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Tony Hadley

Tony Hadley

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Oct 18, 2026

John MacDonaldHOST
14:31
was Paul Young, wasn't it? It wasn't.
John MacDonaldHOST
14:34
It was Tony Hadley
Midge UreGUEST
14:35
went up and sang his bit first.
Midge UreGUEST
14:37
Oh, he sung his bit first.
James O'BrienHOST
0:04
Honestly, you wait ages for one member of Spandau Ballet to come up on Full Disclosure, and then two come along almost at once.
James O'BrienHOST
0:10
Off that lovely chat with Tony Hadley the other week, we welcome Gary Kemp into the studio this week, and what a story he has to tell.
James O'BrienHOST
0:18
But the reason why he's talking to us is because of this extraordinary purchase that he made of Brian Epstein, the legendary manager of The Beatles' contacts book.
James O'BrienHOST
0:30
But there is a question missing from the first 10 minutes of this interview that is absolutely glaring and a shameful omission on my part.
JimboHOST
49:24
Customers can claim a drink from Joe's £100 tab by asking for their order to be put on Joe's tab while funds last.
JimboHOST
49:31
The Crown has also received support from former Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley, who visited for a pint following its reopening.
JimboHOST
49:38
The '80s music legend has become a passionate supporter of community-owned pubs, backing several campaigns to save threatened locals, including another fundraising effort in nearby Haddenham.
JimboHOST
49:47
Hadley believes community ownership is one of the best ways to protect pubs, giving local people control over their future.
David O'DohertyHOST
51:57
[laughs]
Max RushdenHOST
51:58
And then Tony Hadley from Spandau Ballet is on.
Max RushdenHOST
52:00
Of course he is, and he's got a big band tour.
David O'DohertyHOST
52:03
Yeah, 'cause he was on Sunday brunch with Lara as well.
David O'DohertyHOST
52:29
[laughs]
Max RushdenHOST
52:29
... caller wasn't there, so it was just funny, 'cause we kept playing boom, boom, silence.
Max RushdenHOST
52:34
Anyway, Tony Hadley's on, and he's good value, and we talk about big band stuff, and Charlie loves all that stuff, and, you know, he can do the-
David O'DohertyHOST
52:40
Hmm
speaker_3HOST
13:36
The interactions with David Clifton are so brilliant.
speaker_3HOST
13:38
And there's a very similar thing where he doesn't quite have a retort where he says, is it the archery weekend with Tony Hadley from Spandau?
John RobinsGUEST
13:51
I say that to my friend a lot.
John RobinsGUEST
13:52
I say that to my friend, Robin, if he's ever doing something I want to do, I will say, what? How do you, can I? He's caught between.
Mark LevyHOST
108:49
Uh, nine and a half minutes away from, uh, midday.
Mark LevyHOST
108:53
"Mark, Tony Hadley is still doing concerts in the UK and Europe and his voice is still amazing," from Narelle.
Mark LevyHOST
108:59
Oh, well, that's good to know.
Mark LevyHOST
109:00
I, I didn't want to kill him off early, Narelle.
Mark LevyHOST
109:02
I have been known to do that to some people in the past when referencing whether they're, uh, still with us or not.
Mark LevyHOST
109:06
The continuous call team, uh, from time to time has been known to do that as well.
Mark LevyHOST
109:10
Well, if Tony Hadley's still belting out Gold, that's good.
Mark LevyHOST
109:14
He's still making plenty of gold, no doubt, from that song through royalties as well.
Karen SugarmanHOST
1:27
We will also have the honor of hearing from some of our children, young people, and their families who are supported by Shooting Star Children's Hospices.
Karen SugarmanHOST
1:42
It's such an honor to say my guest today is Tony Hadley, the voice of Spandau Ballet for over 40 years.
Karen SugarmanHOST
1:49
Tony is a musician, songwriter, and one of the best vocalists of our time.
Karen SugarmanHOST
1:54
He's also a fantastic vice president of Shooting Star Children's Hospices.

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Tony HadleyGUEST
36:55
I mean, I mean, if I, if I could just go back in time-
Karen SugarmanHOST
36:59
Yeah
Tony HadleyGUEST
36:59
... go back to Vegas where the Rat Pack was, and then, "Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Tony Hadley" [laughs] I would absolutely die for that.
Karen SugarmanHOST
37:06
I can see it.
Rod StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:36
guitars.
Rod StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:39
Hi there, I've just been made aware of a new podcast called Stars, Cars and Guitars featuring Tony Hadley, Alex Dyke and the very good looking not Jim Cregan.
Rod StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:51
Now I don't know much about stars or guitars but I do know a great deal about cars.
Rod StewartSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
20:57
The cars they've been driving around in are rubbish.
TomHOST
21:39
Rod Stewart.
RossHOST
21:41
Yeah, of course.
TomHOST
21:43
The hosts are Tony Hadley from Spandau, a guy called Alex Dyke, who's a Isle of Wight DJ, and Jim Cregan, who's a guitarist with Rod Stewart and Cockney Rebel and stuff like this.
TomHOST
21:57
And they did an interview with Leo in 2022, I think it was.
Dave O'NeilHOST
34:10
And they write the songs.
Dave O'NeilHOST
34:12
And the singer, Tony Hadley, the sax player, and the drummer took them to court and said, "We also help write the songs."
Brad OakesGUEST
34:20
Yeah.
Dave O'NeilHOST
34:20
They, those guys lost the case, and then next week was still touring.
Dave O'NeilHOST
34:30
Everything goes as expected.
Brad OakesGUEST
34:32
Do you know-
Dave O'NeilHOST
34:32
Now, now they've lost, um, Tony Hadley's just doing solo stuff, Brad
Brad OakesGUEST
34:36
...
Max RushdenHOST
0:26
Ed Malyon came in.
Max RushdenHOST
0:27
Oh, Tony Hadley.
Max RushdenHOST
0:28
Oh, Ed Malyon came in.
Max RushdenHOST
0:29
Yeah.
Max RushdenHOST
0:29
Tony Hadley came in.
Max RushdenHOST
0:30
Ed Malyon came in.
Max RushdenHOST
0:31
Tony Hadley came in.
Max RushdenHOST
0:32
But who was best?

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