The recruitment, in 1971, of a new manager, however, led to a deal with Decca and the band’s first trip to London where they recorded their self-titled debut, again reflecting Phil’s love of “the ole ...

The band led by Joan Jett was one of rock’s most disruptive — made up of girls in a tremendously masculinized world, it had a short, brilliant, shadowy career ...

Catch Palace Of The King in Geelong, Friday 19th September as they unleash their latest single in The Barwon Club Bandroom.Palace of the King returns with “Birds of a Feather” — a soulful, riff-heavy ...

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Suzi Quatro says she was 'never a sex, drugs and rock and roll girl' at the height of her fame credit:Bang Showbiz Suzi Quatro has insisted that she was "never a sex, drugs and rock and roll girl" at ...

Rock 'n' roll star Suzi Quatro is touring 10 venues up and down the UK in 2026, and with the final set of tickets going on sale today, here's exactly how you can get your hands on them. Quatro is a ...

The Wild One rocker is set to return to the UK for 10 dates next year. Find out where she's headed and how to buy tickets. The American rock icon has announced her return to this side of the pond, ...

Suzi Quatro is returning to the UK in April 2026 with a 10-date tour. The 74-year-old rock legend - whose hits include ‘Can The Can’, ‘48 Crash’, ‘If You Can’t Give Me Love’, ‘Stumblin’ In’, ‘The Wild ...

Rockstar bassist, Suzi Quatro became a rock music icon in the '70s, paving the way for the success of hundreds of other female artists. However, her career began a few years earlier, in 1964.

She’s often referred to Australia as her “second home” and, once on stage, Suzi Quatro confirms that this current Rockin’ On tour – her 40th visit to our shores! – breaks a record previously held by ...

Her second album, “Quatro”—issued here by Bell Records 50 years ago this month—charted slightly better, at No. 126. Impressed by her drive, Alice Cooper invited her to open for his band’s 1975 tour.