Taking their cue from Frank Zappa’s Mothers Of Invention, San Franciscan rock satirists The Tubes were one of the first groups to bring performance art to arena rock…
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British band Tucky Buzzard evolved from a band called The End, who performed in the late 60’s. The group’s 1971 debut gig at the Whisky…
Tuff Darts were among the first of the New York punk/new wave bands to make their mark. Playing tough-minded rock with pop hooks, hard rock riffs,…
This Sydney power-pop band were a pop group with a fresh and squeaky-clean image. With an added touch of respectability – the necktie. 23-year-old drummer…
The Turtles were a pop/rock quintet from 1963 to 1969 with varying personnel, though always featuring lead singer Howard Kaylan and backup/harmony singer Mark Volman. Other…
These Edinburgh pop-rockers formed in 1979 and released a string of singles and one album (A Thin Red Line). They toured extensively, both in their…
In terms of style, musicianship and songwriting ability (if not success) Adelaide’s favourite sons The Twilights were the closest thing Australia had to overseas role…
Privately educated Lynn Annette Ripley was given the nickname ‘Twinkle’ by her father before she was even out of nappies. Lynn was the only female singer…
Formed in New Jersey in 1973 (and originally called Silverstar) Twisted Sister signed to an unknown German label in the 70s, and following a one-off…
Tygers of Pan Tang formed in 1978 in Whitley Bay on Tyneside and became a significant player in the NWOBHM (New Wave Of British Heavy…
Following the breakup of Ducks Deluxe, Sean Tyla formed The Tyla Gang with guitarist Bruce Irvine, bassist Brian “Kid” Turrington and drummer Mike Desmarais, Turrington and…
