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Tears For Fears postpone UK and Ireland tour on health grounds
Tears for Fears have been forced to postpone their forthcoming sold out UK & Ireland arena tour due to unforeseen health concerns and on doctor’s orders. The tour, due to start on…
Video Premiere: Nick Heyward – The Stars
Classic Pop is proud to premiere the video for Nick Heyward’s exclusive Record Store Day single release ‘The Stars’, out on 21st April via Gladsome Hawk. Taken from his seventh solo…
Boy George & Culture Club announce tour
Culture Club have returned! Boy George, Roy Hay, Mikey Craig and Jon Moss are finally back to the stage for a nationwide arena tour this year. Since their inception in…
New Braven Ready Bluetooth Speakers
Classic Pop have joined forces with Braven to help soundtrack your summer. The new Braven Ready Series of Bluetooth speakers combine top quality sound with the durability to survive the…
Skids – Scared To Dance review
Dunfermline punk/new wave outfit Skids boasted charismatic future TV presenter Richard Jobson as their frontman, and were the band out of which Big Country formed – Stuart Adamson was their…
The Members – Greatest Hits: All The Singles review
Like The Undertones, The Members were a late-arriving punk band, although they weren’t really a post-punk band. They dabbled in reggae with their single Offshore Banking Business, but it wasn’t…
The Main Ingredient: Brotherly Love, The RCA Anthology review
Hollywood star Cuba Gooding Jr’s old man was one of the vocalists in this leading New York harmony/soul and R&B group of the 70s and 80s. One of the richest…
The Bar-Kays – As One / Night Cruising / Propositions / Dangerous review
The Bar-Kays began as a backing band and session musicians for the Stax label (most prestigiously for Otis Redding) before breaking out on their own. They were one of those…
Rae Morris – Someone Out There review
“These are new beginnings,” coos Blackpool native Rachelle Morris early on the follow-up to 2015’s hyped but nonetheless lukewarm Unguarded. “Find another name for me,” she continues, her voice giddy…