Formed in 1983, Buddy Curtess & The Grasshoppers quickly became one of the UK’s most electrifying live bands — twice named Time Out’s ‘Best Live Band’ and touring with Roy Orbison, The Beach Boys, The Cure, Bad Manners and The Stranglers. Signed to Gyrate and Phonogram Records, the band released charting singles including ‘Hello Suzie’, ‘Shout and Shoobee Baby’, cementing their place among the era’s most dynamic live acts. Their high-energy shows took them from The Prince’s Trust at Wembley Arena to Glastonbury’s main stage in 1986, with TV appearances on The Tube, Jools Holland’s Hogmanay and Ruby Wax’s Don’t Miss Wax. Formed in 1983, Buddy Curtess & The Grasshoppers quickly became one of the UK’s most electrifying live bands — twice named Time Out’s ‘Best Live Band’ and touring with Roy Orbison, The Beach Boys, The Cure, Bad Manners and The Stranglers. Signed to Gyrate and Phonogram Records, the band released charting singles including ‘Hello Suzie’, ‘Shout and Shoobee Baby’, cementing their place among the era’s most dynamic live acts. Their high-energy shows took them from The Prince’s Trust at Wembley Arena to Glastonbury’s main stage in 1986, with TV appearances on The Tube, Jools Holland’s Hogmanay and Ruby Wax’s Don’t Miss Wax. 19:00-22:30 Formed in 1983, Buddy Curtess & The Grasshoppers quickly became one of the UK’s most electrifying live bands — twice named Time Out’s ‘Best Live Band’ and touring with Roy Orbison, The Beach Boys, The Cure, Bad Manners and The Stranglers. Signed to Gyrate and Phonogram Records, the band released charting singles including ‘Hello Suzie’, ‘Shout and Shoobee Baby’, cementing their place among the era’s most dynamic live acts. Their high-energy shows took them from The Prince’s Trust at Wembley Arena to Glastonbury’s main stage in 1986, with TV appearances on The Tube, Jools Holland’s Hogmanay and Ruby Wax’s Don’t Miss Wax.