Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Born out of Melbourne, Australia, Men at Work became hitmakers of the '80s with unforgettable #1 singles like 'Who Can it Be Now?' ...

Renowned globally as the songwriter/lead vocalist/guitarist for Australian chart toppers Men at Work, Colin Hay has since proven himself as a solo artist, touring with his own group of L.A.-based ...

Colin Hay, best known as the frontman of Men at Work and a frequent member of Ringo Starr’s All-Starr Band, has announced a new covers album titled I Just Don’t Know What to Do With Myself. The LP ...

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 ...

Recorded in Los Angeles and Nashville (where top musicians such as Audley Freed, a former member of The Black Crowes, lent a hand) and mixed by Vance Powell (Chris Stapleton, Jack White) and Gordon ...

In early March 2020, Men at Work frontman Colin Hay was a few dates into his extensive solo tour before pandemic lockdowns forced him to call it off. He went back home to Los Angeles. It was, as he ...

Best known for My recipe for Brussel sprouts. Current city Los Angeles. Really want to be In Melbourne. Haven’t been there since the pandemic. Craving driving down the Great Ocean Road, and swimming ...

Colin Hay, reviewed Saturday, May 11 at Northern Quest Resort and Casino. There are two things to know about Colin Hay. First, his voice sounds just as it did all those years ago on those Men at Work ...

Colin Hay and his band, Men At Work, hit international heights in the 1980s. In the United States, the band from Down Under scored four Top 10 hits and a Grammy Award for best new artist. One of Men ...

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 ...

Iconic musician Colin Hay said he was first introduced to the historic village of Cobargo, Australia, in the 1970s, a place that inspired him to write his self-proclaimed first hit song for Australian ...