Eurythmics Live is a concert video by Eurythmics, filmed during their Revenge Tour at Sydney Entertainment Centre in Sydney on 14 February 1987. Without a doubt – best concert & live performance ever!! Footage (UK PAL LaserDisc edition) is remastered with my own video denoise & coloring script (“frame by frame” technique), digital 16bit/48kHz sound […]

Eurythmics on their world Revival Tour in 1989. Track listing: We Two Are One I Love You Like A Ball And Chain I Need A Man Love Is A Stranger Don’t Ask Me Why Angel There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves I Need You You Have […]

Audio from Eurythmics” final concert of their peacetour from London Docklands Arena on 6th December 1999. All proceeds from the tour went to Greenpeace & Amnesty International. Track listing: 1. I Want It All 2. Missionary Man 3. Thorn In My Side 4. When Tomorrow Comes 5. It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back) 6. I Saved […]

Eurythmics perform an acoustic version of When The Day Goes Down from the album We Too Are One on the Wogan show in 1989. Homepage http://www.davestewartent.com

Songs of this Medley: . I´ve Got A Life – from Ultimate Collection (2005) . Missionary Man – from Revenge (1986) . Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) – from Sweet Dreams

Eurythmics perform a medley of Here Comes The Rain Again, I Saved The World Today, There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) and Sweet Dreams live in Rome in 2000. Homepage http://www.davestewartent.com

Live In Sidney, Australia – Revenge Tour 1987.

From the album Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (1983).

From the album Be Yourself Tonight (1985).

Surprise calling from David Bowie!!!

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Eurythmics appear on The Tube in 1983 on the eve of the release of their album Touch. They perform live the songs “The First Cut”, “Here Comes The Rain Again” & “Right By Your Side”. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com http://davestewart.com

Eurythmics perform It’s Alright (Baby’s Comin’ Back) from the album Be Yourself Tonight live on the Peacetour in Paris. Many thanks to Eric. Homepage http://www.annielennoxsing.com http://davestewart.com

Eurythmics perform a medley of I’ve Got A Life, Missionary Man and Sweet Dreams live at the UK Music Hall Of Fame awards. Homepage http://www.annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics perform a medley of Here Comes The Rain Again, I Love You Like A Ball & Chain and Sweet Dreams on Saturday Night Live. Introduced by David Bowie. Homepage http://www.annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics perform It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back) from the album Be Yourself Tonight live in 1987 as part of the Revenge tour. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics perform Would I Lie To You from the album Be Yourself Tonight live in 1987 as part of the Revenge tour. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics perform Sweet Dreams live in 1987 as part of the Revenge tour. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

TV-show Rockpolitik by Adriano Celentano. 2005.

Eurythmics perform When Tomorrow Comes at the concert to celebrate the 70th birthday of Nelson Mandela at Wembley Stadium in 1988. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics perform Here Comes The Rain Again at the concert to celebrate the 70th birthday of Nelson Mandela at Wembley Stadium in 1988. Homepage http://annielennoxsing.com/ http://davestewart.com/

The Eurythmics – The Walk (Old Grey Whistle Test 1983)

Live performance of I’ve Got A Life by Eurythmics from their Ultimate Collection. http://annielennoxsing.com/ Homepage http://davestewart.com/

Eurythmics live at a concert in Seattle. It’s just Annie, Dave and a guitar and it’s pretty cool. The songs performed are Missionary Man, Why and Here Comes The Rain Again. Midway during Here Comes The Rain Again a helicopter overhead becomes too loud to continue but once it’s gone Annie & Dave come back […]

Live at Sydney, Australia 1987.

Another song from Eurythmics’ Live ’87 in Sydney

live grammy performance of Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics