The History of The Band

At the start of the new millennium original 70’s Rubettes lead singer Alan Williams reunited with original 70’s Rubettes drummer John Richardson and original 70’s Rubettes bass player Mick Clarke to go out on tour. The audiences were thrilled, the band loved the experience and with Mark Haley on keyboards and guitar the 3 originals continue to perform with great success across Europe to this day.

Since their reformation the 'Rubettes Featuring Alan Williams' have been constantly touring throughout Europe and beyond. They are regular guests on major TV and Radio shows and have appeared at many prestigious venues including Wembley, London Palladium, The Albert Hall and the NEC (in the UK). Koln Arena, Munich Olympic Stadium and Berlin Wald Bunna in Germany; not forgetting Antwerp Sport Palais and the Paris Olympia and Zenith to name but a few. They are also regulars at 70's festivals in Butlins’ and Warners’ centres in the UK and, true to their roots, are equally comfortable appearing at your local club, theatre, sports hall and, on special occasions, in the market square as part of a Town's celebrations.

Featuring a virtually all original line up, the authentic sound and performance of all the Rubettes major hits can't be bettered. The classic 'Gatsby' image of white suits, and the legendary white caps, remains as famous as the original guys that wore them when 'Sugar Baby Love' became a worldwide No. 1 hit. With the same familiar faces and voices of thousands of T.V. and concert appearance the ‘Rubettes featuring Alan Williams’ remain an incredibly popular live attraction worldwide

Rubettes featuring Alan Williams latest tour schedule and upcoming events can be found on Tour info page.

Rubettes - Glam Rock Music - Photos and more from the guys who were actually there in the seventies. Welcome to the pages of the ‘Rubettes featuring Alan Williams’.