Transvision Vamp returned to Melbourne for the first time in decades, delivering a hit-filled set to a sold-out crowd at the Northcote Theatre.

The band recently wrapped up a sold-out tour in Australia and New Zealand. In September, Transvision Vamp will play Portugal and Spain directly before heading to the UK in October. The 16-date tour ...

SHE was the 80s pin-up famed for her doll-like face, peroxide blonde hair and girly-punk dress sense. Wendy James had teen boys – and girls – swooning at their television screens as she belted out ...

TRANSVISION Vamp’s Wendy James looks unrecognisable three decades after the band’s smash-hit, Baby I Don’t Care. Singer Wendy, 57, who shot to fame in the 1980s with the pop group, surprised fans as ...

Britain’s bores didn’t know what to do with Wendy James. As the frontwoman of Transvision Vamp, that Eighties collision of brash punk and commercial pop, she was smart and moody, sexy and confounding, ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Music Tours. Followed categories will be added to My News. Those memories came flooding back when she found old Super 8 footage of those days last year. “I found a ...

Fame came knocking for Wendy James when she was 21 years old and she was absolutely ready for it, writes Ed Power. Three decades later and still a vamp. “The record company probably couldn’t believe ...

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UK pop rockers Transvision Vamp are bringing those glorious hits to NZ in February - their first tour here since 1991. Formed in 1986, Transvision Vamp quickly rose to fame. Their songs Baby I Don’t ...

‘We stomped into EMI and told them we were going to be the biggest band in the world’ I was taking piano and clarinet lessons at school when I saw the Clash at Brighton Centre on the Combat Rock tour.

As hit singles Baby I Don’t Care and I Want Your Love set up camp on the Australian charts, the band were greeted by thousands of fans and a big police presence outside the venues they were booked to ...