Live At Chelsea: Bananarama, Jason Donovan & T'Pau

A concert at The Royal Hospital Chelsea bringing together three acts from 1980s British pop: Bananarama, Jason Donovan and T'Pau. The evening is part of the venue's Live At Chelsea series.

Bananarama formed in London in 1979 and built their reputation on close harmony vocals. The group began with Sara Dallin, Keren Woodward and Siobhan Fahey, and their best-known records include "Cruel Summer", released in 1983, and "Venus", which reached number one in the United States in 1986.

Jason Donovan, an Australian singer and actor, first became widely known through the soap opera Neighbours, where he played Scott Robinson. His hits include "Especially for You", recorded with Kylie Minogue in 1988, and "Too Many Broken Hearts", which topped the UK singles chart in 1989. T'Pau, formed in 1986 with Carol Decker as lead singer, had a UK number one with "China in Your Hand" in 1987.

The Royal Hospital Chelsea is a historic site, home to the Chelsea Pensioners, and it hosts concerts and shows in London. The bill will appeal above all to listeners who followed British pop in the 1980s, with three acts from that decade on the same night.