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Roxy Music on Tour

Defiant, quirky and avant-garde English rock legends Roxy Music have delivered pop-synth beats and iconic hits to adoring fans since the early '70s. Since then, they've become recognized as one of the most influential art-rock bands of all time. And Bryan Ferry became a significant influence in men's fashion2 despite his humble beginnings as the son of a coal miner. Roxy Music is bringing this unique blend of fashion, experimental rock and glam pop stateside in 2022 on their trans-Atlantic 50th Anniversary Tour. Fans can hear epic hits like "More Than This" and "Love Is the Drug," which was featured in Martin Scorsese's 1995 film Casino. A 50th anniversary only happens once, so don't miss your chance to catch the style icons who influenced English punk and electronic music with their innovative sound. Get your tickets now to see the Roxy Music 50th Anniversary Tour.

Roxy Music Live in Concert

​​Roxy Music was formed in 1970 by lead singer and songwriter Bryan Ferry and bass guitarist Graham Simpson. Ferry had just lost his job teaching ceramics at a girls' school for holding unauthorized record-listening sessions. Ferry decided to start a band and put out ads to attract musicians. He enlisted Andy Mackay on saxophone and oboe, Roger Bunn on guitar and Dexter Lloyd on drums. Brian Eno, who has found enormous success as a solo artist, was also brought on for synthesizer and treatments, although he left soon after the group's second album release. The difference in style between Ferry and Eno would create the band's signature sound, but it also eventually drove the two apart. Roxy Music gained critical attention quickly and was signed to Island Records almost immediately upon the release of their debut self-titled album in 1972. The album was a significant success, reaching No. 10 on the UK charts. Things really heated up when the group performed their debut single "Virginia Plain" on BBC's "Top of the Pops." The song was later listed on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Debut Singles of All Time list. Their signature style was displayed for the world and became a template for the glam trend in the UK. The band released their second album, For Your Pleasure, in 1973. This album turned out to be Eno's last project with Roxy Music, a lineup change that would send the band in a new direction. They released Stranded in 1973, Country Life in 1974, and Siren in 1975. Rolling Stone referred to Stranded and Country Life as marking "the zenith of contemporary British art rock." The group took a break in 1976 before reuniting to record Manifesto in 1979, Flesh and Blood in 1980 and their final studio album Avalon in 1982. After taking a second and final hiatus that began in 1983, Roxy Music got back together for their first reunion tour in 2001. Since then, Rolling Stone has ranked Roxy Music No. 98 on their "The Immortals -- The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time" list, and in 2019, Roxy Music was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.