Duran Duran

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Duran Duran is an English new wave band. Although formed in 1978, the band is most well-known for their output in the 1980s and was one of the most successful bands of that decade. Amongst their many awards are two Grammys and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The third single from their 1982 album Rio, "Save a Prayer" was used in the 2018 Bumblebee film, and was the fifth song on the movie's soundtrack.

Members

• Nick Rhodes – keyboards, vocal effects, backing vocals (1978–present)
• John Taylor – bass, backing vocals (1978–1997; 2001–present)
• Roger Taylor – drums, percussion (1979–1986; 2001–present)
• Simon Le Bon – lead vocals (1980–present)
• Dominic Brown – guitars, backing vocals (2007–present)

Former members

• Stephen Duffy – lead vocals, drums (1978–1979); bass (1978)
• Simon Colley – bass (1978–1980)
• Andy Wickett – lead vocals (1979–1980)
• Alan Curtis – guitars (1979–1980)
• Jeff Thomas – lead vocals (1980)
• Andy Taylor – guitars, backing vocals (1980–1986; 2001–2006)
• Warren Cuccurullo – guitars, backing vocals (1989–2001); bass (1997–2001)
• Sterling Campbell – drums (1989–1991)

Selected singles

• "Hungry Like the Wolf"
• "The Wild Boys"
• "Is There Something I Should Know?"
• "Save a Prayer"
• "Union of the Snake" (totally swear-to-god not a reference to Cobra)

Fiction

Beast Wars: Uprising

When Noah Acton found a rad cassette player, he looked forward to taping some awesome Duran Duran music off the radio. Cultural Appropriation

External links

• Duran Duran at Wikipedia