Patty Smyth is releasing her first album of original material in a few months. Previously, she’s shared “Drive” from that upcoming collection and today, she dropped “Build a Fire,” a song that’s an ...

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Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. In the music video for her recent single, the nostalgic power ballad "Drive," the singer-songwriter Patty Smyth is seen ...

It’s been three decades since Patty Smyth first covered the Tom Waits classic “Downtown Train” on her debut solo record, Never Enough. The song has been a staple of her live show, but today Smyth ...

Well, this is an unusual comeback. Normally, if an artist hasn’t released new music in several decades, their triumphant return is a blockbuster event, worthy of trumpets and parades. But in the case ...

The duo roasted Trump for staring at the sun during an eclipse, his dangerous suggestion that Americans drink bleach to cure COVID-19 and his "build the wall" chant PEOPLE, Music Writer and Reporter ...

Married to John McEnroe for nearly a quarter-century, Patty Smyth might deserve a medal. Her spouse would probably agree, but their relationship probably doesn't come as hard to her, one who fronted a ...

Patty Smyth (not to be confused with punk rock pioneer Patti Smith) is an American musician, born in New York City, who first gained success in 1982 with the band Scandal. In the 90's Smyth wrote ...

Patty Smyth joined Jimmy Fallon Wednesday to mark the end of the President Donald Trump era with an updated version of her hit “Goodbye to You.” Fallon kicked off the Fall 2020 rendition: “Four years ...

Scandal broke on the scene in 1982 with the single "Goodbye to You," had some success with the follow-up "Love's Got a Line on You," but became MTV and radio favorites in 1984 with the No. 7 charting ...

The pair pointed out all the blunders the president has made during his four years in office — enough to fill an entire song. By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter Fallon and rocker Patty Smyth belted ...