The Alarm to return to North America with Live Today Love Tomorrow tour klake.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from klake.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Courtesy of ReybeeThe Alarm is returning to the U.S. for a new North American tour, and they re bringing along two other acts from the MTV era.
Joining The Alarm on the Live Today Love Tomorrow Tour MMXIV will be The Blow Monkeys, best known for their top 20 hit “Digging Your Scene,” and Belouis Some, best known for songs like "Some People" and “Round and Round,” the latter of which was featured on the soundtrack to 80s classic Pretty in Pink.
"This tour will be a chance for a generation of fans - both old and new - to step back into the future and celebrate a time that defined millions of people s life soundtracks when the era of Music Television ruled the earth," The Alarm’s Mike Peters shares. “All our bands made an initial impact through the medium of music, but it was driven deeper into the hearts and imaginations of people all over North America via Music Television." He noted it "paved the way for a new generation of artist
The Alarm to return to North America with Live Today Love Tomorrow tour wttf.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wttf.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The Alarm is returning to the U.S. for a new North American tour, and they're bringing along two other acts from the MTV era. Joining The Alarm on the Live Toda
Courtesy of ReybeeThe Alarm is returning to the U.S. for a new North American tour, and they re bringing along two other acts from the MTV era.
Joining The Alarm on the Live Today Love Tomorrow Tour MMXIV will be The Blow Monkeys, best known for their top 20 hit “Digging Your Scene,” and Belouis Some, best known for songs like "Some People" and “Round and Round,” the latter of which was featured on the soundtrack to 80s classic Pretty in Pink.
"This tour will be a chance for a generation of fans - both old and new - to step back into the future and celebrate a time that defined millions of people s life soundtracks when the era of Music Television ruled the earth," The Alarm’s Mike Peters shares. “All our bands made an initial impact through the medium of music, but it was driven deeper into the hearts and imaginations of people all over North America via Music Television." He noted it "paved the way for a new generation of artist