Captain Hollywood Project
5,705 Followers
Never miss another Captain Hollywood Project concert. Get alerts about tour announcements, concert tickets, and shows near you with a free Bandsintown account.
Follow
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Captain Hollywood Project to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
JUL
18
2020
Helsingborg, Sweden
Pixla Piren
I Was There
JUL
11
2020
Göteborg, Sweden
Bananpiren
I Was There
JUL
04
2020
Stockholm, Sweden
Östermalms IP
I Was There
MAR
28
2020
Gorinchem, Netherlands
Evenementenhal Gorinchem
I Was There
JUL
07
2018
Chicago, IL
Michella Terrace Dance Club
I Was There
NOV
12
2016
Santa Ana, CA
Yost Theater
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Captain Hollywood Project
Captain Hollywood Project were a Germany-based Eurodance group, founded by former Twenty 4 Seven rapper Tony Dawson-Harrison along with producers Thorsten Adler, Michael Eisele and Thomas Keil in early 1991.
Dawson-Harrison left the Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven after a fallout with producer Ruud Van Rijen, just after the release of their debut album, 'Street Moves' in late 1990. He released a solo album, Do That Thang, soon after. The album sold poorly, however, with the European charts seemingly not ready for its hip-hop style.
It was followed by two singles, the title track 'Do That Thang', and 'Shirley'.
In 1992 he met German producers Adler, Eisele and Keil, and they formed the Captain Hollywood Project, adding vocalist Nina to the group later that year.
The group issued two Eurodance-focused singles, 'More and More', and 'Only With You' in 1993. Both were huge hits in a number of European charts.
The debut album, 'Love Is Not Sex', sold 400,000 copies in Europe. It included 'More and More' and 'Only With You', plus the later singles 'All I Want' and 'Impossible', both released in early 1994.
In late May 1994, 'Rhythm Of Life' was sent to many radio stations as a promo maxi, but it was never officially released.
In 1995, after almost a year of silence, the group released their second album, 'Animals Or Human'. It didn't match the sales of their debut album, but still shifted 200,000 copies.
Nina left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by Petra. Dawson-Harrison then established his own record company and studio called Hollywood Productions.
'Animals or Human' also featured a number of new producers, including Jurgen Katzmann of Culture Beat fame, and Attack II.
Three singles followed the release of the album, 'Flying High', 'Find Another Way' and 'The Way Love Is'. The first two singles were again huge hits, but 'The Way Love Is' was a slight failure in comparison.
In mid-1996, the group teamed up with Alex Belcher, Force and Miles Gordon for the production of their third album. 'Over and Over', the first single for the forthcoming album, was a popular club hit during the summer. Notably the group had ditched the 'Project' part of their name, and were now named 'Captain Hollywood'.
The album included two more singles, 'Love and Pain' and 'The Afterparty', both in remixed form. Both singles flopped.
The group disbanded later on in the year.
Dawson-Harrison left the Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven after a fallout with producer Ruud Van Rijen, just after the release of their debut album, 'Street Moves' in late 1990. He released a solo album, Do That Thang, soon after. The album sold poorly, however, with the European charts seemingly not ready for its hip-hop style.
It was followed by two singles, the title track 'Do That Thang', and 'Shirley'.
In 1992 he met German producers Adler, Eisele and Keil, and they formed the Captain Hollywood Project, adding vocalist Nina to the group later that year.
The group issued two Eurodance-focused singles, 'More and More', and 'Only With You' in 1993. Both were huge hits in a number of European charts.
The debut album, 'Love Is Not Sex', sold 400,000 copies in Europe. It included 'More and More' and 'Only With You', plus the later singles 'All I Want' and 'Impossible', both released in early 1994.
In late May 1994, 'Rhythm Of Life' was sent to many radio stations as a promo maxi, but it was never officially released.
In 1995, after almost a year of silence, the group released their second album, 'Animals Or Human'. It didn't match the sales of their debut album, but still shifted 200,000 copies.
Nina left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by Petra. Dawson-Harrison then established his own record company and studio called Hollywood Productions.
'Animals or Human' also featured a number of new producers, including Jurgen Katzmann of Culture Beat fame, and Attack II.
Three singles followed the release of the album, 'Flying High', 'Find Another Way' and 'The Way Love Is'. The first two singles were again huge hits, but 'The Way Love Is' was a slight failure in comparison.
In mid-1996, the group teamed up with Alex Belcher, Force and Miles Gordon for the production of their third album. 'Over and Over', the first single for the forthcoming album, was a popular club hit during the summer. Notably the group had ditched the 'Project' part of their name, and were now named 'Captain Hollywood'.
The album included two more singles, 'Love and Pain' and 'The Afterparty', both in remixed form. Both singles flopped.
The group disbanded later on in the year.
Show More
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Captain Hollywood Project to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
JUL
18
2020
Helsingborg, Sweden
Pixla Piren
I Was There
JUL
11
2020
Göteborg, Sweden
Bananpiren
I Was There
JUL
04
2020
Stockholm, Sweden
Östermalms IP
I Was There
MAR
28
2020
Gorinchem, Netherlands
Evenementenhal Gorinchem
I Was There
JUL
07
2018
Chicago, IL
Michella Terrace Dance Club
I Was There
NOV
12
2016
Santa Ana, CA
Yost Theater
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Captain Hollywood Project
Captain Hollywood Project were a Germany-based Eurodance group, founded by former Twenty 4 Seven rapper Tony Dawson-Harrison along with producers Thorsten Adler, Michael Eisele and Thomas Keil in early 1991.
Dawson-Harrison left the Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven after a fallout with producer Ruud Van Rijen, just after the release of their debut album, 'Street Moves' in late 1990. He released a solo album, Do That Thang, soon after. The album sold poorly, however, with the European charts seemingly not ready for its hip-hop style.
It was followed by two singles, the title track 'Do That Thang', and 'Shirley'.
In 1992 he met German producers Adler, Eisele and Keil, and they formed the Captain Hollywood Project, adding vocalist Nina to the group later that year.
The group issued two Eurodance-focused singles, 'More and More', and 'Only With You' in 1993. Both were huge hits in a number of European charts.
The debut album, 'Love Is Not Sex', sold 400,000 copies in Europe. It included 'More and More' and 'Only With You', plus the later singles 'All I Want' and 'Impossible', both released in early 1994.
In late May 1994, 'Rhythm Of Life' was sent to many radio stations as a promo maxi, but it was never officially released.
In 1995, after almost a year of silence, the group released their second album, 'Animals Or Human'. It didn't match the sales of their debut album, but still shifted 200,000 copies.
Nina left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by Petra. Dawson-Harrison then established his own record company and studio called Hollywood Productions.
'Animals or Human' also featured a number of new producers, including Jurgen Katzmann of Culture Beat fame, and Attack II.
Three singles followed the release of the album, 'Flying High', 'Find Another Way' and 'The Way Love Is'. The first two singles were again huge hits, but 'The Way Love Is' was a slight failure in comparison.
In mid-1996, the group teamed up with Alex Belcher, Force and Miles Gordon for the production of their third album. 'Over and Over', the first single for the forthcoming album, was a popular club hit during the summer. Notably the group had ditched the 'Project' part of their name, and were now named 'Captain Hollywood'.
The album included two more singles, 'Love and Pain' and 'The Afterparty', both in remixed form. Both singles flopped.
The group disbanded later on in the year.
Dawson-Harrison left the Dutch group Twenty 4 Seven after a fallout with producer Ruud Van Rijen, just after the release of their debut album, 'Street Moves' in late 1990. He released a solo album, Do That Thang, soon after. The album sold poorly, however, with the European charts seemingly not ready for its hip-hop style.
It was followed by two singles, the title track 'Do That Thang', and 'Shirley'.
In 1992 he met German producers Adler, Eisele and Keil, and they formed the Captain Hollywood Project, adding vocalist Nina to the group later that year.
The group issued two Eurodance-focused singles, 'More and More', and 'Only With You' in 1993. Both were huge hits in a number of European charts.
The debut album, 'Love Is Not Sex', sold 400,000 copies in Europe. It included 'More and More' and 'Only With You', plus the later singles 'All I Want' and 'Impossible', both released in early 1994.
In late May 1994, 'Rhythm Of Life' was sent to many radio stations as a promo maxi, but it was never officially released.
In 1995, after almost a year of silence, the group released their second album, 'Animals Or Human'. It didn't match the sales of their debut album, but still shifted 200,000 copies.
Nina left the group to pursue a solo career and was replaced by Petra. Dawson-Harrison then established his own record company and studio called Hollywood Productions.
'Animals or Human' also featured a number of new producers, including Jurgen Katzmann of Culture Beat fame, and Attack II.
Three singles followed the release of the album, 'Flying High', 'Find Another Way' and 'The Way Love Is'. The first two singles were again huge hits, but 'The Way Love Is' was a slight failure in comparison.
In mid-1996, the group teamed up with Alex Belcher, Force and Miles Gordon for the production of their third album. 'Over and Over', the first single for the forthcoming album, was a popular club hit during the summer. Notably the group had ditched the 'Project' part of their name, and were now named 'Captain Hollywood'.
The album included two more singles, 'Love and Pain' and 'The Afterparty', both in remixed form. Both singles flopped.
The group disbanded later on in the year.
Show More
Get the full experience with the Bandsintown app.