Lead Singer Collection

Tony Hadley, c2010. Creator: Brian Foskett
Tony Hadley, c2010. Lead singer of the New Romantic band Spandau Ballet who launched a solo career following the groups split in 1990

Debbie Harry, lead singer with the group Blondie, performing in Scotland. circa 1978. Blondie received mainstream success in 1978

Jarvis Cocker, lead singer with the British band, Pulp, on stage at The Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, Wales. Picture taken 30th November 1998

Paula Yates and her boyfriend, INXS singer Michael Hutchence leave Heathrow Airport for Hong Kong. Paula is holding their daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily (born 26th July 1996)

Picture shows Jeff Lynne, lead singer and songwriter with The Electric Light Orchestra (also known as ELO) performing at The Birmingham National Exhibition Centre (NEC)

Jon Bon Jovi performing at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow, Scotland during the group Bon Jovis 1995/1996 These Days Tour. The set list included such hits as Livin On a Prayer, Always, Keep The Faith

Thin Lizzy, Rock Group, perform at The Apollo, Coventry, Warwickshire in December 1981. The line of the group was Phil Lynott on bass guitar and vocals. (centre and singing) Snowy White on Guitar

Thin Lizzy, Rock Group, perform at The Apollo, Coventry, Warwickshire in December 1981. The line of the group was Phil Lynott on bass guitar and vocals. Snowy White on Guitar

The Rolling Stones in concert at St James Park, Newcastle. Pictured is Lead singer Mick Jagger onstage entertaining the huge audience who have come to see the band. Picture taken 23rd June 1982

Blondie appear at The Newport Centre Newport, Wales, United Kingdom. Pictured is lead singer Debbie Harry. (also known as Deborah Harry) Picture taken 25th November 1998

Queen perform at The Liverpool Empire on 2nd June 1977. Liverpool, England Picture shows lead singer Freddie Mercury and bass player John Deacon

Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones enjoys the moment with the audience, in concert at St James Park Newcastle, United Kingdom. A rare picture of Mick playing an iconic Gibson SG electric guitar

Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones in concert at St James Park Newcastle, United Kingdom. A rare picture of Mick playing an iconic Gibson SG electric guitar. Picture taken 23rd June 1982

Mick Jagger, lead singer with The Rolling Stones, performing on The Rolling Stones UK Tour 1971. Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle Upon Tyne. England. Picture taken 4th March 1971

The Rolling Stones in concert at St James Park, Newcastle. Pictures is Lead singer Mick Jagger onstage. Picture taken 23rd June 1982

Mick Jagger, lead singer with The Rolling Stones, performing at Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle, as part of The Rolling Stones European Tour of 1973

Duran Duran perform a concert as part of their Greatest and Latest Tour at the Cardiff International Arena in Cardiff, Wales. UK Picture shows lead singer Simon le Bon

Musician Johnny Borrell on Razorlight playing for the crowds at the I Count Climate Change rally in Trafalgar Square
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In the world of music, lead singers are the charismatic frontmen and women who captivate audiences with their powerful voices and electrifying stage presence. One such iconic figure is Tony Hadley, known for his soulful vocals as the lead singer of Spandau Ballet in the 1980s. With his smooth voice and stylish persona, Hadley became a symbol of the New Romantic movement. Another legendary lead singer who left an indelible mark on music history is Debbie Harry. As the frontwoman of Blondie, she mesmerized crowds with her punk-inspired style and distinctive voice. Whether performing in Scotland or anywhere else around the world, Harry's performances were always filled with energy and attitude. Jeff Lynne, renowned as both a lead singer and songwriter for The Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), showcased his musical genius through melodic compositions that blended rock and orchestral elements seamlessly. His talent was evident not only on stage but also behind-the-scenes as he crafted timeless hits. Jon Bon Jovi, synonymous with anthemic rock ballads, brought his signature charisma to stages worldwide. From Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow to arenas across continents, Bon Jovi's passionate performances resonated deeply with fans everywhere. Thin Lizzy was another influential rock group led by charismatic frontman Phil Lynott. Their performance at The Apollo in Coventry during December 1981 showcased their raw energy and undeniable talent. The Rolling Stones need no introduction when it comes to captivating live shows. Mick Jagger's magnetic stage presence combined with their timeless rock 'n' roll sound created unforgettable concert experiences for generations of fans. Jarvis Cocker took center stage as the lead singer of Pulp, becoming an emblematic figure of Britpop in the 1990s. Onstage at The Cardiff or any other venue they played at during their career, Cocker's eccentricity shone through every performance. Blondie made waves once again when they appeared at The Newport Centre in Wales.