Go West

Go West, the English pop duo, have achieved international acclaim with their distinctive blend of pop rock and blue-eyed soul, earning a Brit Award and featuring in major film soundtracks. After releasing their debut single ‘We Close Our Eyes’ in February 1985, Go West quickly established themselves, reaching No. 5 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 5 on the US Dance Club Play chart, alongside a No.

In 1992, Go West unveiled their third studio album, Indian Summer, which featured the popular singles ‘Faithful’ and a distinct cover of Bobby Caldwell’s ‘What You Won’t Do for Love.’ The single ‘Faithful,’ co-written with Martin Page and produced by Peter Wolf, demonstrated broad appeal, reaching the top 20 in the UK, Canada, and the United States. Their enduring songwriting prowess was further acknowledged in 1994 when ‘Faithful’ also received an ASCAP award. Go West has maintained a consistent presence for their dedicated fanbase. In 2007, Cox and Drummie participated in a unique re-creation of a 1986 ‘Jim’ll Fix It’ segment, where they previously performed with a fan.

More recently, in November 2015, they contributed two covers of The Killers’ ‘Human’ to the compilation album 80’s Re:Covered. A live concert recording from their 2003 performance at the Robin 2 in Bilston was officially released as Live Robin 2 – 2003 in 2016, offering fans a retrospective look at their acclaimed live shows.