984 single Hyperactive. Beyond his solo career, he worked as a studio musician, songwriter, and producer.
Formed in Los Angeles in 1978, the Plimsouls blended rootsy guitar rock with a punk edge. Led by singer/songwriter Peter Case, they’re known for power pop classics "A Million Miles Away" (Valley Girl), "Zero Hour" and "Hush, Hush."

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