Kim Wilde, an icon of the 80s, world's most successful female artists belonged to the report, in 2010 returned with a comeback. After the success of "Kids In America", "Cambodia" or "You Keep Me Hangin On" could the 90 years no longer hold status in their own, although because of their enormous popularity in the 80s in some cases even the "Bardot pop music" was called.

She managed a surprise success in 2003. At that time she sang with the German pop singer Nena - also a 80's icon - a remake of the song "Somehow, Somewhere, Sometime" under the title "Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime". This was the start of a second career.

Kim Wilde Now start with a new album once again by right, "Come Out And Play" is their new album, the end of August to the shops are in. As the first single she sent on 13 August the song "Lights Down Low" into the race. To hear the song is actually already in television advertising.

The new album by Kim Wilde sounds very rock sound-wise and fits very well into the current 80s revival, one for "Come Out And Play" for excessive use of synthesizers rather has waived the taking. Involved also have many guest stars, so on the album include Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17), Paul Humphreys of OMD and can also be heard Nik Kershaw.