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The Fixx are a rock band from London, England, founded in 1979. The band's hits include " One Thing Leads to Another ", " Saved by Zero ", " Are We Ourselves? ", and " Secret Separation ", each of which charted in the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100, as well as mainstream rock chart hits " Red Skies ", " Stand or Fall ", "Driven Out" and ...
How the FIXX Connected 'Universal Truths' With New Album (ULTIMATE CLASSIC ROCK)
Nov 29, 2022 · The Fixx - Built for the Future. I saw the band open for the Moody Blues in '86 and was impressed with the number of hits they had in the 80's.
Tour. October 29th, 2024. Clearwater, FL- Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre. Tickets. October 30th, 2024. Jacksonville, FL- Florida Theatre. Tickets. November 1st, 2024. Fort Lauderdale, FL- Culture Room.
News. EVERY FIVE SECONDS - the new album from The FIXX is out now!! October 14th, 2022. Read More. How the FIXX Connected 'Universal Truths' With New Album (ULTIMATE CLASSIC ROCK) October 14th, 2022. Read More. 10 Albums That Changed My Life - Cy Curnin of The FIXX (GOLDMINE) October 14th, 2022.
STAND OR FALL- THE FIXX (1983) A Classic Fixx Tune from 1983. It was the groups debut hit from their 1982 CD SHUTTERED ROOM.The FIXX were a Five man band that originated from England UK ,they...
The official YouTube channel for The Fixx, a British new wave band that formed in 1980 and are perhaps best remembered for their song "One Thing Leads To Another", from what has been...
[Chorus] Do what they say. Say what you mean. Oh baby, one thing leads to another. You told me something wrong. I know I listen too long. But then one thing leads to another. [Verse 2] The...
The Fixx. 63,690 likes · 1,193 talking about this. The Official Facebook page of The FIXX
The Fixx are an English rock band formed in London in 1979, initially calling themselves Portraits. Initially formed by college friends Cy Curnin (vocals) and Adam Woods (drums), the pair recruited keyboardist Rupert Greenall, guitarist Tony McGrail and bassist Charlie Barret.
