Colin Hay, the former front man for Men at Work, has been in the mountains of his music career and he’s been in the valleys. Performing in front of a mostly sold-out crowd at the Southern Theatre (21 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Men at Work’s “Down Under” is Australia’s unofficial anthem, a classic tune played at sporting events, pubs, and celebrations ...

*Although he is most associated with Australia, Hay is not from the land “Down Under.” He’s a Scottish import. *Although most of his Men at Work catalog -- like “Who Can It Be Now? “Be Good, Johnny,” ...

Just two songs into his band's 45-minute set - and, overall, only a third of the way through a celebration of (largely) '80s rock of the (predominately) yacht variety - Colin Hay was looking pleased ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Colin's band, Men At Work, was one of the biggest acts of the 1980s. Their first album shot the band to ...

Ever since Colin Hay began touring solo, entertaining generations of his fans, he has made a point to make regular stops at The Birchmere in Alexandria. This year is no different, as the former Men at ...

You never have to question which country Men At Work are from because they put it right in the chorus of their biggest hit: "I come from a land down under." That song, the chart-topping early '80s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Men At Work (L-R): Yosmel Montejo, Rachel Mazer, San Miguel Pérez, Colin Hay, Jimmy Branly, Cecilia Noel (Photo Credit: James ...