Hello were a fun, high-energy glam rock band from Birmingham who burst onto the UK charts in the early 1970s. With their colourful image, catchy songs, and cheeky charm, they delivered pure pop-glam excitement during the height of the glitter era.

Mungo Jerry are a British rock band formed in 1970, instantly recognisable for their laid-back, jug-band skiffle style and massive summer hit “In the Summertime”.

Pilot were a melodic Scottish pop-rock band who created bright, uplifting hits in the mid-1970s. With strong harmonies and catchy songwriting, they delivered feel-good music that captured the optimistic spirit of the decade. Signature Songs: “Magic” “January” (UK No.1) “Call Me Round” Formed by David Paton and Billy Lyall, Pilot blended soft rock and pop with a touch of sophistication. Their music continues to receive regular radio play and is beloved by fans of catchy, well-

Chicory Tip were a British pop-rock band best known for their infectious 1972 hit “Son of My Father”. With catchy melodies and a bright, upbeat sound, they captured the optimistic spirit of early 70s pop and became a one-hit wonder that still gets regular radio play. Signature Song: “Son of My Father” (UK No.1) Formed in Kent, Chicory Tip delivered energetic, radio-friendly pop with strong hooks. Though they never repeated the massive success of their biggest hit, they remain

The Strawbs were a highly respected British progressive folk-rock band formed in 1964. Led by singer-songwriter Dave Cousins, they blended folk, rock, and progressive elements with thoughtful lyrics and strong musicianship, earning a dedicated cult following in the 1970s. Key Hits & Classics: “Lay Down” “Part of the Union” “Shine On Silver Sun” Known for their evolving sound — from acoustic folk roots to ambitious progressive rock — The Strawbs built a reputation as one of th

Leo Sayer is a British singer-songwriter blessed with one of the most distinctive and emotional voices of the 1970s. Rising to fame with his powerful falsetto and heartfelt delivery, he became an international star blending pop, soul, and disco. Signature Hits: “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing” “When I Need You” “The Show Must Go On” Known for his energetic performances and dramatic stage presence, Leo delivered both dancefloor favourites and touching ballads throughout the dec

Medicine Head were a unique stripped-down British duo known for their raw, rootsy sound and surprise chart success in the early 1970s. Consisting of John Fiddler and Peter Hope-Evans (famous for his harmonica and jaw harp), they mixed blues, folk, and rock into something entirely their own. Biggest Hit: “One and One Is One” (UK No.1) Their music stood apart from the glam scene — more earthy and intimate, yet still full of energy. They built a loyal cult following with their h

Electric Light Orchestra, commonly known as ELO, were one of the most ambitious and successful British bands of the 1970s. Formed by Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood in 1970, they fused classical orchestration with rock and pop to create a unique, cinematic sound that became a hallmark of the decade. Signature Hits: “Mr. Blue Sky” “Livin’ Thing” “Sweet Talkin’ Woman” After Roy Wood’s early departure, Jeff Lynne took the helm and turned ELO into a global powerhouse. Known for their lus

Mott the Hoople were a British rock band formed in Hereford in 1969. Known for their raw, passionate sound blending hard rock, glam, and Dylanesque storytelling, they became cult heroes of the early 1970s glam rock scene. Fronted by the charismatic Ian Hunter, the band mixed gritty attitude with poetic lyrics and sharp suit LASSIC LINEUP Ian Hunter – Lead vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica Mick Ralphs – Guitar, vocals Pete "Overend" Watts – Bass, vocals Verden Allen – Keyboards

Queen is a legendary British rock band formed in London in 1970. Renowned for their theatrical stage presence, intricate harmonies, genre-blending sound (rock, opera, glam, hard rock, and pop), and Freddie Mercury’s larger-than-life charisma, they are one of the greatest and most beloved bands in music history. With powerful anthems and innovative production, Queen sold over 300 million records worldwide CLASSIC LINEUP Freddie Mercury – Lead vocals, piano Brian May – Guitar,