Men at Work News

I arrived late to the book party for Maggie Hall's new book about Marmite, an English condiment that is perhaps the foulest compound legally sold for human consumption.

November 19, 2009 from WFUV - Maybe it's the Scottish accent, but Colin Hay doesn't want for charm.

Men at Work singer Colin Hay. Scotch eggs make a comeback and women get tough on the pitch.

'WHO' WAS NO. 1?: This week in 1982, Australia's Men at Work , fronted by singer/songwriter Colin Hay , topped the Billboard Hot 100 with their first U.S. single, "Who Can It Be Now?" In the print issue of Billboard dated Oct.

THE first acts for next year's Port Fairy Folk Festival are locked in and there's already a couple of big names on the bill.

Colin Hay once sang at stadiums during the early-'80s heyday of his band Men at Work.

KOOKABURRA Sits in the Old Gum Tree is a distinct and memorable Australian melody, so there is no surprise that it ended up in a song that celebrated all things antipodean, a court has been told.

Scottish-born Colin Hay emigrated to Australia with his family when he was 14, and gained international fame as frontman and principal songwriter for the cult Australian band, Men at Work.

When: Tonight; doors at 7 p.m., concert at 8 p.m. Cost: $25 advance, $30 at the door.

Colin Hay is basically a unique presence all around. In the 80s, he fronted the band Men At Work , and topped charts with his distinctive vocals on hits like "Who Can It Be Now?" and "Land Down Under." The hardcore fans knew about other gems like "Catch A Star," "Underground," and "Down By the Sea." Haya TMs always been an exceptional songwriter ...

Colin Hay , who was known in the 80's for his vocals in the band Men at Work, is now heading to Dallas.

Former Men At Work frontman Colin Hay relocated to California from "Down Under," but he retains the solid earnestness from his days as an MTV wunderkind.

Compass Records is currently rereleasing some of former Men At Work front man Colin Hays's acoustic albums from a decade ago, and on Transcendental Highway , he showcases his compelling vocals and heartfelt songwriting skills.

As you may have heard - or read in an article that posted to StarNewsOnline today - Colin Hay, the former lead singer of '80s icons Men at Work, is performing in Wilmington this weekend.

Colin Hay, former lead singer of '80s band Men At Work, will play a solo show in Wilmington Oct.

Colin Hay might be a man under a peculiar curse: the curse of fame. Hay performs Sunday on Mountain Stage at the Culture Center, but 30 years ago, he was the front man for Australian pop band Men At Work.

There are options awaiting one-time leaders of once-huge pop bands. They can play all the familiar hits on the fair circuit, or embarrass themselves on reality TV.

Hay made onscreen appearances in episodes of "Scrubs," where Men at Work songs such as "Overkill" and "Down Under" got new life Podcast With Colin Hay Hay discusses the new record and working with his wife, soul-salsa singer Cecilia Noel.

Former Men at Work bandleader Colin Hay will bring his solo material to The Square Room in downtown Knoxville on Wednesday, Sept.

As the singer, guitarist, and main songwriter of Australia's Men at Work, Colin Hay was responsible for penning several of the quirkiest pop hits of the early '80s. Although he and his former band will forever be associated with "the land down under," Hay originally hailed from Scotland, where he was born in the town of Kilwinning on June 29, 1953.