The Sweet personified the Glam Rock era of the 1970s in the UK, showcasing their distinctive glitter and glam makeup. Beyond their iconic visual style, The Sweet also wielded significant influence in the realm of pure rock music. Their timeless hits continue to resonate, and the present lineup, featuring the main man himself, guitarist Andy Scott, consistently leaves audiences clamoring for an encore!
Andy’s 70th birthday bash – “Three Score and Ten” – SWEET in Concert – June 28th, 2019 – (C) Respective owners (Bruno, Eileen, Tanti, Michael, Meurig etc.) I would like to thank everyone who attended my 70th Birthday Bash at Portmeirion and
Paul Manzi is an exceptionally talented vocalist/musician who has been standing in with Sweet recently therefore he was the obvious choice to continue with the high standards that this band has set. Pete will be leaving Sweet after the “Still Got the
Andy Scott and Pete Lincoln were invited to perform on the 10th anniversary tour for Rock Meets Classic for celebrating Sweets 50th anniversary.
On 30th June this year Andy has a milestone birthday – 70!! He would like to share this with you so there will be an informal gig on 28th June somewhere very special in North Wales the country of his birth! The
Sweet were on the German Bravo magazines frontpage several times. All pictures are copyrighted by Bravo.
by David Rose Sweet used to open their shows with this tune which continues straight into Hell Raiser. On some occasions it’s still used – like on the 50th anniversary show 2018 in Berlin. Look out !!!! “The Stripper” is an instrumental
By Dave Ling October 25, 2017 From Little Willy to a six-foot, confetti spewing penis, The Sweet had it all… except for the credibility they craved. Were these critically derided glam tarts really rock gods after all? “We were like four dissipated old whores,
Same Old Brand New, Delicious Records DEL 101, Tracks: Same Old Brand New / Never Trust A Blonde / Ramona / That’s Not Really What Love’s All About / No Justice / Getting By / Just Be true / Something I Can’t Give
Chris Bradford and Andy Scott wrote the song “Famous Last Words” for The Album Manoeuvres, and both are on backing vocals for this particular song.
Chris Bradford and Andy Scott are on backing vocals on the songs “Hands to Heaven” And “If I Fall”. Andy also played guitar on one of the songs on the “All That Jazz” album.
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