Dr. Feelgood and Eddie & The Hot Rods

Formed on Canvey Island, Essex in the early 1970s, Dr. Feelgood are a live rhythm and blues band known for their raw style. Their album Stupidity hit No. 1 in the UK, with singles like Milk and Alcohol and Roxette earning global success.

Formed in Essex in 1975 by Barrie Masters and Steve Nicol, Eddie and the Hot Rods are a high-energy band that ushered in the UK punk scene. Known for tracks like Teenage Depression and the Top 10 single Do Anything You Wanna Do, they released the album Gasoline Days in 1996. After Masters passed away in 2019, the remaining members returned to the studio with bassist Mic Stoner and lead singer Ian Dipster Dean to record Guardians Of The Legacy.