Trevor Horn
Best Frankie Goes To Hollywood Songs: 80s Pop Masterpieces
Frankie Goes To Hollywood were the epitome of 80s excess, the singular sound of a band trying to push the sound of pop music into the future.
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Features3 months ago‘Video Killed The Radio Star’: Buggles Define The New Pop Age
From Spain to Sweden, Austria to Australia and Italy to Ireland, ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’ was a defining song of 1979.
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News1 year ago
Three Landmark Frankie Goes To Hollywood Albums Set For Reissue
'Welcome To The Pleasuredome', 'Liverpool' and greatest hits collection, 'Bang!' are set to return on both CD and vinyl.
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Artists2 years ago
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Few bands get to enjoy the impact in an entire career that Frankie Goes To Hollywood managed to achieve in just their first few months.
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News3 years ago
Watch Paul Gosling’s Yes documentary ‘Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow’
Of making the doc, the director says: “As a long-standing fan of the band, following Yes on the road this year and last on their momentous 50th tour was a dream come...
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News4 years ago
Billy Idol Announces Extensive UK, European Tour For 2018
Iconic rocker Billy Idol has announced details of an extensive UK and European tour for the summer of 2018 with more dates to follow
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News4 years ago
Yes To Attend U.K. Fan Day, Launch New Track During 50th Anniversary 2018 Tour
Yes will stage a weekend of events at a fan convention for charity, attended by current band members, during their 50th anniversary UK tour in March 2018.
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News5 years ago
Mick Taylor, Terry Reid & Others Join Jack’s Tribute
Mick Taylor, Terry Reid, Trevor Horn and Lulu have joined An Evening For Jack, the charity concert for Jack Bruce in London on 25 October, 2016.
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News5 years ago
Buggles’ Big Prog Moment
Trevor Horn will collect the Outer Limits Award as one half of early 1980s prog-synth pop duo the Buggles, at the Progressive Music Awards 2016.
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Features6 years ago
Mike Oldfield Rings Those Bells Again
‘Tubular Bells II’ made its UK debut on the chart of 12 September 1992 for Mike Oldfield, and wasted no time rekindling the popularity of its predecessor.
