"Gone But Not Forgotten: Inside Colin Gibb's Impact on the Music World

Colin Gibb, a popular singer, has died. He was 70. In the 1970s, he was known for his songs “Agadoo” and “Superman.” The cause of death is unknown.

According to BBC, Now Music’s management issued a press release regarding Gibb’s death. Colin died unexpectedly yesterday. He had recently announced his departure from entertainment and was looking forwards to his retirement. The news has left us all shocked and deeply saddened. Colin was a founding member of Black Lace along with Alan Barton. They had many hits in the 1980s. Colin was a good friend who will be missed.

Black Lace officially began in 1976. Over the last four decades, the band has released over a dozen albums. They also represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest during the 1970s. Gibb retired from the band and entertainment industry in just this past year.

In May, he wrote: “Well, everything good must end.” “I’ve decided to retire. My last concert will be Thursday, at Villa Adeje Beach Hotel in San Eugeneo. “Thanks to everyone who has supported Black Lace and the thousands I have met since 1975.

Sue Kelly , Gibb’s wife, expressed in a recent Facebook post how “heartbreaking it is” to lose her “dearest spouse.” She added, “I love Colin, [we] have spent 22 years living our Agadoo Dream, we were scheduled to retire to Spain this Thursday, you looked forward so much to our new lives, and now you are gone.” As we used to tell you, “always love you forever.”