đź“° Mott The Hoople On Tour - Advert : Nov. 1974
- Mott The Hoople
- Nov 16, 1974
- 2 min read
A full-page New Musical Express advertisement promoting Mott The Hoople’s upcoming UK tour with special guests Sailor.
“The Mott The Hoople on tour” with special guests Sailor.
New Musical Express
Date: November 16, 1974
Length: 4 min read
đź“° Key Highlights
• Dramatic live-action photograph of the band performing on stage with dramatic lighting and Mick Ronson visible on guitar
• Review quote: “Very Flash. Rude too. Very much ’74 rock ’n’ roll” from Melody Maker (December 1973)
• Full list of November and December 1974 UK tour dates
• Announcement of the new album *The Hoople Live*
• Special guests Sailor with their album promoted
• Mick Ronson appears with Mott The Hoople, courtesy of MainMan
đź“° Overview
Published on November 16, 1974, this advert in the New Musical Express announced Mott The Hoople’s winter UK tour dates, highlighting their energetic live reputation and the inclusion of Mick Ronson on guitar.
đź“° Source Details
Publication / Venue: New Musical Express
Date: November 16, 1974
Format: Full-page tour advertisement
Provenance Notes: Original 1974 NME advert for Mott The Hoople’s UK tour.
đź“° The Story
The advert used a strong live shot and a positive review quote to build excitement for the tour, listing venues across the UK and noting the addition of Mick Ronson as a special guest alongside support act Sailor.
đź“° Visual Archive
High-energy black-and-white stage photograph showing the band in full performance, with dramatic spotlights and Mick Ronson playing guitar on the right side of the stage.
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đź“° Closing Notes
This November 1974 NME advert captures Mott The Hoople in their live prime — still flashing and rude, now with Mick Ronson adding extra firepower to a strong winter tour line-up.
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