This voice has accompanied a generation. Andy Bell is the singer of Erasure, and when he sings “A Little Respect”, every hall sings along to the high notes – whether they hit them or not.
Since 1985, he has formed one of the most successful duos in British pop history with Vince Clarke, previously Depeche Mode and Yazoo: over thirty chart hits, more than 25 million records sold worldwide and, with “Sometimes”, “Stop!”, “Chains of Love” and “Always”, a repertoire that should not be missing at any eighties party. “A Little Respect” has long since reached twenty-year-olds via cover versions and series appearances.
Live, Bell is a natural phenomenon: high, crystal-clear voice, costume, stage presence, joy of playing. No playback, no restraint, but a singer who enjoys every second on stage – and that is immediately transferred.
Synthpop history to touch, for eighties formats, clubs and large open airs.
