
Flamin' Groovies
American rock-'n-roll legends Flamin' Groovies mark six decades with a special anniversary show.
Flamin' Groovies are an American rock band from San Francisco, founded in 1965 by Roy Loney and guitarist Cyril Jordan. While the rest of the Bay Area embraced psychedelia, they stuck to raw early rock and roll and British Invasion melody - a deliberate anachronism that earned them a devoted cult following. Their 1976 album "Shake Some Action", produced by Dave Edmunds, is a cornerstone of power pop and has been cited by critics including Greil Marcus as one of the most important rock recordings ever made. Widely regarded as forerunners of punk rock, the band resumed activity in 2013 after more than two decades away.
The band celebrates their 60th anniversary in 2026 and goes on tour to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the album "Shake Some Action".
The European tour in September 2026 takes the band to cities such as Barcelona, Bristol, Leeds, Edinburgh, Nottingham, London and Berlin.
On May 22, 2026, the band played in Los Angeles as part of a series of American shows preceding the European tour.
In September 2017, the band released "Fantastic Plastic", their first studio album in more than twenty years, produced by Cyril Jordan.
Founder and original singer Roy Loney died on December 13, 2019 at the age of 73 in San Francisco.