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MANILA, Philippines – British group Spandau Ballet is here in Manila to perform for Filipino fans. The group, which became famous in the late ’70s and the ’80s is one of the most influential groups of their time. After disbanding in the ’90s, they got back together again in 2009 and since have been touring together. (READ: Spandau Ballet to perform in Manila)
For their Soulboys of the Western World Live Tour in Manila, the group is expected to perform some of their popular hits. Here are 5 songs we hope to hear at their concert September 21 at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Gold
Released under the group’s album True in 1983, “Gold” is one of the band’s most popular songs. In a 2011 interview with The Telegraph, lead singer Tony Hadley had this to say about the song:
“Gold is the song which even today’s kids enjoy singing along to in student bars up and down the country, and is one of main reasons I get so many corporate shows. It’s requested all the time at awards shows.”
True
“True” was released in 1983 under the album of the same title. The song made the group popular around the world, making it a number one hit for them.
Through the Barricades
“Through the Barricades” is the title of Spandau Ballet’s 1986 album. It was the group’s last song that entered the top 10, staying at number 6 in the UK charts.
Only When You Leave
The song is part of the group’s 2009 album Once More, that also included the hit songs “True” and “Gold.”
Round and Round
“Round and Round” is part of the group’s 4th album Parade released in 1984. Two other songs, “I’ll Fly for You” and “Only When You Leave” are also included in the album, which were massive hits in the UK and US.
Excited to watch Spandau Ballet in Manila? What songs from Spandau Ballet are you looking forward to hearing at the concert? Let us know in the comments section. – Rappler.com
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