Updated: September 8, 2025
Name: Bananarama
Birth Name: Siobhan Fahey, Keren Woodward, Sara Dallin
Date of Birth: Siobhan Fahey (September 10, 1968), Keren Woodward (April 2, 1961), Sara Dallin (December 17, 1961)
Age: Siobhan Fahey (56), Keren Woodward (64), Sara Dallin (64)
Origin: London, England
Gender: Female
Nationality: British
Children: Siobhan Fahey (2 children), Keren Woodward (1 child), Sara Dallin (2 children)
Occupation: Singers, Songwriters
Genres: Pop, Dance, New Wave
Biography & Career:
Bananarama is a legendary British all-female band that rose to fame in the early 1980s. Known for their catchy pop hits and vibrant personalities, Bananarama has become an iconic part of the 80s music scene. The band's original members—Siobhan Fahey, Keren Woodward, and Sara Dallin—formed Bananarama in 1979, and their chemistry has been central to their success. Over the years, the lineup has shifted, but the music remains a powerful reflection of their distinct sound.
The members of Bananarama have evolved, with Fahey leaving the group in 1988 and being replaced by Jacquie O'Sullivan, although Fahey’s departure didn’t slow the band’s momentum. Despite these changes, the core members, Woodward and Dallin, continue to lead the band with a strong presence, and they remain two of the most well-known Bananarama girls. Their success is defined by their unmistakable mix of pop, dance, and new wave influences, making their songs still resonate with audiences today. The Bananarama band has consistently delivered fun, infectious tunes that became a staple of 80s music culture.
Among the many reasons why Bananarama's popularity endures is the energy and uniqueness of their live performances. Whether they’re playing at festivals or on a tour, their hits continue to delight audiences worldwide. Their most famous song—the unforgettable Venus—became an anthem and remains one of their most well-known tracks globally. As the lead singer of the group, Keren Woodward's distinct voice has always been a defining element of their sound. Other hits like Cruel Summer and I Heard a Rumor also secured their place in pop history.
Bananarama’s albums have charted through the years, with their early releases like Bananarama (1983) and True Confessions (1986) paving the way for their enduring legacy. While the group's sound has evolved over the years, they have always stayed true to their signature pop sensibilities.
Their age has changed over the decades, but the duo’s passion for music remains undiminished. The singers have maintained a strong following, and their fans are as loyal as ever. As the years go on, timeless appeal only grows, with fans still eager to catch their tour dates and grab tickets for the chance to experience the magic of the band live.
Bananarama Albums:
Bananarama (1983)
True Confessions (1986)
Wow! (1987)
Pop Life (1991)
Drama (2005)
Bananarama Best Songs:
Venus
Cruel Summer
I Heard a Rumor
Love in the First Degree
Robert De Niro's Waiting
Nathan Jones
Cheers Then
Movin' On
I Can't Help It
Really Saying Something
