In an electrifying performance on David Letterman‘s renowned talk show, Huey Lewis And The News took the stage to perform their chart-topping hit, “Hip To Be Square.” The lead singer of the iconic rock and roll group, Huey Lewis, stunned the audience with his charismatic presence and soulful vocals.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Huey Lewis has been a household name in the music industry for decades. With their latest bestselling album, “Four,” Huey Lewis And The News have solidified their status as one of the most popular rock bands in America.
During the interview with David Letterman, Huey Lewis revealed the origin of the band’s name. Originally, they were called Huey Lewis and American Express, but due to copyright concerns, they changed it to Huey Lewis And The News. The band’s formation was a unique union of two local Marin County bands, Clover and sound hole, combining their talents to create a powerful sound.
Huey Lewis also shared about his early years, mentioning that he was a prodigy who excelled in academics. Taking the SAT test at the age of 14 or 15, he achieved outstanding results in math. However, his passion for music led him on a different path. After prep school, he embarked on a remarkable adventure, hitchhiking through Europe for a year before heading off to college.
The performance of “Hip To Be Square” was a crowd favorite, showcasing the band’s energy and musical prowess. The song, which epitomizes their unique sound and catchy melodies, had everyone dancing along. The audience couldn’t help but sing along to the infectious chorus and groove to the irresistible rhythm.
Huey Lewis And The News captured the essence of their music, delivering a high-energy performance brimming with soul, passion, and a touch of nostalgia. Their harmonies were impeccable, and their stage presence was simply captivating.
This unforgettable performance on David Letterman‘s talk show solidified Huey Lewis And The News’ status as one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Their music continues to transcend generations, reminding us all that it’s hip to be square.
