Gary Numan heading to Wulfrun
Synthpop pioneer is making a return to Wolverhampton, with a concert at Wulfrun Hall on April 23.
Gary Numan" class="imageframe imgalignright" height="217" src="http://www.shropshirestar.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/6gary-numanf.jpg" title="Gary Numan" width="175"/>Synthpop pioneer Gary Numan is making a return to Wolverhampton, with a concert at Wulfrun Hall on April 23.
Numan will be at the Wulfrun on Thursday, April 23, 2009. Tickets are £18.50, plus booking fees.
In the late 70s Numan (real name Gary Webb) was the first superstar of English synth-pop; inspiring a generation of electronic music makers with songs like Are 'Friends' Electric?, Cars and We Are Glass.
In more recent years Numan has proved himself a true survivor, reinventing himself as an industrial rock god.
Gary Numan is currently working on a new album, called Resurrection, an album of previously unreleased songs compiled from sessions covering the last three Numan albums - Exile, Pure and Jagged.
For more information see the official Gary Numan website www.numan.co.uk