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1. www.thepinknews.com › 2022/07/22 › bananarama-kerenBananarama on their new album, Cruel Summer and gay fans

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   Jul 22, 2022 · Bananarama members Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward on their LGBTQ+ fanbase, why '80s music is so enduring and their new album Masquerade.

2. www.attitude.co.uk › culture › film-tvBananarama on their ‘fiercely loyal’ LGBTQ fanbase: ‘a ...

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   Jul 22, 2022 · With the album out now, Simon Button talks to Sara Dallin and Keren Woodward about the reaction to Masquerade, the band’s connection to the LGBTQ community, and what’s next for Bananarama. As you celebrate 40 years in the business, reviewers are hailing the new album as one of your best ever…

3. www.classicpopmag.com › 2022 › 09Bananarama Masquerade interview - Classic Pop Magazine

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   Sep 4, 2022 · Bananarama have been allies to the LGBTQ+ community since the start of their career: their first reunion with Siobhan Fahey 20 years ago was at London’s legendary G-A-Y club. How do Keren and Sara see the progress of the community’s rights since they began?

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4. inews.co.uk › culture › musicBananarama: ‘Our success was nothing to do with our sexuality’

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   Oct 30, 2020 · Bananarama: ‘Our success was nothing to do with our sexuality’. Interview. As Bananarama release a memoir, they talk about friendship, dungarees and taking pride in pop. Queens of pop Keren...

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5. themidlandsrocks.co.uk › bananarama-glorious-theBananarama – Glorious: The Ultimate Collection

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   Mar 5, 2024 · Along the way they have been wholeheartedly embraced by the LGBTQ+ community and helped redefine what an all-girl group could be: individual, authentic, innovative, irreverent, tenacious, cool, self-determining, and fun.

6. www.digitalspy.com › music › a826639We heard a rumour Bananarama are reuniting – after 29 years away

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   Apr 24, 2017 · Keren Woodward, Sara Dallin and Siobhan Fahey last performed at the Brit Awards in 1988 before an acrimonious split – but have now re-joined forces for this reunion. Getty Images. "We first had a...

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   Are Bananarama LGBTQ+?

   • Bananarama have been allies to the LGBTQ+ community since the start of their career: their first reunion with Siobhan Fahey 20 years ago was at London’s legendary G-A-Y club. How do Keren and Sara see the progress of the community’s rights since they began? “Gay rights weren’t accepted at all when we started,” recalls Dallin.

   Bananarama Masquerade interview - Classic Pop Magazine

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   Are Bananarama still a band?

   • To this day, they hold the Guinness World Record for the all-female group with the most UK chart entries in history. The bulk of their chart success might have happened in the ’80s, but they’re far from a legacy band. Bananarama are still on the go, and Sara and Keren are currently gearing up to release their 12th studio album Masquerade.

   Bananarama on their new album, Cruel Summer and gay fans - PinkNews

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   Are Bananarama still together?

   • It would have been nice to have had a little bit of credibility for what we achieved. After 40 years, still being here together is an achievement in itself.” Bananarama are not only together, they’re still mates. Theirs isn’t the kind of band relationship where they only see each other in the studio or on separate tourbuses.

   Bananarama Masquerade interview - Classic Pop Magazine

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   Who are Bananarama's members?

   • L-R, Keren Woodward, Sara Dallin and Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama in 1983. (Dave Hogan/Getty) Keren also makes the point that much of Bananarama’s early music videos – and their general style – was undeniably camp. The relationship between themselves and their LGBTQ+ fanbase always felt natural.

   Bananarama on their new album, Cruel Summer and gay fans - PinkNews

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   Who were Bananarama?

   • It’s now 40 years since Bananarama first burst onto the music scene with their big hair and punky aesthetic. They were one of England’s foremost bands, and they were a near constant fixture in the charts for much of the ’80s. Their story is well worn at this stage – Sara and Keren were childhood friends who both had a keen interest in music.

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   Who are Bananarama & Keren Woodward?

   • Bananarama perform on Top Of The Pops, 1983. L-R, Keren Woodward, Sara Dallin, Siobhan Fahey. (Michael Putland/Getty) Both Sara and Keren are also keenly aware how much the LGBTQ+ community has stood by them throughout their careers, from when they started out in the early ’80s right up to now. They’ve always felt a kinship with their queer fans.

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8. www.attitude.co.uk › culture › bananarama-interviewBananarama reflect on 40 years in pop as they hit back at ...

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   Mar 6, 2024 · As they celebrate more than four decades in pop with their career-spanning Glorious – The Ultimate Collection, Bananarama have come to the defence of Madonna against ageist trolls claiming she’s too old to tour.