Rock Tour of Soho: The Beatles, The
Rolling Stones, Queen, Pink Floyd, and Bowie
Tour Overview
Travel back to the ’60s and ’70s and discover the London that changed the history of rock. We’ll explore Soho, following in the footsteps of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Queen, David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, the Sex Pistols, and many other legends.
We’ll visit places where some of the most important bands took their first steps, the spot where Keith Richards auditioned to join the Rolling Stones, the venue where Jimi Hendrix dazzled the royalty of British rock, and the pub where Freddie Mercury used to hang out with other musicians.
We’ll also discover the spot where The Clash conceived “Complete Control,” legendary recording studios, and the alleyway David Bowie chose for the cover of *The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars*.
This isn’t just about visiting famous places—it’s about uncovering the stories, anecdotes, coincidences, and connections that made London one of rock’s greatest capitals.
Music, images, videos, and plenty of rock ’n’ roll throughout the tour.
Important: The tour will not be canceled due to rain.
What's Included
Meeting Point
Dominion Theatre
Customer Reviews
Excellent Tour with an Excellent Guide
An excellent tour led by Marcos, with clear explanations, along with photos, videos, and audio clips—it helped me understand more about the global influence of British rock.
We absolutely loved the experience—Marcos is super nice and knows a ton about music. It was interesting, entertaining, and fun. If you like music, don't think twice.
A must-see tour for anyone who wants to understand and appreciate British pop rock. It’s entertaining, educational, and thorough. If you truly love music, don’t miss the chance to take this tour with Marcos. I highly recommend it.
Highly recommended—Marcos shared stories and rock 'n' roll secrets with us. We walked through the area where The Rolling Stones recorded their first album, saw where Syd Barrett and the Sex Pistols lived, visited the pubs where Jimi Hendrix made his debut, the places where The Who smashed guitars, and the studio where David Bowie recorded his most important works before Abbey Road. Add to that the charm of the neighborhoods you walk through and the audiovisual material that brings the stories to life. Excellent—10 out of 10.