Last updated: Wednesday, December 5, 2007
SPANDAU BALLET TO REFORM
Eighties pop legends SPANDAU BALLET are set to reform after the band was offered a lucrative performance deal in Las Vegas.
The band, which split up in 1989, has been offered $4 million (GBP2 million) by British property developer World Capital Partners to appear at the opening of a new luxury development in the city.
And a long-running feud between frontman Tony Hadley and bandmates Gary and Martin Kemp has reportedly been ended to accommodate the reunion.
A source tells British newspaper The Independent, "It has always been quite complicated because the band has a different manager to (Hadley's bandmates) the Kemp brothers, because they fell out with them a while back.
"But since this offer was tabled, both managers have met and it looks very promising."
Source: WENN
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