Culture Beat
The SSE Arena, Wembley
Arena Sq Engineers Way
Dec 18, 2019
12:00 AM GMT
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Please be advised that Wembley Arena seating is divided into bays: - Blocks A and B are not raked and other customers may stand during the performance. - Blocks C and D are tiered behind these. - Block E represents the East Terrace. Higher rows may not be suitable for patrons who cannot manage steps or who are unhappy with heights. - Blocks N and S are within the tiered, side seating of the Arena. Even numbered bays (i.e. N6) are in the lower tier; odd numbered bays (i.e. N7) will be in the upper tier. Upper Tier seats are not suitable for those who cannot manage steps and the higher rows are not suitable for those who are unhappy with heights Please ensure the seats are appropriate for you. Doors 18:00 Show 19:00 Curfew 23:00
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Culture Beat Biography
Culture Beat is a German Eurodance act fronted by lead singer Tania Evans and Jay Supreme and produced by Torsten Fenslau (died 6th November, 1993 in a car accident, age 29). While Lana Earl was the first singer for the group, Tania Evans replaced her in 1993, thus being featured on all of the group's most well-known hits. Other members of the act included composer/guitarist Juergen "Nosie" Katzmann and keyboardist Peter Zweier. The group was founded in 1989 by Torsten Fenslau.
Their biggest hit "Mr. Vain" topped the UK charts in 1993 and was one of the biggest hits across Europe that year (it hit #1 on the Australian ARIA chart in 1993, and #17 on the U.S. Hot 100 the following year). Later hits "Anything," "Got To Get It" and "Inside Out" were at the time very successful, but have been largely forgotten. A line-up change at the end of the 1990s was unsuccessful but a re-recorded version of their most famous song was a top 10 hit in Germany in 2003. A greatest hits package was released.
Read MoreTheir biggest hit "Mr. Vain" topped the UK charts in 1993 and was one of the biggest hits across Europe that year (it hit #1 on the Australian ARIA chart in 1993, and #17 on the U.S. Hot 100 the following year). Later hits "Anything," "Got To Get It" and "Inside Out" were at the time very successful, but have been largely forgotten. A line-up change at the end of the 1990s was unsuccessful but a re-recorded version of their most famous song was a top 10 hit in Germany in 2003. A greatest hits package was released.
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