“Gimme A Wristband” cocktail pays homage to the 80s aesthetic of the world’s greatest band. For a truly authentic experience, use British gin and neon straws.

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Gimme A Wristband Ingredients:

• 1 1/2 oz Gin (British gin for authenticity)
• 1/2 oz Midori (for a bright green color)
• 3/4 oz Lime Juice
• 1/2 oz Simple Syrup
• Tonic Water
• Ice
• Neon-colored sugar (for rimming)

Instructions:

1. Rim a glass with colored sugar.
2. Fill the glass with ice.
3. In a shaker, combine the gin, Midori, lime juice, and simple syrup.
4. Shake well and strain into the prepared glass.
5. Top with tonic water.
6. Optional: Put on a wristband and garnish with a lime twist or neon-colored straw.

Sing Blue Silver is the ultimate backstage pass to Duran Duran’s 1983-1984 world tour, filmed during the peak of their fame. The title is a nod, of course, to a line from “The Chauffeur”.

Originally unleashed on the prehistoric formats of VHS and LaserDisc (bless their obsolete souls), it thankfully resurfaced on DVD, then YouTube, then streaming, allowing us Duranies to subject our kids and grandkids to witness the beautiful chaos. You get the requisite live bangers, of course. But the real gems are the behind-the-scenes glimpses, from fun photoshoots with the legendary Francesco Scavullo to comical press conferences. (John prefers Pepsi. Sorry Coca-Cola). Nick and Julie Anne stroll around a city, Andy hits the pool hall and Roger… well, who knows what Roger does, but we’re guessing it involves a locked door and some serious peace and quiet. And let’s not forget the true highlight: the fans. Sing Blue Silver captures the sheer excitement of young, mostly female fans losing their minds as they catch a glimpse of their idols.