• Soho Square - Trident Studios, MPL
• Savile Row - The building where the Beatles played their last concert
• Denmark Street - Tin Pan Alley. The place to buy a Gibson Les Paul
• Wardour Street - The former Marquee Club. A long-lost London music venue. Where Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, and The Who performed
• Heddon Street - Plaque for Ziggy Stardust
• Regent Sounds - This is where both the Rolling Stones and Black Sabbath recorded their first album on a shoestring budget. Where Jimi Hendrix was asked to turn the music down!
• Regent Street - Now part of Westminster University, where Pink Floyd met as architecture students

• Professional English-speaking guide

• Oyster/Travel/bank card required for short underground journey

In this tour, you’ll embark on an extraordinary journey through London’s rich Rock and Roll history. From the Beatles to the Stones, Queen to Ziggy Stardust, we’ll visit iconic locations where legendary rock bands held their debut concerts and where one rock icon began his final journey to the Great Gig in the Sky.

You’ll see where the Sex Pistols had their first gig and where the Beatles performed their last. We’ll explore Denmark Street, London’s ‘Tin Pan Alley,’ and discover where the Rolling Stones used egg boxes for soundproofing. We’ll visit the birthplace of Heavy Metal and the post room where Reginald Dwight, later known as Elton John, worked for £4 a week.

I’ll guide you through Carnaby Street, the fashion hub for dedicated followers of style. We’ll witness where Ziggy Stardust rose and fell, where Beatlemania was introduced to the world, where Pink Floyd first met, and where Jimi Hendrix jammed with Cream.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.