Spandau Ballet's Full Reunion: Epic Tour Ahead

0:00On April 19th, Spandau Ballet, those new romantic icons behind hits like gold and true, are on the verge of a full reunion. After decades of fused and lawsuits, the original lineup is coming back together. Gary Kemp on guitar, Martin Kemp on bass, Steve Norman on sax, John, Kebel on drums, and frontman Tony Hadley. Talks with agents are heating up fast, and insiders say a deal is nearly locked in. They're eyeing massive profits, inspired by Oasis's comeback tour that raked in over 400 million pounds last year. Fans have been hungry for this, especially after the band's rocky path. Formed in London back in 1979, they split bitterly in 1990 over royalty fights, then reunited for sellout tours in two, 2009 and 2015. The last time they hit the stage as a full crew was 2018, but without Hadley, who stepped away. A replacement singer flamed out amid scandals, and Martin Kemp made it clear, no return without Tony.

1:00Now times healed old wounds, and with Gary staying hopeful, expect a tour announcement any day. The Kemp still crave the stage, and their loyal crowd, so this could be epic. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.