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ABOUT HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS
Huey Lewis and the News is an iconic American rock band that gained prominence in the 1980s for their catchy, upbeat sound and memorable hits. Formed in 1979 in San Francisco, the band, fronted by Huey Lewis, quickly made a name for itself with a blend of rock, pop, and rhythm and blues.
The band’s breakthrough came with their 1983 album, *Sports*, which included several hit singles such as “Heart of Rock & Roll,” “I Want a New Drug,” and “The Power of Love.” The latter song gained further fame for its inclusion in the soundtrack of the blockbuster film *Back to the Future*, solidifying the band’s place in popular culture. Their energetic performances and infectious music resonated with audiences, making them one of the era’s most successful bands.
Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Huey Lewis and the News continued to release successful albums, including *Fore!* and *Small World*. Their distinctive sound, characterized by Lewis’s soulful vocals and the band’s tight, horn-driven arrangements, left a lasting impact on rock music.
Despite evolving musical trends, Huey Lewis and the News remains a beloved band, known for their vibrant music and contributions to the rock genre.