This rock tour in London starts at the Palace Theatre, in Cambridge Circus, right in the heart of the West End. Here, among pubs and historic streets, we connect with legends like Sex Pistols and Syd Barrett, a key figure in early Pink Floyd.
From there, we head straight to Denmark Street, the famous London “Tin Pan Alley.” So much happened in just one street: The Rolling Stones signed their first contract, a young David Bowie lived in a caravan before becoming a global icon, Bob Marley bought his first guitar in London, and the Sex Pistols had their base here. Pure history, packed into a few meters.
After that musical overload, we pass by the favorite jazz venue of Amy Winehouse and continue toward MPL Communications, Paul McCartney’s headquarters. Walking through narrow streets, we cross the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and reach the original location of Trident Studios, where giants like The Beatles, Queen, Elton John, and Supertramp recorded.
We continue past the pub where Lemmy Kilmister used to play slot machines, until we reach the legendary Marquee Club, probably the most influential venue in Europe between 1964 and 1988. Bands like The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Joy Division, and The Cure played here.
Further along, we recreate the cover of (What's the Story) Morning Glory? by Oasis on a street lined with historic record shops, before reaching Carnaby Street, the birthplace of the mod movement, hippie fashion, and the Swinging Sixties.
We also pass by the club where Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix met, and where the story between Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney began. And yes, we also visit the street that inspired the cover of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
The finale is epic: we end at the original location of Apple Corps, where much of Let It Be was recorded and where The Beatles performed their legendary rooftop concert in 1969.