Theirs was a short time in the pop music spotlight, largely because the inner turmoil within the band stunted their momentum. But for a couple of albums there, Men At Work consistently delivered the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Men At Work (L-R): Yosmel Montejo, Rachel Mazer, San Miguel Pérez, Colin Hay, Jimmy Branly, Cecilia Noel (Photo Credit: James ...

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Grammy Award-winning rock band Men At Work, led by original member Colin Hay, has announced a summer 2026 U.S. headlining tour. Joining the band are beloved alternative rockers Toad the Wet Sprocket ...

Sudden success can be as traumatic as it is joyful. Men at Work knew this conundrum all too well. In a stunning stretch of two years, the band churned out four Top-10 singles, the last of which, “It’s ...

Just two songs into his band's 45-minute set - and, overall, only a third of the way through a celebration of (largely) '80s rock of the (predominately) yacht variety - Colin Hay was looking pleased ...

As James Reyne rode the Manly ferry as it cut its way to Circular Quay, he recalled becoming a “bit teary” during his performance of Reckless (Don’t Be So) the night before.

This frontman built one of rock's most distinctive vocal styles, then found an entirely new generation of fans decades later ...

More than four decades have passed since Colin Hay’s Men at Work topped the Billboard Hot 100 with back-to-back No. 1 hits “Who Can It Be Now?” and the Australian anthem “Down Under.” The band’s ...

This piece was originally published in the Harvard Business Review. It was written by Colleen M. Tolan and Lisa S. Kaplowitz. While workplace culture continues to lag behind in gender equity, the ...