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80s Hitmakers Haircut 100 Make Surprise Comeback
12 Jul
Summary
- Iconic 80s band Haircut 100 reunites after 42 years.
- New album 'Boxing the Compass' released, praised as a true follow-up.
- Band embarks on first US tour since 1982 with renewed energy.
Haircut 100, the quintessential 80s New Wave band, has triumphantly returned after a 42-year hiatus, much to the delight of fans.
Their iconic 1982 debut album, 'Pelican West,' featuring hits like "Love Plus One" and "Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)," cemented their place in pop history.
Despite a brief but impactful career, the band famously split due to business mismanagement and personal struggles.
Now, singer Nick Heyward, bassist Les Nemes, and guitarist Graham Jones have reformed, releasing their first true follow-up album, "Boxing the Compass."
The band is currently on their first U.S. tour in over four decades, captivating audiences with their energetic performances.
Fans can expect a dynamic show as Haircut 100 brings their revitalized sound and signature style back to the stage.
They are touring alongside Squeeze and Adam Ant this summer.
