Billy Idol started his career with the new wave band Generation X in the late 70s, but his finest hour was his reinvention in the 80s as a highly successful solo artist. On the 80s Lunchbox this week, we've made Billy's Official Webpage our Website Of The Week. Tune in weekdays from midday on The Cheese to find out more.
They started off the 80s with Brass In Pocket and no doubt had plenty of it by the end of their most successful decade ! We celebrate The Pretenders on The 80s Lunchbox as their Official Website becomes our Website Of The Week. Tune in weekdays from midday to find out more on The Cheese.
Wellington's The Mockers, formed in 1979, graced the charts with hits like Swear It's True and Forever Tuesday Morning. The best website for charting their history and what they are up to these days is their page on Audioculture. It's our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday.
Former member of the hit 70s band Sherbert, Daryl Braithwaite and his Official Webpage is the subject of our Website Of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox, the show that remembers the greatest decade. Tune in weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
Marc Almond's work as solo performer and lead singer of Soft Cell is celebrated this week as we make his Official Site our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox. Here 80s hits and memories weekdays on The Cheese from midday.
