Bath's Rock 'n' Roll History: A Musical Walking Tour

Overview

RocknStroll Through Time Bath’s Hidden Music History unveils a surprising side of this historic city. This walking tour explores Bath's rock and roll heritage, taking you through the same Georgian streets where musical legends once walked.

Forget the classical music for a moment, and discover Bath's electric connection to rock. Hear stories of Eddie Cochran, Fleetwood Mac, Tears for Fears, and Peter Gabriel. See the places where music history was made, from Eddie Cochran’s untimely death at Combe Down in 1960 to Fleetwood Mac’s legendary farewell to Peter Green at Twerton Park in 1970. You might even learn how the Bath Blues Festival inspired the creation of Glastonbury!

An experienced tour guide will lead the way, but food and drinks are not included. This tour shows how Bath's music story is as vibrant as its architecture. It's a can't-miss experience for music lovers visiting Bath.

Sentiment Analysis

Customers rave about this tour's fun mix of music, history, and engaging guides, making it a unique and memorable way to discover Bath.

• Customers loved learning about Bath's music history and its connections to famous artists.

  Many visitors found the tour guides to be knowledgeable, engaging, and entertaining.

  Several reviewers highlighted the tour as a unique and fun way to experience Bath.

  Customers appreciated the personal stories and anecdotes shared by the guides.

• Some customers may not prefer walking tours.

  The tour does not include food or drinks.