Marc Almond
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Marc Almond
Thursday, 9 August
Royal Festival Hall, Belvedere Road, Southbank, SE1 8XX
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One of the most recognisable artists to emerge from the '80s synth pop revolution, as the lead singer of Soft Cell, Mark Almond not only pioneered the electro/disco sound that became a staple of every party ever, he was also one of the first openly gay artists to gain wide acceptance. Believe us, this was a very big deal.
For this special Meltdown show, Almond presents a rare live performance of Marc and The Mambas' groundbreaking 1983 release Torment and Toreros.
For this special Meltdown show, Almond presents a rare live performance of Marc and The Mambas' groundbreaking 1983 release Torment and Toreros.
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