of a compilation album called 3 × 4, which also included the Dream Syndicate, the Three O'Clock and Rain Parade, with each of the four bands covering songs by the other bands. Following the initial Record Store Day first-release as a double album on "psychedelic swirl" purple vinyl, Yep Roc Records released the album on LP, CD and digital in February 2019. Discography Studio albums All Over the Place (1984) Different Light (1986) Everything (1988) Doll Revolution (2003) Sweetheart of the Sun (2011) Awards and nominations {| class=wikitable |- ! Year !! Awards !! Work !! Category !! Result |- | rowspan=5|1987 | Brit Awards | rowspan=2|Themselves | Best International Group | |- | Smash Hits Poll Winners Party | Most Promising New Act | |- | American Video Awards | rowspan=3|"Walk Like an Egyptian" | Best Group Performance | |- | rowspan=3|MTV Video Music Awards | Best Group Video | |- | Best Choreography | |- | rowspan=3| 1988 | "Hazy Shade of Winter" | Best Video from a Film | |- | Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards | rowspan=3|Themselves | Favorite Music Group | |- | Pollstar Concert Industry Awards | Next Major Arena Headliner | |- | 1989 | Smash Hits Poll Winners Party | Best Group | |- | 1990 | ASCAP Pop Music Awards | "Eternal Flame" | Most Performed Song | |- | 2015 | She Rocks Awards | Themselves | Lifetime Achievement Award | Members Current members Susanna Hoffs – lead and harmony vocals, rhythm guitar (1981–1989, 1998–present) Debbi Peterson – drums, backing and lead vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion (1981–1989, 1998–present) Annette Zilinskas – bass guitar, harmonica (1981–1983, 2018–present) Vicki Peterson – lead guitar, backing and lead vocals (1981–1989, 1998–present) Former member Michael Steele – bass guitar, backing and lead vocals, acoustic guitar (1983–1989, 1998–2005) Touring musicians Abby Travis – bass guitar (2005–2008) Derrick Anderson – bass guitar (2008–2016) Walker Igleheart – keyboards (1980s) Greg "Harpo" Hilfman – keyboards (1989, 1998–2011) Timeline References External links The Bangles Vocal Group Hall of Fame page Interview in Hard Times, May 1984 All-female bands American soft rock music groups American pop rock music groups Brit Award winners Columbia Records artists Elektra Records artists Epic Records artists I.R.S. Records artists Musical groups disestablished in 1989 Musical groups established in 1981 Musical groups from Los Angeles