British music has always punched above its weight — from the Beatles to Bowie, it’s a soundtrack that shaped the world.
The Beatles , 1967
(Left to Right: John, Ringo, Paul, George)
Cultural revolutionaries of the 1960s, The Beatles are immortalised here at the height of their psychedelic transformation.
Shirley Bassey Performing at HydePark, 2002
A powerhouse voice of glamour and grit, Bassey’s legacy spans Bond themes to royal stages — the very definition of showstopping.
David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane AlbumCover, 1973
A bold emblem of reinvention, Bowie’s Aladdin Sane era redefined British music, fashion, and identity in a single lightning strike.
