Carol Decker and Ronnie Rogers of T’Pau talk about career highs, overlooked songs, and the eclecticism at the heart of the band.
The first in a run of major US hits spanning decades arrived for Diamond in September 1966.
With Phil Collins handling production duties, Frida’s ‘Something’s Going On’ was a confident album which became the most successful post-ABBA solo project.
The late-period Wings catalogue in the final part of the 1970s contained such gems as the title song of their 1978 album.
We’ve got your self-isolation entertainment needs covered with a list of must-see live-streamed concerts, virtual festivals and more – all updated daily.
Soft Cell masterminds Dave Ball and Marc Almond look back on the “enjoyable chaos” of Britain’s first ever synth-pop duo.
September 7 was a notable date in both their early and late chart history, with 'My Babe' and 'Give It To The People.'
Intended as a one-off celebration of their career, the ‘One Night Only’ live show and album took Bee Gees on a victory lap around the world.
Introduced by the single ‘Johnny and Mary,' Palmer's sixth solo album had a rockier, more new wave feel than what had gone before.
Hank’s original ‘Jambalaya (On The Bayou)’ made its US pop chart debut on September 6, 1952.
The track is celebrated as the only hit in which both the group and song names are palindromes.
The finest Freddie Mercury songs reveal an artist committed to exploring all avenues of expression.
The best Freddie Mercury videos reveal how the Queen frontman harnessed powerful visuals to further express his boundless creativity.
Soft Cell put synthesizers into northern soul on September 5, 1981, when they took ‘Tainted Love’ to the top of the UK charts.
As the 'Abracadabra' album progressed to platinum status, the ace guitarist and his band became the kings of pop with its title track.
