Arena
Arena is a British progressive rock band that formed in 1995. The group came together after lead vocalist Clive Nolan left another prog band, Pendragon. He...
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Arena is a British progressive rock band that formed in 1995. The group came together after lead vocalist Clive Nolan left another prog band, Pendragon. He was joined by fellow Pendragon alumnus Mick Pointer on drums, along with bassist Clive Harrison and guitarist Keith More. Their debut album, 'The Visitor,' came out that same year.
Their music includes songs like 'Seven Nation Army,' '(Don't Forget To) Breathe,' and 'A Crack In The Ice.' In 2000, Nolan was diagnosed with a serious illness that forced the band to pause all activities.
Some of their later albums include 'Contagion' from 2003, 'Pepper's Ghost' in 2005, and 'The Theory of Molecular Motion' released in 2019.
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