Formed In 1980 The Boston-Based Band Gained Success In 1984 Due To Success Of Their Songs "Don't Run Wild" And "I Still Want You" And Appearing In A Widely-Seen Television Commercial For A Beer Company. The Band's Fans Included Tom Petty Who Appeared On One Of The Band's Songs And Featured Them As An Opening Act On One Of His Tours. The Relationship Between Brothers Warren Zanes And Dan Zanes Then And Now Has Been Described As "fractious". Shortly After The Band Was Dropped By Slash Records Due To The Commercial Disappointment Of Their Third Album For The Label Warren Left The Band As Did Woody. After Dan And Tom Recruited Two Replacement Members They Released A Fourth Album With RCA Records. The Band Broke Up Within A Year Of The Album's Release. Dan Later Said Of The Group's Demise "The '80s Were Over We Were Over." On June 23 & 24 2011 The Band Played Together For The First Time In 21 Years At The Paradise Rock Club In Boston Massachusetts. These Shows Raised Money For Right Turn A Rehab Program Run By Woody. Later They Embarked Upon A Reunion Tour Beginning In February 2012 And Ending In Dan And Warren's Home Town Of Concord New Hampshire At The Capital Center For The Arts On March 4 2012. The Reunited Band Also Recorded Eight New Songs In Three Days Releasing Them On February 21 2012 As An EP Titled Silver Star. Discography The Longest Day - 1984 Slash Records Boston Mass. - 1985 Slash Records U.S. #134 Spin Radio Concert Live - 1985 BBE Sound Stand Up - 1987 Slash Records U.S. #167 Smoking In The Fields - 1989 RCA Records U.S. #139 Best Of The Del Fuegos The Slash Years - 2001 Warner Silver Star - 2012 February Records