The writing was on the wall – or at least the sleeve. After a period of disillusion, they split into two factions, with Wakeman and frontman Jon Anderson fleeing in March 1980. Yes had already ...

The Buggles, the English band that launched MTV with their one and only hit, are reuniting. Thirty-one years after Video Killed the Radio Star signalled the dawn of music television, the group will ...

When Seal announced his summer tour dates earlier this year, playing his classic albums Seal I and Seal II, it was exciting news. But nostalgic music fans were equally if not more thrilled about the ...

Trevor Horn, half of the group behind “Video Killed the Radio Star” and a producer who helped engineer the sound of the ’80s, will be the opening act for Seal. By Rob Tannenbaum In the late 1970s, ...

Trevor Horn’s list of production credits runs a mile-long and includes some of the biggest names and unforgettable tracks in rock and pop music over the past 40 years. But he was making a major impact ...

Trevor Horn has announced a one-off London gig from The Buggles. The 1980s group will play their first and last ever live show on September 28 to raise money for London's Royal Hospital for ...

Ex-Buggles mastermind and producer-at-large Trevor Horn promised this morning (August 6) that his '80s new wave pop outfit will reunite this September. "The Buggles Will Return...28.09.10" headlined a ...

In a feat of rarely-realised and prescient self-awareness, the new-fangled MTV launched on 1 August 1981 with a premiere of The Buggles’ ‘Video Killed The Radio Star’. The one-hit wonder for the ...

Teenage Dads performing on 'Like a Version'. CREDIT: triple j on YouTube. Teenage Dads have covered ’80s one-hit wonders The Buggles for triple j’s Like a Version ...

The Buggles might have a hit that gets played at probably every vaguely cheesy night ever, but you'll never have heard 'Video Killed The Radio Star' live. When the band were together they didn't play ...