Radio-rock groups Loverboy and Night Ranger both had their peaks of commercial success in the 1980s, but neither had a Top 30 album or Top 100 single since the end of that decade. Yet nearly 30 years ...
Taco Bell and Radio Shack use iconic band’s music and image to reach those who came of age in '80s. By Roy Trakin Loverboy Group - P 2014 Never mind working for the weekend… Loverboy are everywhere ...
Loverboy today: Paul Dean, Matt Frenette, Mike Reno, Ken "Spider" Sinnaeve, and Doug Johnson. Credit: Photo by Mick Rock/Courtesy of Wolfson Entertainment When Loverboy’s self-titled debut came in in ...
When Loverboy’s party anthem “Working For The Weekend” comes on it’s hard to sit still and not think about, well, partying and red leather pants. The band formed nearly four decades ago in Canada and ...
GREENSBURG — If everything went as planned, Loverboy would have released a song called "Everybody's Waiting For The Weekend." But singer Mike Reno flubbed a word in the chorus the first time he tried ...
On Nov. 23, six singers from some of the biggest rock bands of the '70s and '80s are getting together for Scott Hamilton's annual cancer fundraiser ...
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Styx and Loverboy concert among 15 events this weekend in the Freeport area
T he weekend brings the Fever River Railroad fall open house and a concert by Styx and Loverboy, along with fundraisers, live music and more to the Freeport area. Where: City Stage Studios, 201 S.
They recruited Loverboy to remake its classic song, "Working for the Weekend." IHOP has launched a new value-driven House Faves menu to the nostalgic tune of "Working for the Weekend," inviting guests ...
When Loverboy’s party anthem “Working For The Weekend” comes on it’s hard to sit still and not think about, well, partying and red leather pants. The band formed nearly four decades ago in Canada and ...
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