Herman's Hermits

Chalking up over 23 hit singles and 10 hit albums Herman's Hermits became household names in the sixties. Since the departure of Peter Noone in 1971 the group has not stopped with original member Barry "Bean" Whitman guiding them from strength to strength.

The Fortunes

First came to prominence and international acclaim during the ‘swinging’ mid-sixties. As popular as ever with longstanding members Paul Hooper (drums) Michael Smitham (guitar) and Bob Jackson (keyboards) and newcomer Eddie Mooney continuing to tour to this day.

The Bruvvers [click here for more]

One of Britain's first Rock 'n' Roll bands who helped set the path for The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and many other bands. Top ten hits include 'A Picture of You', 'It Only Took A Minute' and 'That's What Love Will Do'.

The Dakotas [click here for more]

The Dakotas topped the charts in the sixties with the hits 'Bad To Me' and 'Little Children'. The current line up continue to tour extensively and have recently topped the Amazon download charts twice.

Doctor and the Medics

The group that was single-handedly responsible for the 'Psychedelic revival' in the 80's. Doctor and the Medics topped the charts in 1986 with the multi million selling 'Spirit In The Sky'.

Showaddywaddy

Formed in 1973. Showaddywaddy continue to tour with a line-up still consisting of five of the original eight members. Twenty-three top 40 hits between 1974 and 1982 including number one 'Under The Moon Of Love'.

Slade

One of the most successful chart bands of the early seventies with seventeen consecutive top twenty hits including six number ones between 1971 and 1976.

Sounds of Boney M

The music of Boney M featuring original member Sheyla Bonnick. Re live hits such as 'Daddy Cool', 'Rivers of Babylon', 'Rasputin', 'Brown Girl In The Ring' and many more.

Mud II [click here for more]

Featuring members of Les Gray's Mud. Mud captured the nation by storm in the 70's with a string of hits including 'Tiger Feet', 'The Cat Krept' In and 'Lonely This Christmas'. Now experience the 70's again.

Racey [click here for more]

The group Racey had the 1980 Triple Platinum selling album 'Smash-n-Grab' and appeared on countless TV Rock and Pop concerts Worldwide.

The Rubettes Featuring Alan Williams

In 1974 seventies favourites the Rubettes burst onto the scene when their very first single ‘Sugar Baby Love’ became a worldwide No. 1 after topping the UK charts for 4 weeks.

Roy Hemmings' Drifters

Roy Hemmings is a long standing member of the legendary group The Drifters. He has worked alongside founding member Johnny Moore for more than a decade and is now the longest serving member of the band.

Gerry & The Pacemakers

One of the top Liverpool beat groups of the early 1960s, they are remembered for such hits as 'Ferry 'Cross the Mersey', which remains as the anthem of Liverpool Football Club to this day.

Boney M Featuring Liz Mitchell

Boney M started in 1975 in Germany by Frank Farian. The first record by Boney M was titled 'Do You Wanna Bump?', followed by the first album with hits like 'Sunny' and 'Daddy Cool'.

The New Amen Corner [click here for more]

Amen Corner was one of the biggest influences on the sixties pop scene to ever come out of Wales. Million seller hits include 'Gin House', 'Bend Me Shape Me', 'If Paradise Was Half as Nice', 'High in the Sky' and 'Hello Suzie'.

The Rockin' Berries

Original 60's Rock N' Roll, Variety and Comedy Band. The Rockin' Berries first rose to prominence in the sixties with many chart hits. Over the years they performed all over the world including the London Palladium.

The Roulettes

Adam Faith's original backing band. Toured the world with The Beatles appearing at their last ever concert. Using original sixties equipment, The Roulettes play the hits of the sixties as they are meant to be played.

Odyssey

Six top 40 hits between 1977 and 1982 including the number one 'Use It Up And Wear It Out'. Other hits include 'Native New Yorker' and 'Going Back to my Roots'.

Bad Manners

Fronted by Buster Bloodvessel. One of the original and best ska bands ever notching up nine top 40 singles between 1980 and 1983. Hits include 'Lip Up Fatty', 'Special Brew' and 'Can Can'.

The Ivy League

60's Comedy/Vocal Band from the UK. Their unique falsetto vocal sound, blended with superb harmonies reproduce their hits: 'Tossing and Turning', 'Funny How Love Can Be', and 'That’s Why I’m Crying'.

The Fourmost

Formed in late 1959 and originally called The Blue Jays, then the Four Jays, later becoming The Fourmost. Hits include 'Hello Little Girl' and 'I'm In Love' and their biggest hit 'A Little Loving'.

 The Real Thing

The original Disco/Funk/Soul band. Reached Number One in 1976 with 'You To Me Are Everything'. Further chart success with songs such as 'Can't get by without you' and 'Feel the Force'.