Spandau Ballet is a British band that emerged during the New Romantic movement of the 1980s. Known for their blend of pop, rock, and soul, the group's distinct sound was primarily defined by Tony Hadley's rich baritone vocals and Gary Kemp’s songwriting. They gained significant popularity with hits like "True" and "Gold," which showcased their smooth, melodic style and became defining anthems of the 80s. Spandau Ballet is recognized for their influential role in shaping the synth-pop genre and their significant impact on the British music scene.