As far as band signature songs which are also insatiable earworms from the Decade of Decadence go, right up there in the upper echelon is new wavers Wang Chung’s “Everybody Have Fun Tonight.” It went ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Some of the ’80s biggest and most enduring hits were created by a single band, Wang Chung – including “Dance Hall Days,” “Everybody Have Fun Tonight,” “Let’s Go”, “To Live and ...

When John Mulaney opened his Netflix talk show with “To Live And Die In L.A.”, perhaps only Wang Chung diehards knew who recorded it. Both iterations of Mulaney’s excellent show Everybody’s In L.A.

Early MTV British hitmakers, Wang Chung, performed a 55-minute set at the Uline Stage at Summerfest late this afternoon that checked all the nosatalgia show boxes. A carefully curated setlist started ...

Wang Chung is an interesting band. They are an English new wave group with a Chinese name and a song about Los Angeles. Truly global. Bassist and keyboardist Nick Feldman said his bandmate, singer ...

Long Island has had a decadeslong love affair with new wave music. Local radio station WLIR/WDRE/92.7 FM served as the hub of the 1980s music genre whose time was brief but potent. This summer, three ...

The I Want My ’80s Tour hit Music Hall at Fair Park on Sunday, July 20, and the crowd was all in on the flashback to big, messy hair and leg warmers. Rick Springfield led a cavalcade of heartthrobs ...

Four bands from the 1980s will be coming to Kansas for a concert later this year. Wang Chung, A Flock of Seagulls, The Escape Club and Naked Eyes will perform Sept. 6 at Kansas Star Arena, next to the ...

INTERLOCHEN — Wang Chung’s biggest musical successes may have come some 40 years ago, but the band is still making music and touring almost as much as ever. That tour — “I Want My 80s” — comes to the ...

English New Wave band Wang Chung might seem like old news to today’s whippersnappers, with their Katy Perry and their twerking and their casual dick pics. Hell, they’re not exactly a recent memory for ...

Millions of TV viewers were asking themselves that question during a June 2005 airing of the NBC reality show "Hit Me, Baby, One More Time," which featured British duo Wang Chung performing its smash ...