- Live Aid (Live, 13th July 1985) · 1985
- Friend or Foe · 1982
- Friend or Foe · 1982
- B-Side Babies · 1994
- The Best Year of My Life: 1982 · 2009
- Metropolis (Music from the Motion Picture) · 1985
- B-Side Babies · 1980
- Remixing the 80's, Vol. 2 · 2009
- Cool Zombie - Single · 2012
- B-Side Babies · 1994
- B-Side Babies · 1994
- B-Side Babies · 1994
- Adam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar Marrying the Gunner's Daughter · 2013
Albums
- 1985
Artist Playlists
- From provocateur to Prince Charming.
- Glam, grit and romance with plenty of punk spirit.
Singles & EPs
Compilations
About Adam Ant
Adam Ant burst onto the late-‘70s English punk scene fronting The Ants, which melded catchy percussive anthems with outrageous pirate aesthetics. The artist (born Stuart Goddard in 1954 London) cut his teeth playing bass in pub rock band Bazooka Joe until seeing the Sex Pistols’ first gig in 1975 triggered his desire to change his stage name and persona to the eccentric Adam Ant. Between 1977 and 1982, Adam & The Ants ruled the UK charts with hits like “Stand and Deliver” and “Prince Charming”, but after punk impresario Malcolm McLaren convinced the backing members to break off and form Bow Wow Wow, the charismatic singer set out on his lonesome. He continued collaborating with Ants guitarist Marco Pirroni, launching his solo debut, Friend or Foe, later that year—and scoring a No. 1 smash with “Goody Two Shoes”. The title track from Ant’s dreamy 1995 LP, Wonderful, became another fan favourite, and his 2013 comeback album, the genre-agnostic Adam Ant Is the BlueBlack Hussar Marrying the Gunner's Daughter, further cemented his legacy as a rock chameleon for the ages.
- HOMETOWN
- Marylebone, London, England
- BORN
- 3. November 1954
- GENRE
- Rock