If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. 'We're virtually in tears of the emotion of it all,' Keren Woodward tells PEOPLE of performing again with Bananarama bandmates Sara ...

Bananarama were the cool big sisters every schoolgirl wished they had, the type who snogged boys behind the bike sheds and knew how to backcomb their hair. They gave gloriously couldn’t-care-less ...

The group is celebrating four decades -- and what they've achieved "as women in this industry" -- with a new collection. By Joe Lynch Executive Digital Director “I remember having a conversation when ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bananarama still tours today, albeit as a duo. Siobhan Fahey left the group in 1988, and was then replaced by Jacquie O'Sullivan, ...

New album 'Masquerade' is out now. By Gary Graff Bananarama were of a mind to follow their last album, 2019’s In Stereo, with an EP. Then the pandemic hit, and the result for the British duo is their ...

Bananarama will soon be parting ways again as a trio, but you can see them in Leeds this summer. Duncan Seaman reports. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Yorkshire Evening Post, you can get ...

Bananarama’s Sara Dallin said the music of the 1980s is more “organic” than today’s music. In addition, she said Bananarama’s “Cruel Summer” had a big impact on the musicians of subsequent decades.

“We did this album over a period of years,” she said. “We reached a point where we had a lot of songs, and we decided to put them out. We did it all ourselves so this is a new experience for us. We ...

Bananarama members say they haven't heard Taylor Swift's "Cruel Summer." The British-Irish girl group released a song with the same name in 1983. "I would have preferred her recording mine, because ...

As one of the most successful female groups of all time, Bananarama had 28 top 50 hits between 1982 and 2009. Their legacy doesn’t just lie in great, up-tempo pop tunes though – their often-maligned ...

Pete Waterman, record producer and one third of '80s pop production trio Stock Aitken Waterman, enjoys getting nostalgic. "Of course I do!" he cheerily tells us down the phone. He's promoting a new ...