A high-energy, concert experience that salutes the most important era of rock ’n’ roll. It’s not a lookalike tribute, not a cover act, but a living, breathing salute to the Rolling Stones and the legendary peers who rose alongside them. It tells the story of how scrappy little bands from London became “The World’s Greatest Rock and Roll Bands” — and how their contemporaries fought, influenced, and inspired them.

Through the British Invasion, the psychedelic revolution, and the dawn of stadium rock. Every transition is tied together with banter, history, and stagecraft that make it more than music. It’s rock theatre.These charming invaders had borrowed (often literally) American rock music and returned it—restyled and refreshed—to a generation largely ignorant of its historical and racial origins. In April 1966 Time magazine effectively raised the white flag with a cover story on “London: The Swinging City.” Peace quickly followed; by the pivotal year 1967 a proliferation of English and American bands were equal partners in one international rock culture.