Tony Hadley reflects on ‘bloody difficult’ Spandau Ballet reunion after Gary Kemp feud
Inside the Spandau Ballet feud: ‘That was a very hard meeting’
- Singer Tony Hadley has described the short-lived Spandau Ballet reunion as "bloody difficult" due to his feud with lead guitarist Gary Kemp.
- The new-wave band originally split in 1987 but reunited from 2009-2015, when Hadley quit, citing reasons beyond his control.
- The former frontman said differences between himself and Kemp could not be resolved, saying: “There’s always two in a band that have a fallout and that was a very hard meeting between the two of us.”
- After Hadley's departure, Spandau Ballet hired Ross Davidson as the new lead singer.
- Kemp has expressed a desire for Hadley to return to Spandau Ballet, to which Hadley said: “You should have thought about that before, mate.”