Released in 1989, “Roam” became one of The B-52’s best-known hits. The song pairs the band’s quirky new wave style with a bright, upbeat pop-rock sound, driven by an infectious chorus and a playful sense of adventure. It appears on the album Cosmic Thing.
Song details
Artist: The B-52’s
Song: Roam
Released: 1989
Album: Cosmic Thing
Genre/s: New Wave | Pop Rock | Dance-Rock
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