Brighton Celebrates Roxy Music

The story of Roxy Music's career will be told through a detailed chronology, covering the band's birth just before 1971 up to 1976, including Bryan Ferry's early solo career. Visitors will discover the dates, places, and times that shaped the band's history, providing a comprehensive understanding of their development. This event will be a treasure trove of information for fans of the band, offering a unique insight into their early years.

At the centre of this event is the band's iconic lead singer, Bryan Ferry, who has been praised by fellow musicians for his talent. David Bowie once described Ferry as his favourite songwriter and band in England, highlighting the significant impact Roxy Music had on the music scene. Similarly, John Lydon, of Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited, has spoken about the band's ability to break barriers and push boundaries with their music.

The event, titled Roxy Music - Then Out Of The Blue… 1971-1976 A Chronology, will take place on Friday, 13 November 2026, at Resident Music in Brighton. To attend, tickets are with the button beside the article. This event is a chance to explore the history of a band that has been widely influential, and to gain a deeper understanding of their music and legacy.

For fans of Roxy Music, this event is an opportunity to delve into the band's early years and discover the key events and milestones that shaped their career. With its unique approach to storytelling, the event will provide a engaging and informative experience, making it a great opportunity for those interested in music history. The chronology will cover the band's development from their formation to 1976, including their notable releases and performances during this period.