Mr. Mister

Mr. Mister was an American pop rock band active in 1982–1990. Prior to Mr. Mister, both lead vocalist Richard Page and keyboardist Steve George were in the band Pages. The debut album (opens in a new tab) of the band was released in 1984. Their second album Welcome To The Real World (1985) features the band's biggest hits "Broken Wings" and "Kyrie", both of which peaked at number one on US pop chart. After the release of the third album Go On..., which was not as big of a commercial success as its predecessor, guitarist Steve Farris left the band. In 1990, the fourth studio album was recorded and completed, but the label decided not to release it; Mr. Mister disbanded shortly thereafter. After 20 years, the final album, titled Pull, was released by Page's own label in 2010.
On May 16, 2023, all four members of Mr. Mister performed "Broken Wings" together at Page's 70th birthday party. This was their first performance together in 35 years.
Lineup:
Richard Page – lead vocals, bass
Steve George – keyboards, vocals
Pat Mastelotto – drums
Steve Farris – guitar (1982–1988)