
Ten Years After
Legendary British blues rock band Ten Years After takes the stage in Alkmaar.
Ten Years After are a British blues rock band formed in Nottingham in 1966. They rose to international fame after a landmark performance at Woodstock in 1969, and remain best known for the 1971 single 'I'd Love to Change the World'. Guitarist Alvin Lee was long celebrated as one of the fastest players of his generation. Following Lee's death in 2013 and several lineup changes, founding drummer Ric Lee continues to lead a new incarnation of the band.
Ric Lee spoke in an interview with Louder/Classic Rock about the new lineup and the future of Ten Years After.
Chrysalis Records released an extensive three-part deluxe edition of the album Ssssh (1969), including a newly discovered live recording from the Finnish radio archives of the concert in Helsinki on 3 December 1969.
The new lineup released a new recording of 'I'd Love to Change the World'.
Ric Lee presented the new lineup of Ten Years After: guitarist/singer Samuel C. Lees, bassist Craig Fletcher and keyboardist/violist Dave Burgoyne.
The then-current lineup - with founders Chick Churchill and Ric Lee, plus Marcus Bonfanti and Colin Hodgkinson - announced they would split after ten years of working together; their final shows took place in November 2024 in Germany.

Legendary British blues rock band Ten Years After takes the stage in Alkmaar.

The legendary British blues-rock band Ten Years After returns with a fresh line-up led by founder Ric Lee, who performed at Woodstock in 1969.

British blues-rock legends Ten Years After perform at Metropool Enschede with material from their classic catalogue.

Legendary blues rock band Ten Years After plays their classic hits at Poppodium Boerderij.

The legendary blues rock band Ten Years After performs at Poppodium De Bosuil. A classic act from the progressive rock era.