Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Howard Jones is no stranger to seeing his name at the top of the music charts, plastered on billboards outside arenas worldwide or ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Electronic music pioneer Howard Jones has been a constant presence on the international music scene for the past four decades.

SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — A musician known for his 1980s pop hits is returning to Utah. Howard Jones, who produced classic tunes like "What is Love," "No One is to Blame," and "Things Can Only Get Better," ...

Howard Jones and Martin Fry of ABC first found stardom in the early ’80s as the United Kingdom’s new wave and synthpop scenes overtook the United States like a second British Invasion. Like many of ...

Howard Jones has played with countless musical legends at this point. But the '80s keyboardist caught some major flak when he decided to record his own version of Donald Fagen's "I.G.Y. (What a ...

On Saturday, fans at the Music Hall at Fair Park jumped into a DeLorean and went straight back to the 1980s with synth legends Howard Jones and ABC. This show completes the first third of their U.S.

Howard Jones, known for his '80s new wave music, performs Feb. 21 at the Brown County Music Center. Joining Jones on tour are British synth-pop group ABC and SiriusXM 1st Wave DJ Richard Blade. Jones ...

Looks like I’m just covering ex-band member news for today, then? On the weekend, ex-Killswitch Engage vocalist, Howard Jones, joined the band on stage during the second date of the Summer of Loud ...

It’s been a known quantity for about two years now, but the name for the ongoing project between current and founding Killswitch Engage guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and the band’s former vocalist Howard ...

Howard Jones will soon head out on the road for select United States tour dates in April. Jones will be the main support for Rod Stewart for several shows and will also play headlining shows in ...

Martin Fry peered out over the crowd and jokingly summed up the scene. “Look at you,” the ABC front man remarked in his usual charming and debonair fashion. “All too young to remember the ’80s.” Aww, ...