Mott the Hoople

Mott The Hoople Live Performance of 'Ready For Love' at Hammersmith Apollo

Hammersmith Apollo
London, United Kingdom

• In March 2009, when Mott the Hoople performed live at the Hammersmith Apollo, they were celebrating their reunion after a lengthy hiatus. This perform... Read Full Description >

  In March 2009, when Mott the Hoople performed live at the Hammersmith Apollo, they were celebrating their reunion after a lengthy hiatus. This performance came nearly 40 years after their initial disbandment in 1974. Prior to the reunion, the band's final studio album, "The Hoople," was released in 1974, showcasing their blend of glam rock and hard rock. Interestingly, despite their split, Mott the Hoople maintained a significant influence on the rock scene, partly due to Ian Hunter's enduring solo career and their cult following. The 2009 concert was part of a special reunion that garnered much excitement and nostalgia, attracting fans eager to witness the band's classic hits performed live once more. This event highlighted their lasting impact on rock music and proved that they still had a vibrant connection with their audience.