Fans Swoon Over ‘Still Smokin Hot' '80s Singer, 64, As Band Reunites for the First Time in 40 Years
Aimee Mann looks and sounds like no time has passed since she dazzled fans with her bluesy vocals in her band 'Til Tuesday's '80s hit Voices Carry.
Forty years later, the band reunited, and Mann's understated, bluesy vocals show no sign of wear and tear. 'Til Tuesday disbanded in 1990, and Mann's debut solo album Whatever was released in 1993, but fans were transported back to the 1980s when the band reunited in Pasadena, CA, for the Cruel World Festival in May 2025.Mann, who still sports her signature platinum blonde locks, took the stage quipping, 'This is the song that made us recognizable in airports across America,' before launching into the iconic bassline of Voices Carry.
Wearing a cropped leather jacket, jeans, and bold black glasses, Mann looked anything but her 64 years—and fans were quick to notice and celebrate her youthful appearance.
One wrote, 'She's still smokin' hot,' while another commented, 'Aimee Mann is 64 still rocking and better than a lof acts half her age.'Many more fans were quick to comment on how good Mann—and the band—still sound, but one summed up Mann's enduring appeal perfectly, writing, 'I wanted to be Aimee Mann in 1985.'
Same, girl. Same.
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