Glam Rock Collection

Singer and guitarist Marc Bolan of the glam rock group T-Rex, pictured on stage after a televison performance rehearsal. July 1975.Singer and guitarist Marc Bolan of the glam rock group T Rex

Members of the Mott the Hoople group, including singer Ian Hunter. 7th March 1974

Lead singer of Mott the Hoople, Ian Hunter. 9th November 1973

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band perform at The Reading Festival on Saturday 25th August 1973. They were billed simply as Alex Harvey

Paul McCartney and his wife Linda McCartney attend the film premiere of Lady Sings The Blues, which stars Diana Ross. The event was held at ABC1 Shaftesbury Avenue, Cinema in London

Mott the Hoople pop group, band members are Verden Allen, Buffin (Dale Griffin), Mick Ralphs, Overend Watts, Ian Hunter and Guy Stevens. 17th September 1970

Singer Suzi Quatro performs in concert at Newcastle City Hall 4 November 1972 - Suzi relaxes with her bandmates with a bottle of the famous Newcastle Brown Ale

Slade are an English rock band from Wolverhampton. They rose to prominence during the glam rock era in the early 1970s, achieving 17 consecutive top 20 hits

Roy Wood, of the pop group Wizard, performing at The Cavern Club, Liverpool, Merseyside. The big hit song for Wizard in 1973 was See My Baby Jive. Picture taken 16th August 1973

Members of the Mott the Hoople group, including singer Ian Hunter. 7th March 1974

Lead singer of Mott the Hoople, Ian Hunter. 9th November 1973

Glam rock band Slade perform in concert at Newcastle City Hall 4 November 1972

Lead singer of Mott the Hoople, Ian Hunter. 9th November 1973

Adam and the Ants. November 1984

Adam Ant: The warpaint has gone, the dandy Prince daubed like a Red Indian is transformed into a sober young actor facing his biggest challenge yet, Adam Ant

Ant worship in America: The middle-class kids of Hollywood have just discovered Adam Ant. In time they may even claim to have invented him

Rod Stewart and Elton John. Pop superstars Rod Stewart and Elton John make it up back stage at Olympic tonight just before Rod went on stage for the third night of his series of London concerts

Film premiere of "Tommy". Leicester Sq. Theatre
Film premiere of " Tommy". Leicester Sq. Theatre. Roger Daltrey who attended the premiere of the Ken Russell film Tommy at the Leicester Sq. Theatre last night. March 1975 75-01670-004

A group of people who put The Sweet on the road. The four members of the band, Andy Scott, Brian Connelly, Mick Tucker and Steve Priest, are in the centre of picture

Beer could be the surprise tipple of choice with Christmas dinner for many people, after record sales this week for Tesco

Singer Adam Ant. Circa 1985

Adam Ant circa 1985

Pop star Adam Ant. July 1985

Adam Ant of Adam and the Ants, who has a hit single at the moment. December 1980

Adam Ant pictured without his make up in London today. February 1982

Billion Dollar Pop Show: It will be TVs greatest ever international pop show. A billion dollars worth of stars lined up at Montreux for the Golden Rose Pop Festival in Switzerland

Adam Ant in boxing boots. January 1982

Dancing together in the small hours of Friday morning are the new "Miss World"
Dancing together in the small hours of Friday morning are the new " Miss World" Sarah-Jane Hutt and pop singer Adam Ant. November 1983

Adam Ant at The Palladium, Hollywood, Los Angeles, USA. December 1982

Former pop idol Adam Ant flew home to Britian yesterday to make a comeback as a singer. Adam, who has been working as an actor in America

Glam rock band the Bay City Rollers during their concert at Newcastle City Hall 7 May 1975 One hysterical fan

Adam Ant pop singer arms round leg jeans leather jacket Circa 1980

Adam Ant pop singer coat hands in pockets Circa 1980

Adam Ant British pop singer 1984

Adam Ant British pop singer singing on stage 1984

Adam Ant British pop singer on stage 1981

Adam Ant British pop singer playing guitar on stage 1985

Martin Degville of pop group Sigue Sigue Sputnik

New York Dolls 1973

Slade pop group in New York, America on tour, June 1975

New York Dolls 1973

Marc Bolan. December 1972 72-11815-005

Film premiere of "Tommy". Leicester Sq. Theatre
Film premiere of " Tommy". Leicester Sq. Theatre. Some of the stars who attended the premiere of the Ken Russell film Tommy at the Leicester Sq. Theatre last night. Ringo Starr

Marc Bolan. December 1972 72-11815-003

Marc Bolan. December 1972 72-11815-001

Marc Bolan. December 1972 72-11815-006

Marc Bolan. December 1972 72-11815

Garry Glitter and Rod Steward at Shaftsbury Theatre. January 1975 75-00036-001

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"Rocking the Glam: A Journey through the Iconic Era" Step into the time machine and transport yourself to the electrifying world of glam rock. With its flamboyant fashion, outrageous stage presence, and infectious melodies, this genre took the music scene by storm in the 1970s. On March 7th, 1974, members of Mott the Hoople, including their charismatic singer Ian Hunter, graced the stage with their larger-than-life personas. Their performance was nothing short of a spectacle that left audiences in awe. Another luminary was none other than Marc Bolan from T-Rex. Known for his mesmerizing vocals and guitar skills, Bolan captivated fans worldwide with his unique blend of rock and pop sensibilities. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band brought their own brand of theatricality to The Reading Festival on August 25th. Their energetic performance left no doubt that glam rock was here to stay. Even legends like Paul McCartney couldn't resist being part of this glamorous movement. Alongside his wife Linda McCartney, they attended Lady Sings The film premiere - a testament to how influential glam rock had become across various art forms. Hailing from Wolverhampton, Slade rose to prominence during this era with their anthemic hits and unforgettable live shows. They embodied everything that made glam rock so captivating - loud guitars, catchy choruses, and an undeniable sense of fun. But it wasn't just about male performers dominating this scene; Suzi Quatro proved that women could also shine brightly in glam rock's spotlight. Her concert at Newcastle City Hall on November 4th showcased her powerhouse vocals and rebellious spirit, more than just music; it represented a cultural revolution where individuality reigned supreme. It allowed people to embrace their inner extravagance without fear or judgment – a celebration of self-expression like never before seen.