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West Hollywood, California
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West Hollywood, California
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West Hollywood, California
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Billy Idol Tickets Continued
Billy Idol moved to New York City and began working as a
solo artist and working with Steve Stevens, soon becoming an MTV
staple with "White Wedding" and "Dancing with Myself", the latter of
which had originally been recorded with Generation X.
Billy Idol's second LP, Rebel Yell (1984), was a
blockbuster success, and established hiss superstar status in the
United States with singles like "Eyes Without A Face", "Flesh For
Fantasy" and the title cut. Billy Idol did not release a new
album until he came out with Whiplash Smile in 1986.
Whiplash Smile sold very well and proved to be a smash,
including the hits "To Be A Lover", "Don't Need A Gun" and the
country-flavored "Sweet Sixteen". Stevens soon left for a solo career
and Billy Idol continued. A live cover of Tommy James' "Mony Mony" did well on MTV and
Billy Idol played Cousin Kevin in a performance of Tommy.
Just before the release of Charmed Life in 1990, Billy
Idol was in a motorcycle accident in which he almost lost his
leg. The album sold extremely well (led by "Cradle Of Love", from The
Adventures of Ford Fairlane film), but Billy Idol decided to
take a break and acted in The Doors, directed by Oliver Stone. The
follow-up to Charmed Life was 1993's Cyberpunk, which
was a flop in the States.
Billy Idol returned to the popular eye in 1998, when he
played himself in The Wedding Singer, an Adam Sandler and Drew
Barrymore romantic comedy, where "White Wedding" was used as the
title track. He also appeared on VH1 Storytellers and issued a
successful Greatest Hits CD in 2001. In 2005, Billy Idol
released Devil's Playground, his first new studio album in
nearly 12 years. Billy Idol played a handful of dates on the
2005 Vans Warped Tour. Then in 2006, as his only UK live date,
he appeared headlining the Sunday night of Guilfest.
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