GLAM SLAM CHRONICLES

A living archive dedicated to preserving the story of glam rock from its late-1960s roots through the glittering peak of 1970–1976 and beyond. Here you’ll find original magazines, press cuttings, adverts, record sleeves, tour programmes and memorabilia, all carefully restored from a personal collection built over decades of collecting.

THE BIRTH
OF GLAM
ROCK

Marc Bolan ignited the Glam Rock revolution when performing Hot Love on Top of the Pops in 1971, famously appearing with glitter beneath Bolan’s eyes.

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THE ICONS OF GLAM ROCK

Artists who shaped the sound, style and spectacle of the era.

DAVID BOWIE

is Ziggy Stardust

David Bowie transformed glam rock into theatrical art. Through the Ziggy Stardust persona, Bowie fused music, fashion and performance into one of the most influential identities in rock history.

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ROXY MUSIC

Roxy Music brought glamour, experimentation and avant-garde style to the movement. Led by Bryan Ferry and Brian Eno, the band blended art school aesthetics with sophisticated rock sound.

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THEATRICS & FOOTSTOMPN'

Where glam rock met spectacle, swagger and arena power.

ALICE COOPER GROUP

The Alice Cooper Group brought theatrical shock and rebellious energy to early glam rock. With dark imagery, powerful riffs and unforgettable stage shows, the band helped redefine what a rock performance could be.

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SLADE

Slade captured the loud, rebellious spirit of glam rock. With stomping rhythms, sing-along anthems and unmistakable style, the band became one of the defining sounds of the era.

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