Today’s evidence that mash-ups don’t have to be terrible, or even funny: DJ Poulpi‘s amalgamation of The Ocean’s “Epiphany” with “Shout,” the classic 80s pop anthem from Tears for Fears. This is one ...

Three songs into Tears For Fears’ concert Wednesday night, June 15, at the Pine Knob Music Theatre, the group’s Roland Orzabal mused about how uncomfortably hot and humid the weather ha… ...

Tears For Fears has something to "Shout" about again. On Friday, Feb. 25, the duo of Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith releases "The Tipping Point," its first album of all new material in nearly 18 ...

Tears For Fears’ early output can be taken any which way, their influence traversing numerous genres and stylings. Their songs make up one of the most dexterous catalogues in music.

We think the 1985 track “Shout” is one of the best songs of its era, and it is definitely worthy of inclusion on any list of essential Tears For Fears songs. It’s a top favorite among fans ...

"Shout," taken from the Tears For Fears album Songs From The Big Chair, peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1985 and joins a rich lineage of Placebo cover versions of songs from the '80s ...

Tears for Fears is not a nostalgia act, despite evidence to the contrary. The seasoned British band has been touring in recent years without a new studio album, instead performing its throng of ...

There's a reason I am so taken away with this new mash-up of Janet Jackson's "That's The Way Love Goes" and Tears for Fears' "Shout". But the story takes some telling, so bear with me: My mother ...

Tears for Fears have turned the concert into an album — “Songs For a Nervous Planet,” out Oct. 25 — and added four previously unreleased songs with it, like an EP on top of the live set.

A five-month period in 1984-85 saw the two duos top the Billboard singles chart thrice -- Hall and Oates for "Out of Touch" and Tears for Fears for its breakout U.S. hits "Shout" and "Everybody ...