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About ’Til Tuesday

’Til Tuesday emerged from Boston’s dynamic early 1980s music scene as a distinctive new wave pop band. Formed in 1983, the group featured Aimee Mann on vocals and bass, drummer Michael Hausman, keyboardist Joey Pesce, and guitarist Robert Holmes. Before ’Til Tuesday, Mann had cut her teeth in the punk scene with bands like the Young Snakes and an early version of Ministry, bringing a rich musical background to the band. After honing their craft and gaining local acclaim—highlighted by winning a battle-of-the-bands contest—they caught the attention of Epic Records.

The band’s 1985 debut album, *Voices Carry*, thrust them into the limelight, with the title track soaring into the Top Ten and the album reaching the Top 20 on the charts. A memorable MTV video for “Voices Carry” became a staple during new wave’s peak, helping cement their popularity. Despite this breakthrough, their follow-up album *Welcome Home* (1986) achieved only modest success, with singles like “What About Love” and “Coming Up Close” gaining some airplay but not matching their debut’s impact.

After Pesce’s departure, ’Til Tuesday evolved with the addition of guitarists Jon Brion and Clayton Scoble. Their final album, *Everything’s Different Now* (1988), showcased a more mature and introspective sound, influenced by Mann’s personal experiences, including her breakup with songwriter Jules Shear. The album included collaborations with Elvis Costello, reflecting their growing artistic depth, though commercial success eluded them. ’Til Tuesday disbanded in 1989, leaving behind a lasting legacy that blends new wave and alternative rock. Their innovative sound and Mann’s distinctive voice have earned them a devoted cult following and enduring influence in the music world.

Genres

Pop•Rock