Sorry but I miss the 80's music.
Yes this is crazy but I miss the 80's music, from Flock of Seaguils to yes I will say it. Duran Duran. Back than I did not care for them but when I went to there Concert which a friend of mine had another ticket I went and love the show. The 80's for me were great times in my life because it was a revolution for british bands and American bands. You had punk,ski,Tears for fear, UB40,House Music-
and to many to remember. Well the reason I put this up here is because Duran Duran is starting another tour in europe. tickets sold out in 4mins.
I also remember the real hiphop from back in the days that was the sound. LL cool j
public ememy, Mantronix, Kurtiz blow and Go Go music D.C. sound.
Who can forget Tears for Fears
Duran Duran to play first UK tour since the 1980s
Duran Duran will begin their first UK tour with the original line-up in 18 years with a concert at Wembley Arena on April 13.
The band will also play Glasgow's SECC on April 15, Manchester Evening News Arena, 17, and the NEC Arena in their hometown of Birmingham on April 19.
The dates will launch the band's world tour ahead of the release of an album, the first by the original line-up since 1983's Seven and the Ragged Tiger.
Tickets for the UK shows go on sale from Friday, December 12.
The original line-up regrouped two years ago and played their first UK gig since the 1980s at London's Forum in October with the 2,000 tickets selling out in four minutes.
The band are currently playing a series of shows in Australia and New Zealand where they have been also been supporting Robbie Williams
and to many to remember. Well the reason I put this up here is because Duran Duran is starting another tour in europe. tickets sold out in 4mins.
I also remember the real hiphop from back in the days that was the sound. LL cool j
public ememy, Mantronix, Kurtiz blow and Go Go music D.C. sound.
Who can forget Tears for Fears
Duran Duran to play first UK tour since the 1980s
Duran Duran will begin their first UK tour with the original line-up in 18 years with a concert at Wembley Arena on April 13.
The band will also play Glasgow's SECC on April 15, Manchester Evening News Arena, 17, and the NEC Arena in their hometown of Birmingham on April 19.
The dates will launch the band's world tour ahead of the release of an album, the first by the original line-up since 1983's Seven and the Ragged Tiger.
Tickets for the UK shows go on sale from Friday, December 12.
The original line-up regrouped two years ago and played their first UK gig since the 1980s at London's Forum in October with the 2,000 tickets selling out in four minutes.
The band are currently playing a series of shows in Australia and New Zealand where they have been also been supporting Robbie Williams