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Huey Lewis & The News

hard rock · 1982–1988

Huey Lewis & The News
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Picture yourself cruising down a sun-soaked highway, the radio cranked up, and “The Power of Love” taking the lead. Huey Lewis & The News, hailing from the vibrant streets of San Francisco, have been serving up a delightful mix of hard rock and doo-wop since the late '70s. With a sound that resonates with the nostalgia of rhythm & blues and the upbeat charm of pop, their catalog is a treasure trove of hits like “Do You Believe In Love” and “Hip to Be Square.” Each track is infused with infectious energy and a sense of fun, making them the ultimate soundtrack for any feel-good occasion. So whether you’re “Stuck With You” or dancing to “The Heart of Rock and Roll,” their music captures the essence of joy that defines a generation. Tune in, turn it up, and let the good times roll!

The facts

  • Formed 1978
  • United States
  • hard rock, doo-wop
  • On Chrysalis Records, Elektra
  • Members: Huey Lewis, Johnny Colla, Chris Hayes, Sean Hopper, Stef Burns, John Pierce

Huey Lewis & The News in the crate

Do You Believe In Love
Huey Lewis & The News
1982
I Want a New Drug
Huey Lewis & The News
1984
The Heart of Rock and Roll
Huey Lewis & The News
1984
The Power of Love
Huey Lewis & The News
1985
Stuck With You
Huey Lewis & The News
1986
Doing It All For My Baby
Huey Lewis & The News
1987
Hip to Be Square
Huey Lewis & The News
1987
Jacob's Ladder
Huey Lewis & The News
1987
Perfect World
Huey Lewis & The News
1988

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