Cruel World Festival Pasadena Tickets - Brookside at the Rose Bowl

Simple Minds

40 concerts

Simple Minds, from the UK, are iconic for their diverse styles, from avant-garde to stadium rock. They've sold over 60 million records, famous for "Don't You (Forget About Me)." They've had hits in several countries, with No.1 albums like "Once Upon A Time" and memorable performances at Live Aid and for Nelson Mandela.

Gary Numan

24 concerts

Born in West London, Gary Numan pioneered synth-pop with hits like "Cars" and "Are 'Friends' Electric?". His dark, robotic style shaped goth and industrial music.

The Motels

22 concerts

Martha Davis, from Berkeley, joined The Motels, hitting it big with hits like "Only the Lonely" and "Suddenly Last Summer." The band achieved gold record status with their unique sound. After brief breakup, Davis went solo and later reformed The Motels.

Ministry

16 concerts

Born in Chicago, Al Jourgensen's Ministry pioneered industrial music, evolving from '80s synth-pop to a harsher sound with albums like "The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Taste." Known for "Psalm 69," they earned six Grammy nods. Resuming in 2018, they keep touring and recording.

Zanias

1 concert

Australian artist Alison Lewis leads Zanias, blending dark synth, techno, and EBM. Known for ethereal vocals with Linea Aspera and collaborators like Dax J and I Hate Models.

Duran Duran

18 concerts

UK's Duran Duran blends art and extremes in hits like "Hungry Like the Wolf" & "Rio". Rock Hall of Fame inductees, 100M+ albums sold, #1 Bond theme artists, fashion icons. Frequent collaborators include David Lynch.

The Mission

10 concerts

Formed in 1985, The Mission, known for their gothic rock style, gained fame with 14 Top 40 UK hits and sold millions of albums. Renowned for energetic live performances, they achieved significant success with hits like "Wasteland." They celebrated their 30th anniversary with the acclaimed album "Another Fall From Grace" and toured with Alice Cooper. The band features original members Wayne Hussey, Craig Adams, and Simon Hinkler, with Alex Baum on drums, continuing their legacy with tours in Europe, North America, and beyond.

The Alarm

4 concerts

Formed in Wales, The Alarm is known for their energetic mix of amped-up acoustics and harmonica. Hits like “The Stand” and “Sixty Eight Guns” gained them fame. The band played live via MTV in the Spirit of '86 concert and reinvented themselves with 2004's “45 RPM” chart hit. They've faced hurdles like Mike Peters' cancer but released albums such as "Under Attack" and "Equals." Celebrated during their 30th Anniversary, they continue to impact with albums like the 2019 chart-topping "Sigma."

Adam Ant

24 concerts

Adam Ant, born Stuart Leslie Goddard in London, was a key figure in the new wave scene. Known for theatrical style and glam-tinged pop, he led Adam and the Ants to popularity with hits like "Stand and Deliver." Later transitioning to a solo career, his debut album featured the hit "Goody Two Shoes." Collaborating with Marco Pirroni, Ant's music influenced artists like Nine Inch Nails and Suede. Despite challenges, including mental health issues, he made a comeback with tours and new music, solidifying his impact on alternative rock.

The Faint

1 concert

Omaha's The Faint, key to Saddle Creek's New Wave revival, blend indie rock, dance-punk, and electro-pop. Hits include "Blank-Wave Arcade" & "Danse Macabre."

Patriarchy

1 concert

PATRIARCHY, led by LA's Actually Huizenga, mixes themes of sex, power, and mythology with ABBA and NIN sounds. Known for dangerous fantasies; produced by Matia Simovich.

The Jesus and Mary Chain

6 concerts

The Jesus and Mary Chain, formed in 1984, is a seminal band known for their innovative sound and influential role in alternative music. Originating in Glasgow, they are celebrated for their distinctive mix of noise pop and rock. Key figures Jim and William Reid craft their music with a spontaneous approach, retaining the same dynamic since their debut. Their new album, Glasgow Eyes, was recorded at Mogwai's Castle of Doom studio, marking a return to their roots. Known for iconic tracks like "Just Like Honey," they continue to shape the genre with their timeless style.

Heaven 17

23 concerts

Heaven 17, a UK techno-pop trio, formed by Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, emerged from the British Electric Foundation, featuring Glenn Gregory on vocals. Known for hits like "Temptation," they collaborated with artists such as Tina Turner. The band achieved fame with albums "Penthouse and Pavement" and "The Luxury Gap." After early success, they disbanded in 1988 but reformed in the '90s, continuing with Ware and Gregory.

TR/ST

4 concerts

TR/ST, born in Winnipeg, is Robert Alfons' musical alias, blending synth-pop and darkwave. Renowned for albums like *TRST* and *Joyland*, TR/ST has collaborated with Cecile Believe and Jake Shears.

The Stranglers

16 concerts

The Stranglers, formed in Guildford, UK in 1974, are a punk band known for blending '60s garage rock with dark melodies and Dave Greenfield's keyboards. Their infamous antics complemented hits like "Golden Brown" and "Peaches." Albums like "Rattus Norvegicus" and "La Folie" showcase their evolving pop-oriented style. They collaborated with producers like Tony Visconti and Alan Winstanley. Original drummer Jet Black and keyboardist Dave Greenfield have both passed, but their legacy remains strong with hits and vivid storytelling.

Adult.

2 concerts

French Police

43 concerts

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