• Denmark Street - Known as London’s original Tin Pan Alley, Denmark Street is alive with the spirit of music legends. It was here that The Sex Pistols found refuge, The Kinks practiced, and David Bowie recorded demos nearby. This street was a meeting point for punks, rockers, and hit-makers in smoky studios and hidden clubs. Today, its music shops still resonate with echoes of greatness. On this tour, we’ll explore the rebellious origins of British rock right where it all began.
• Seven Dials - Once a gritty haven for artists before they became icons, Seven Dials connects hidden venues, vintage record stores, and the creative rebels who transformed this quiet square into a rock and roll epicenter. From punk poetry to glam grit, the stories here are as rich as a classic double album.
• Shaftesbury Avenue - Known for its theatrical productions, Shaftesbury Avenue also has a rock soul. It’s where rock stars like Hendrix mingled with playwrights and Bowie fused glam with drama. This street is where Soho’s bright lights met the underground beat. We’ll explore the unexpected ways rockstars embraced this street — from impromptu performances to notorious nights.
• Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club - Experience Soho through the sounds of Ronnie Scott’s. Famous for jazz, this club also had a significant rock influence. Hendrix, Jeff Beck, and Sting all performed here. We’ll discuss the late-night jams, surprising collaborations, and the rock legends who have graced this venue.
• Former Site of Trident Studios - More than just a studio, Trident is hallowed ground. Queen, The Beatles, and Bowie recorded some of their most iconic tracks here. Walking by, you might not realize the musical revolution that took place behind those doors. On the tour, we’ll reveal Trident’s rock royalty sessions and the magic that shaped music history.
• Berwick Street Market - Walk among giants and pass legendary record shops while discussing the indie scene that kept rock thriving during the Britpop era and beyond.
• Broad Street Cholera Pump - Why include a Victorian water pump on a rock and roll tour? Because, like a great band, rock history is full of unexpected twists. We’ll connect this quirky spot to the spirit of rebellion, disruption, and defying the mainstream.
• Carnaby Street - The birthplace of Swinging London, Carnaby was the hub for mods, rockers, and style rebels of the ‘60s. It was a place where sound and style merged to create a new youth culture. We’ll relive the vibrant energy that made Carnaby the runway of rock.
• Ziggy Stardust Plaque - Embrace the full Ziggy experience under that unassuming black sign. We’ll recreate the iconic photo, discuss how Bowie redefined rock stardom, and immerse ourselves in the cosmic eccentricity that made this street a gateway to glam rock’s golden era.
• Savile Row - The site where rock bid farewell to the ‘60s… No tickets, no announcements — just four legends departing on their own terms.

• Admission fees

• Meals
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

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