Results for LoverboyCanada-born Loverboy's first big gig was opening for Kiss at the Vancouver Coliseum. Emerging in 1979, Loverboy was one Canada's most successful bands of the time, selling more than 10 million copies of its first three albums by '84. Touring the U.S. with Bob Seger, Cheap Trick, ZZ Top and Journey among others, Loverboy's cookie-cut pop-rock appealed to a young, predominantly female audience. Hits like "Working For the Weekend" and "Hot Girls in Love" kept the band on a rigorous touring schedule and on every AOR radio station in North America. 1985's Lovin' Every Minute Of It was a harder-edged album that didn't set well with the fans. Although the band worked into the '90s and released three more albums (one of which was a greatest hits album), Loverboy's clear heyday was the '80s. Tragedy struck the bandmates in late November, 2000 when bassist Scott Smith was swept overboard and presumed drowned while boating along the California coast.“more
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by Braden Towne•September 12, 2007•
It was just as the creative strain began to percolate, prior to the release of 1983’s Undercover, that Mick Jagger sat down to discuss his predilection for dance music in this interview with Lisa Robinson. In a conversation perhaps more significant with hindsight
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6/4/2008
Thanks for the Honeymoon Suite. Very cool early show .One of the 80's groups that rocked but often overlooked due to...
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4/8/2008
Just wanted to say thanks for that Loverboy- ohio '82 show. Nice,longer alternative to the Dallas show that is already...
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3/4/2008
Thanks for the Loverboy show. Nice to get some early 80's stuff. Any other Babys or John Waite (Ignition Tour) shows ?...
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12/12/2006
awesome - awesome - awesome!
i am waiting for some loverboy-but have hours of listening pleasure until then..........
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