Men at Work news

TBS spins the numbers for Thursday, May 24.

TBS scored big with Men at Work on Thursday evening. After plenty of promotion during NBA games and a solid lead-in from network all-star The Big Bang Theory , the freshman comedy series debuted to a hearty 2.6 million total viewers, with 1.6 million in the 18-49 year-old demographic beloved of advertisers. The show demonstrated impressive retention from episode to episode, as well—the second ...

"Chad Wackerman has a beautiful ear for harmonies and melodies that lets your inner musician soar, and with A 'Dreams, Nightmares and Improvisations' it comes together and expresses his potential as an artist. All the musicians who play on this record are the inspired elite and on this CD they create a magnificent and ethereal listening experience." —Steve Vai...

Danny Masterson After an eight year run on the uber-career launching pad titled, That '70s Show, Danny Masterson returns to series television this month in the new TBS original series, Men At Work. The show follows the lives of four single male co-workers as they navigate their intertwined careers and their love lives, and is based on the real life of actor/producer Breckin Meyer (Road Trip ...

Men At Work broke up in 1985, but the Australian group made enough impact with its key hits — “Who Could It Be Now” and “Down Under” — that the 30th anniversary is an occasion to mark.

The finale was epic and worthy of an encore, true indications that Dale Mabry Elementary boasts one of Hillsborough County's top grade school rock music programs.

Colin Hay, who led Men at Work to chart-topping success in the 1980s, headlines a solo concert Wednesday, May 16, at the Kent Stage.

Hundreds of mourners celebrated the life of the musician Greg Ham yesterday at a private funeral service at Fitzroy Town Hall. Ham was an integral part of the Melbourne music scene for more than 30 years, and among yesterday's 300-odd mourners were Jane Clifton, Red Symons, Men at Work bassist John Rees, Billy Miller and Wilbur Wilde, who performed at the service as part of a saxophone quartet ...

Still at work Last month, tragedy struck when Men at Work's Greg Ham was found dead April 19 in his home. BACK OVER On his latest solo record, Gathering Mercury, Men at Work's Colin Hay returns to his Scottish roots. Last month, tragedy struck when Men at Work's Greg Ham was found dead April 19 in his home. With no evidence of foul play, suicide has been suggested. Known for his trademark ...

SYDNEY—Greg Ham, a member of the Australian band Men at Work whose saxophone and flute punctuated its smash 1980s hits, was found dead in his Melbourne home on Thursday.

To give a friendly nod to musical influence worldwide, we want to step outside the States this week to acknowledge people and events from other countries that are making contributions to the music world. read more