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Rock

England

Toploader

Top Songs By Toploader

Dancing In the MoonlightToploader

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Dancing in the Moonlight (2001 Remix)Toploader

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Dancing In 4he Moonlight (Bonus Track)Toploader

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Weight of the WorldToploader

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Achilles HeelToploader

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NumbToploader

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A Balance to All ThingsToploader

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Only for a While (George Drakoulias)Toploader

Listen to Never Stop Wondering (Full Length) by Toploader, see lyrics, music video & more!

Never Stop Wondering (Full Length)Toploader

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Just Hold OnToploader

More albums from Toploader

ALBUMSeeing StarsToploader

ALBUMOnly HumanToploader

Listen to Never Stop Wondering (Bonus Track Edition) - EP by Toploader

ALBUMNever Stop Wondering (Bonus Track Edition) - EPToploader

ALBUMOnka's Big MokaToploader

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About Toploader

Hometown

England

Formed

1997

Genre

Rock

Formed in 1997, the British rock band Toploader initially found their audience through live shows by opening for Coldplay, Robbie Williams, and Muse. ∙ Their cover of King Harvest’s 1973 single “Dancing In the Moonlight” was a top 10 UK hit in 2001 and soundtracked a pivotal dance scene in an episode of The Umbrella Academy in 2019. ∙ Toploader received four 2001 BRIT Awards nominations, including Best British Group and Best British Newcomer. ∙ In 2000, they were the final British band to play a concert at the original Wembley Stadium when they opened for Bon Jovi. ∙ The band’s first two records, 1999’s Onka’s Big Moka and 2002’s Magic Hotel, peaked in the top 5 of the UK album charts.