"I ain't missing you at all." With those words of denial, which many have misinterpreted as defiance, rocker John Waite achieved pop culture immortality. The singer-songwriter, who is the subject of ...

John Waite opened the show with a rousing set that was well received. His voice has held up exceptionally over the years. The nine-song set blended material from Bad English, The Babys and Waite’s ...

John Waite is probably going to play his 1984 No. 1 hit single “Missing You” every time he takes the stage. But the British-born Los Angeles resident can’t put the song just anywhere in a set list.

“Missing You” is a soft rock song with new wave influences. It’s a pretty far cry from being a country song. During an interview with Songfacts, Waite said he had a country song in mind when he wrote ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Legendary British rocker, John Waite, will bring his #1 songs, “Missing You ...

During the late ’70’s, FM radio was at a definite low point. Hell, that’s why punk came along in the first place. Every once in a while, a song would come across the airwaves that reminded folks of ...

The list of summer performers for the Toledo Zoo Amphitheater continues to grow with a new concert announced Tuesday. Grammy-winning musician and actor Rick Springfield will bring his 2025 "I Want My ...

Rick Springfield and Men at Work are joining forces this summer for an 18-city tour featuring special guest John Waite. All involved say it's going to be an "incredible" run. The Australian rocker ...

British rocker John Waite wasn’t trying to write a Number One hit on the day in 1984 when he came up with “Missing You.” He was just free-associating over a backing track, probably thinking of a ...

Styx's James "JY" Young and Tommy Shaw on guitars. Todd Sucherman is on drums. Credit: Photo by Eric Sauseda Ah, summer. It’s the Classic Rock enthusiast’s favorite time of the year. Because it means ...

Ascend Amphitheater Friday night was lit up with lasers, smoke, fire balls electric guitars and even one keytar as John Waite, Foreigner and Styx took over the warm summer night in Nashville with ...

Luckily for Waite and his band, Rugg was a big fan. Instead of writing the guys up for speeding, Rugg appeared to let them go with a warning—all for the price of a couple of photos. In a Facebook post ...