As '80s Week continues, World Cafe keeps combing through its archive for artists from the decade of synths and irregular haircuts. Today, that means bringing back a wide-ranging 2004 session with ...
What happens when one is laid off, at home during a pandemic? In the case of former Men at Work lead singer and formidable solo artist Colin Hay, you pick up the guitar and wax nostalgic for songs ...
Colin Hay’s FIERCE MERCY is an epic, cinematic step forward from the singer-songwriter, most beloved for his intimate, confessional live shows but most widely known for being an influential and ...
RIDGEFIELD -- Last week, as he was ready to take the stage to start his new tour, Colin Hay learned that his long-time friend and Men at Work bandmate Greg Ham had died in Melbourne. "We've known each ...
At some point in the early 1990s, Colin Hay's real life began. Hay is 62 and a four-decade survivor in the music business. His biggest success came first and quickly when his band, Men at Work, ...
If you’ve been to a rock show, you’ve seen them. You know, the fans who show up wearing a somewhat faded, just-a-bit-over-the-top T-shirt plus plenty of buttons, baubles and other bling. Ever notice ...
At 62 years old, Colin Hay has nothing left to prove, but that doesn’t stop him from entertaining his fans. The former Men at Work frontman played a 15-song set at The Foundry in Athens on Feb. 4 to a ...
Who is he? Colin Hay, lead singer and songwriter for the '80s Grammy Award-winning group Men at Work. Men at Work -- weren't they a bit like Duran Duran with bad haircuts? Er, not really. But the ...
For Colin Hay, there is little comparison between Men at Work and his own success as a solo singer-songwriter. “I’ve been playing solo since I was 14 years old,” Hay tells Orlando Weekly during a ...
To any music fan, the mention of Colin Hay's name automatically conjures up memories of Men at Work, the popular 1980s Australian rock band for which he was the lead singer and chief songwriter. In ...
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