Nick Rhodes
| Born | June 8, 1962 |
| Hometown | Birmingham, England |
| Net worth | $60 million |
| Height | 5'9" (1.75m) |
| Spouse | Julie Anne Friedman |
| Children | Tatjana Rhodes |
| Parents | Sylvia Bates, Roger Bates |
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Duran Duran Reimagine “New Moon On Monday” on New Single “New Moon (Dark Phase)”: Stream
- The new version of Duran Duran's classic track features contributions from former bandmate Andy Taylor. Duran Duran Reimagine “New Moon On Monday” on New Single “New Moon (Dark Phase)”: Stream Jo Vito
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Designer Andre Landeros Michel's Adoration for Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes Inspires Fall 2024 Collection
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Sargasso Sea around Bermuda is now at its hottest, most acidic and oxygen-starved than at any point in recorded history
The Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean is now at least 30% more acidic and 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than it was 40 years ago — and climate change is to blame.
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Duran Duran reunites with Andy Taylor for best song in a decade on 'Danse Macabre' album
Duran Duran meshes new, old and cover songs on "Danse Macabre," their 16th album that finds them reunited with old pals Andy Taylor and Nile Rodgers.
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Duran Duran Cover Billie Eilish, The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads on New Album ‘Danse Macabre’
Duran Duran have released a brand new album today (Friday, 27th October) called Danse Macabre, a Halloween-themed record with a mixture of new and original tracks alongside some spooky covers. The lead single from the record was a cover of Talking Heads’ ‘Psycho Killer’, which also features M?neskin’s Victoria De Angelis on the bass. Elsewhere, […] The post Duran Duran Cover Billie Eilish, The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads on New Album ‘Danse Macabre’ appeared first on Music Feeds.
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Duran Duran’s Simon Le Bon: ‘I’ve always refused to play Glastonbury’
“Mariah Carey can keep Christmas. We are staking our claim for Hallowe’en with Danse Macabre; the new soundtrack for dark mischief everywhere.” It’s an audacious bid but a convincing one, coming as it does from Duran Duran keyboardist Nick Rhodes, whose Warholian alabaster hair and otherworldly pallor have always conveyed Something of the Night.
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
Duran Duran Have Gone Fully Goth on Their New Album. Wait, What?
Singer Simon Le Bon talks about how the band approached the spooky Billie Eilish and Rolling Stones covers on 'Danse Macabre,' as well as reuniting with former guitarist Andy Taylor and the band's future plans
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Duran Duran Share Nile Rodgers-Featuring ‘Black Moonlight’ From Halloween-Inspired LP
Band reunites with longtime Chic collaborator for latest single off Danse Macabre, out October 27
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A lively Duran Duran brings renewed energy to old hits at Little Caesars Arena show
Duran Duran sounded fresh and relevant while packing a nostalgic punch in Detroit, as the band hit the homestretch of its lengthy Future Past Tour.
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Duran Duran Do the ‘Danse Macabre’ on Title-Track From New Halloween-Themed Album
The LP will feature three new songs, some reimagined Duran Duran classics, and covers of everyone from Billie Eilish to the Rolling Stones
- EntertainmentTampa Bay Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Review: Duran Duran delights Tampa fans with epic Future Past Tour
TAMPA — On a screen hovering over the stage, keyboardist Nick Rhodes furiously tapped buttons inside a spaceship whizzing above the Earth. His bandmates wandered a futuristic cityscape, helmets in hand. Each disappeared from the video in a flash. Seconds later — in person — the silhouetted members of Duran Duran stepped out before a screaming crowd at Amalie Arena. Against the fog: shoulder ...
- EntertainmentSouth Florida Sun Sentinel
Duran Duran ready to get funky and freaky at FLA Live Arena
Brimming with hit songs, Duran Duran is on its way to South Florida with new music from critically praised album “Future Past,” an apt title for a band that, over the course of more than four decades, has always seemed relevant and invested in the possibility of now. The group’s most recent newsmaking video, for the song “Invisible,” is a collaboration with an artificial-intelligence machine, ...
