More Time, performing "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" and a cover of "Hot in Herre" by Nelly. Beginning in June 2009, Wang Chung were a part of the Regeneration '80s tour along with ABC, Berlin, Cutting Crew, and Missing Persons. In June 2010, Wang Chung released a digital "double EP" entitled Abducted by the 80s. This was subsequently released as a double CD set in mid-2011. The eight song collection included four re-recordings of previous hits, and four new songs. Wang Chung toured the United States from June to July 2010 to promote the new release. On 21 September 2010, The Beatles Complete on Ukulele released Wang Chung's reworking of the Beatles' "Rain", in an arrangement which features the ukulele. On 31 October 2010 their song "Space Junk" was featured in the pilot episode of the AMC series The Walking Dead (and is also included on the episode "What Comes After"). The Fighter, a 2010 film starring Mark Wahlberg, featured Wang Chung's music. They played the Rewind Festival in Perth in July 2012, and Henley-on-Thames in August 2012. In December that year, Wang Chung released Tazer Up!, their first studio album in 23 years. All four original tracks from Abducted by the 80s appear on Tazer Up! (some in remixed and/or edited form); the album also features a remix of the re-recorded Abducted version of "Dance Hall Days". The remaining 6 tracks are unique to this release. In 2013, Darren Costin rejoined Wang Chung for a special one-off performance in England. 2016: Jack Hues on hiatus In 2016, the band began to perform live with Gareth Moulton of Cutting Crew on lead vocals. 2017–present In 2017, Hues returned to performing live with Wang Chung, and in 2019, they recorded a greatest hits album with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra titled Orchesography. Two EPs consisting of the orchestral versions and remixes were released of "Dance Hall Days" and "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" on both CD and digital download. Orchesography was released on 10 May 2019. Discography Studio albums Huang Chung (1982) Points on the Curve (1983) To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) Mosaic (1986) The Warmer Side of Cool (1989) Tazer Up! (2012) Orchesography (2019) Extended plays Abducted by the 80's (2010) References External links An interview with Jack Hues on The Marketplace of Ideas Huang Chung - Rising in the East at The Old Grey Whistle Test 1983 English new wave