#NDalumi#Backerpeep Dixon Bradley with his new song “Here Come The Irish” and a nice little video he made for #Backer Check him out on Spotify, and come on down for a #Gamewatch on Sunday #GoIrish
Released in 1986, this unforgettable duet became one of the defining romantic pop songs of the decade. It reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.
For Peter Cetera, the song strengthened his success as a solo artist after leaving Chicago. For Amy Grant, it marked an important crossover into mainstream pop, expanding her audience far beyond her established Christian music career.
What makes the song so memorable is the chemistry between Cetera’s soaring tenor and Grant’s warm, clear vocals. Wrapped in shimmering synthesizers and the polished production of the ’80s, the song captures a timeless message about finding the courage to love again after heartbreak.
Even the music video feels unmistakably ’80s—with big hair, dramatic lighting, bold fashion, and that unmistakable glossy aesthetic.
More than just a hit, “The Next Time I Fall” is a beautiful time capsule of 1980s pop romance.
Anti-Deshaun Watson, Jimmy & Dee Haslam messages all over Cleveland today, including signs taped to the Jim Brown statue outside the stadium this morning. Will have more on these negative reactions to Watson being named #Browns starter on @fox8news this afternoon.
IRISH FANS! ☘️☘️
In one week from today, Notre Dame Stadium is hosting the Notre Dame classic, 'Rudy'.
Bring your family and friends to this FREE event on campus to ring in the football season
More info in the comments!