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The Power Station<\/a>, the mid-’80s supergroup featuring Duran Duran<\/a>‘s John Taylor and Andy Taylor<\/a>, along with\u00a0singer Robert Palmer<\/a>, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut album in early 2026.<\/p>\n The new set will expand the original 1985 album with four CDs featuring instrumental versions, single edits, the group’s performance at Live Aid that year and other concert recordings.<\/p>\n The four-CD edition of The Power Station<\/em> will be released on Jan. 23<\/a>.<\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0<\/strong>The Best Album by New Wave’s 15 Biggest Artists<\/a><\/p>\n “It’s been so exciting to dive back into the Power Station project after all these years,” John Taylor said in a press release announcing the reissue. “We were an unusual crew, but we made a fantastic noise.<\/p>\n “Tony Thompson, the disco ‘clock’ behind so many massive hits, turned out to be one of the greatest rock drummers of all time. Andy Taylor, my Duran Duran bandmate, was absolutely on fire. Robert Palmer (why isn\u2019t this man in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame<\/a>?) was a brilliant songwriter, sonic stylist and vocal powerhouse. And yours truly \u2014 just trying to keep up.”<\/p>\n The Power Station was formed in 1984\u00a0by bassist John Taylor and guitarist Andy Taylor during a Duran Duran hiatus, Chic<\/a> drummer Tony Thompson and singer Palmer, a year away from his No. 1 hit, “Addicted to Love,” which featured Thompson and Andy Taylor.<\/p>\nWhat’s on the Power Station’s Upcoming Reissue?<\/h3>\n