Spandau Ballet

Spandau Ballet was one of the leaders of the "new romantic" movement and one of the top UK groups of the early 1980s. The band's line-up comprised Tony Hadley on vocals, Gary Kemp on guitar, Martin Kemp on bass, John Keeble on drums, and Steve Norman on rhythm guitar, percussion, and sax. With their unique sound and stylish image, Spandau Ballet quickly gained popularity and became known for their catchy hits.

During their career, Spandau Ballet released several successful albums and singles that showcased their talent for crafting memorable pop songs with a touch of soul. Tony Hadley's powerful vocals combined with Gary Kemp's songwriting skills created an irresistible combination that resonated with audiences worldwide.

Influenced by a variety of genres including new wave, synth-pop, funk, and R&B, Spandau Ballet stood out from their contemporaries. Their music continues to be loved by fans today as they effortlessly blended infectious melodies with heartfelt lyrics.