

Pre-Release

- 28 MAR 2025
- 11 Songs
- Boys and Girls · 1985
- Essential: Car Classics · 1975
- Let's Stick Together · 1974
- Boys and Girls · 1985
- Another Time, Another Place · 1974
- These Foolish Things · 1973
- Olympia Remixes · 2010
- It's Album Time · 2014
- Street Life: 20 Great Hits · 1986
- More Than This: The Best of Bryan Ferry + Roxy Music · 1995
Essential Albums
- 2018
- 2007
Artist Playlists
- Suave and tasteful rock with occasional swoops into decadence.
Compilations
Appears On
More To Hear
- The Roxy Music savant on his retrospective album.
- Conversation and celebration around 50 years of Roxy Music.
About Bryan Ferry
As Roxy Music’s frontman, Bryan Ferry was an icon of the glam-rock era, bringing bold new visions to rock in the first half of the ’70s. On his own, he doubled down on his debonair image, becoming a genre-border-crossing pop-rock crooner. Born in Sunderland in 1945, Ferry sang for local bands in the ’60s before co-founding Roxy in 1970. Combining pop art, electronic experimentation, ’50s rock ’n’ roll and art rock with an outrageous onstage look that was simultaneously retro and futuristic, the band created something singular, revolutionary and uniquely European. Roxy were a key inspiration to punk and New Wave, but when Ferry started his solo career in the ’70s while still with the band, he pursued a more refined approach, bringing stylishly studied decadence to redefinitions of ’50s rock hits, ’60s R&B classics, pre-boomer balladry and more. After Roxy went out on a high note with 1982’s Avalon, Ferry found fame anew with high-sheen ’80s solo hits like “Slave to Love” and “Don’t Stop the Dance”.
- FROM
- Washington, County Durham, England
- BORN
- 26 September 1945
- GENRE
- Rock