The Bangles: ‘If we were a boyband, we’d have just punched each other out’
The women behind ‘Eternal Flame’ and ‘Manic Monday’ were among the most successful – and history-making – pop groups of the ...
The Bangles Tell Their Story of Coming Up in the '80s L.A. Music Scene in New Band Biography ‘Eternal Flame'
With iconic hits like "Manic Monday," "Walk Like an Egyptian" and "Hazy Shade of Winter," The Bangles have been going strong ...
The Bangles’ memoir retraces the band’s steps of walking like Egyptians, meeting Prince and making history
Susanna Hoffs, along with bandmates Vicki and Debbi Peterson, spoke about new book "Eternal Flame," recalling key events in the Bangles' chart-topping run in the 1980s and how the band shaped their ...
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‘If we were a boy band, we’d have just punched each other out’ – the rise and fall of US pop icons The Bangles
In the autumn of 1989, just six months after their irrepressibly ­pretty Eternal Flame had hit the top of the charts the ...
Book Review: 'Eternal Flame' recounts The Bangles' turbulent run as all-female '80s pop sensations
For members of The Bangles, the quintessential all-female band of the 1980s, “Walk Like An Egyptian” was an aberration — not just a departure from their rock-influenced roots, but running counter to ...
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The Bangles' memoir retraces the band's steps of walking like Egyptians, meeting Prince and making history
Eventually Micki Steele joined on bass for the Bangles’ first album, “All Over the Place” (1984). When second album “Different Light” came out in 1986, the band bore emotional scars of a ...
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The Bangles Tell Their Story of Coming Up in the ’80s L.A. Music Scene in New Band Biography ‘Eternal Flame’
With iconic hits like “Manic Monday,” “Walk Like an Egyptian” and “Hazy Shade of Winter,” The Bangles have been going strong as a pop band for nearly 45 years. And now the band is ...
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The Bangles' memoir retraces the band's steps of walking like Egyptians, meeting Prince and making history
Their star was on the rise, aligning with the simultaneous rise of another all-female L.A. band, the Go-Go's. Comparisons were the bane of their early career. Eventually Micki Steele joined on bass ...