Born out of Melbourne, Australia, Men at Work became hitmakers of the '80s with unforgettable #1 singles like 'Who Can it Be Now?' and 'Down Under.' The group, fronted by Scottish-born Colin Hay, went ...

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Colin Hay has released his new album Now And The Evermore via Lazy Eye/Compass Records. In support, he's touring the US with shows running from now until May. Leading up to the album, Hay shared a ...

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Men at Work singer Colin Hay calls Ringo Starr's guest drumming on his upcoming solo album, Now and the Evermore, the "icing on the cake." Hay's first collaboration with the former Beatle came in 2003 ...

A garrulous guy who retains a Scottish accent though he’s lived in Los Angeles for the past 25 years, singer-songwriter Colin Hay clams up a bit when we start to prod him about Men at Work, the ...

It might feel like Colin Hay is taking the first part of the title of his latest album, “Man @ Work Volume 2,” a bit too literally. There were a pair of tours playing in Ringo Starr & His All-Starr ...

Look at any summer tour schedule, and you’ll find plenty of bands and solo artists that are essentially living off of their past. They fill big amphitheaters (and even stadiums) even though they haven ...

One-hit wonders often look back on their curtailed success with bitterness, anger or downright disregard. Tabloids are littered with stories of these artists’ downfall, from Uncle Kracker to “I Wish I ...

Colin Hay is and forever will be "Colin Hay of Men at Work." That's how he's marketed. That's how people refer to him. And that's factually who he is: Colin Hay, the former lead singer of Men at Work, ...