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Since 2010, Ant has continued his music career, recording and releasing a new album Adam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter (2013, UK number 25), and completing eight full-length UK national tours, five US national tours, and two Australian tours.
Dec 26, 2022 · Adam started again with new members, and found huge success with his second album Kings of the Wild Frontier in 1980. In 1982, he quit the group for a solo career, keeping only Marco Pirroni as a bandmember and co-songwriter.
Oct 13, 2012 · When it happened, it happened big. After years of making no money, Adam And The Ants became the No.1 band of the early 1980s, a celebration of male beauty and garish excess and highwaymen.
Adam Ant was treated for depression, anorexia, and bipolar disorder in his 20s. His struggles continued and he was back in psychiatric care in 2010. Now, he aims to help people understand and get help for mental health issues and works with the Black Dog campaign, a UK mental health charity.
Bruised by the experience, Adam escaped to a remote studio in Wales with a new-look Ants which included Kevin Mooney (bass), Merrick (drums), Terry Lee Miall (drums) and new writing partner Marco Pirroni (guitar). It resulted in the game-changing Kings Of The Wild Frontier.
Feb 23, 2011 · In recent years he has battled with mental health issues and has been sectioned twice under the Mental Health Act, once after threatening people in a pub with a replica firearm. Earlier this year,...
Oct 16, 2019 · Having toured his hits for a couple of years, Adam Ant is now ready to revisit one of his most challenging albums. Friend Or Foe marked the end of The Ants and the start of his solo career. In an exclusive interview to promote his new tour, Adam explains why he was finally “ready to take the make-up off” and reveals the future of his new ...
