John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong
Kennedy formed John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong (later just called Love Gone Wrong) in 1984 to promote his solo releases. They appeared on the Channel Ten TV series Starsearch, making the final in 1985. The band continued on and first released a single under that name in 1985. The band took a break in 86 while Kennedy travelled overseas but started up again later that year with a changed lineup. Kennedy broke the band up after Armiger left to join The Johnnys in 1988.
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