The Fixx

On August 5, 2026 at Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, The Fixx return with the cool pulse that has defined them since London, 1979. Formed around singer Cy Curnin and drummer Adam Woods, with Rupert Greenall on keyboards, Jamie West-Oram on guitar and Dan K. Brown on bass, the band blends new wave, pop rock and a touch of art rock into lean, melodic songs. Early albums like Shuttered Room and Reach the Beach set the tone, followed by Phantoms and Walkabout, where taut riffs, precise hooks and a production that balances synth chill and rock energy shape their sound.

Decades on, they keep that balance on stage, folding later chapters—Calm Animals, Ink, Elemental, Want That Life, Beautiful Friction and the recent Every Five Seconds—into setlists that move from synth-lit tension to guitar-driven lift. Curnin and West-Oram’s stint on Tina Turner’s Private Dancer sketches their ties to the wider pop-rock scene of the ’80s, but live, The Fixx stay focused: tight rhythms, clear choruses and arrangements that favour economy over flash. A concert that traces their catalogue with the same clean lines that mark their songwriting.