Bands and musicians

Nash The Slash was a Canadian solo artist who never revealed his true identity. He used to wrap his whole body in white bandages and wore dark glasses and a white top hat with a tassle. Nash The Slash released ...

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Poor Nena, destined to be remembered (in the UK at least) as much for daring to have underarm hair as for the insanely catchy smash "99 Red Balloons", which most people my age can still sing in German as well. ...

Neneneh Cherry sang with several groups in the early eighties before going solo with her debut single "Stop the War" - a message about the Falklands War.Neneh's debut album "Raw Like Sushi" was released in 1989 with much of the ...

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I’m going to confess now: if anybody asks me what was the first gig I ever went to I always say Soul II Soul. Actually it was New Kids on the Block. Soul II Soul was the second, infinitely hipper ...

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Nick Berry (born in 1963 in Essex) is a British television actor and musician. Possibly more notable as Eastenders character Simon 'Wicksy' Wicks, who was a bit of a ladies' man and a charmer. After leaving ...

Nick Cave is one of the most original and profound singer-songwriters of the last 20 years. He was originally in Australian post punk band, The Birthday Party, and then launched a solo career in the mid-1980s with a series of ...

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When I say Nik Kershaw what’s the first thing that comes into your mind? For me it’s the blonde highlighted mullet combined with his intensely brooding stare on many of his album covers. For others of course it might be ...

Nilsson was a man with a vocal range across six octaves and a propensity to drink John Lennon under the table. Respect!Most famed for "Everybody's Talkin" and "Without You", I first heard him as a sproglet when he popped up ...

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Nirvana were supposedly the definitive Grunge band. They consisted of Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and ... that tall lad who played bass. With songs like "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "In Bloom", and "Come As You Are", they certainly did make a ...

I remember first getting to know the then ska/rock band "No Doubt" with their very excellent album "Tragic Kingdom". Since then, Gwen Stefani has become very successful (as have the rest of the band) and their music has moved more ...

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Not to be confused with the Goth band founded in the late '80s by Damien Deville, this was a short-lived two-piece outfit made up of Hugh Cornwell from The Stranglers and Robert Williams, late of Captain Beefheart.The collaboration lasted little ...