A song from The Beatles’ Let It Be inspired the hook of Spandau Ballet’s “True.” Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet explained the meaning of “True.” “True” became a massive hit in the United States and the ...
Spandau Ballet has — as the lyrics of their signature hit, “True,” attest — “come back again.” A full 28 years since their last U.S. performance, the British New Romantic pioneers took the stage at ...
Spandau Ballet percolated up from a bubble and toil of glitter and glam called the Blitz Club, a postpunk haven that thrived in London’s Covent Garden in the late Seventies. They weren’t the only band ...
The Brit-pop invasion of MTV in the early 1980s had its roots in London’s New Romantic movement, where bands merged dance beats, synthesizers and fashion. When one of the movement’s biggest names, ...
Spandau Ballet, the well-dressed English new romantics, conquered MTV, the music charts and audiences around the world in the 1980s. Their slew of hits included the ultimate prom/wedding/love song, ...
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