Mott the Hoople

Mott the Hoople Live Performance - '2013 Concert DVD' Featuring Iconic Hits

Mott the Hoople - Ballad of Mott the Hoople (Live) at Manchester Apollo

Manchester Apollo
Manchester, UK, United Kingdom

• In the context of the live recording from November 17, 2013, at the Manchester Apollo, Mott the Hoople was revisiting their legacy after a long hiatus... Read Full Description >

  In the context of the live recording from November 17, 2013, at the Manchester Apollo, Mott the Hoople was revisiting their legacy after a long hiatus. By this time, they had reunited for a series of concerts after initially disbanding in 1974, during which they gained significant recognition and influence, particularly noted for their blend of glam rock and classic rock elements. Their previous studio album before the live performance was the critically acclaimed "The Hoople," released in 1974. The reunion concert featured a strong nostalgic element, showcasing their enduring hits, including “All the Young Dudes,” which they initially released in conjunction with David Bowie’s influence on their music. The live recording captures the band's formidable stage presence and the excitement of both longtime fans and a new generation, highlighting how their music has persisted across decades.

Mott the Hoople - Rock and Roll Queen (Live) at Manchester Apollo

Manchester Apollo
Manchester, England, United Kingdom

• Mott the Hoople's performance captured in the live recording from November 17, 2013, at the Manchester Apollo comes during a significant period of the... Read Full Description >

  Mott the Hoople's performance captured in the live recording from November 17, 2013, at the Manchester Apollo comes during a significant period of their career, reflecting their resurgence after a long hiatus. At this time, they had recently reunited in 2013 for a series of concerts to celebrate their 40th anniversary, marking their first live tour in over four decades. Prior to this reunion, the band had released their final studio album, "The Hoople," in 1974, which featured iconic tracks that defined their glam rock legacy. The band gained considerable recognition in the early 1970s, particularly after David Bowie wrote "All the Young Dudes" for them in 1972, propelling them to stardom. Their live shows in 2013 were celebrated for both nostalgia and renewed energy, showcasing classic hits like "Rock and Roll Queen," which exemplifies their raw rock essence and connection to their devoted fan base. This performance serves as a fitting testament to their enduring influence in rock mus

Mott the Hoople - All the Way from Memphis (Live) at Manchester Apollo

Manchester Apollo
Manchester, England, United Kingdom

• Mott the Hoople's live recording of "All the Way from Memphis" at the Manchester Apollo on November 17, 2013, came during a significant revival in the... Read Full Description >

  Mott the Hoople's live recording of "All the Way from Memphis" at the Manchester Apollo on November 17, 2013, came during a significant revival in the band's career. This concert occurred after their reunion in 2009, which marked their first tour in over 30 years. Before this live performance, the band had released "BBC Live" in 2012, a compilation showcasing their classic sound and reflecting their legacy as pioneers of glam rock. The choice of “All the Way from Memphis,” a beloved track from their 1974 album "The Hoople," underscores the band’s connection to their earlier work and the nostalgia felt by fans. Notably, Mott the Hoople gained a resurgence of interest through the influence of David Bowie, who wrote "All the Young Dudes," propelling them to new heights in the early 1970s. This live recording thus symbolizes both a celebration of their past and a successful return to the live music scene.