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That Was Then This Is Now: New music show celebrates pop acts of the last 50 years

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Available now on StagePlayer+, That Was Then This Is Now is a new six-part streaming music show orchestrated by Mike Stock of Stock Aitken Waterman.

Featuring fantastic pop acts from the last 50 years with exclusive new Live studio performances that give Top Of The Pops vibes, That Was Then This Is Now is hosted by broadcasting icon Mike Read and Sky’s Hayley Palmer.

Artists to feature on the platform include: Toyah, Chesney Hawkes, Owen Paul, Paul Young, Leee John (Imagination), Limahl, The Vapors, Right Said Fred, Sonia, Johnny Hates Jazz, Steve Harley, The Fizz, Kim Wilde, Marty Wilde & Roxanne Wilde; plus an exclusive interview with Cliff Richard.

Paul Young on That Was Then This Is Now

“These artists are still making great music. And we wish to showcase their classic hits alongside their still exciting new material.”

Mike Stock

“The series puts great heritage singers, musicians, and songwriters back in the spotlight through their classic hits and great new music.”

Mike Read

“It was such a pleasure to be able to show both the old and the new; music never dies, it evolves.”

Paul Young

You can find each episode of That Was Then This Is Now available on StagePlayer+.

Episode information:

Episode 1: Chesney Hawkes, The Fizz, Toyah.

Episode 2: Leee John, Owen Paul, Marty, Kim & Roxanne Wilde.

Episode 3: Limahl, The Vapors, Right Said Fred.

Episode 4: Steve Harley, Sonia and The Fizz.

Episode 5: Johnny Hates Jazz, Paul Young and Leee John.

Episode 6: Marty, Kim & Roxanne Wilde, Limahl, Leee John, The Fizz and Cliff Richard

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