The Fixx has been often heralded as one of the most innovative bands to come out of the MTV era. The style and substance of the band has always created a special connection with its audience. The Fixx’s themes are often complex, introspective and thought-provoking and it’s also been mass appeal with three #1 hits, five in the Top 5, a dozen reaching the Top 10 with millions of albums sold worldwide. Instantly recognizable, The Fixx sound is unmistakably unique and stands out among the thousands of artists filling the airwaves. Songs such as “One Thing Leads To Another”,“Red Skies” and “Saved By Zero” remain everyday staples on the playlists of the Rock, Hot AC and Alternative radio stations that continue to break new acts inspired by the era that The Fixx helped to define. It is rare for an audience to experience a band that has continued together for multiple decades but The Fixx were, and still are- Cy Curnin on vocals, Rupert Greenall on keyboards, Jamie West-Oram on guitar, Adam Woods on drums, and Dan K. Brown, on bass. Live, in concert, the band delivers that same sonic authenticity fans have come to expect from their recordings because The Fixx remains the genuine article, the real deal. Concert-goers, whether longtime fans, or those experiencing The Fixx for the very first time, are thrilled by the band’s dynamic stage presence and trademark sound. With this combination of classic hits, and innovative new music, The Fixx continues to excite and inspire, both recorded, and in concert.
About The Smithereens:
The Smithereens were a distinctive force in late-1980s college rock, blending British Invasion-inspired melodies with heavy guitars, melancholic lyrics, and the haunting songwriting of Pat DiNizio. Formed in New Jersey in 1980 alongside Jim Babjak, Dennis Diken, and Mike Mesaros, the band built a loyal following through relentless touring and catchy, emotionally charged songs. Their breakthrough came with the albums Especially for You and Green Thoughts, followed by mainstream success with the gold-selling 11, which featured the hit “A Girl Like You.” Though changing rock trends in the 1990s pushed them out of the spotlight, the Smithereens remained a respected touring and recording band with a devoted cult audience. After DiNizio’s death in 2017, the remaining members continued performing with guest vocalists, honoring the band’s enduring legacy in power pop and alternative rock.
