London rock music tours

Highlights of the London Roick Music Tour include seeing where Jimi Hendrix lived and died, where Freddie Mercury and Queen hung out and Led Zeppelin's HQ.

You will also see sites connected with The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Cream, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, The Clash, Coldplay, Oasis, Mama Cass, Georgie Fame, Elton John, Jimmy Page and the Yardbirds, Cliff Richards, The Sex Pistols, Bowie, The Faces, Bee Gees, The Who and many, many more!

Then there's Bill Wyman's (Stones) "Sticky Fingers" restaurant and a host of famous album covers and recognizable video locations for you to get yourself into the picture.

You can see all the most important Beatles sites such as Paul and Ringo's houses, Apple HQ, EMI Studios, and many more. Have your photograph taken on the famed Abbey Road crossing. It's up to you whether you take your shoes off!

This tour takes you where other walking tours can't.

Visit Chelsea, Kensington, Notting Hill, St John's Wood and Soho. It's a great way to see parts of London that you don't normally see.

- Choice of morning, afternoon or full-day London Rock Music Tour

- Small-group tour restricted to a maximum of 16 people

- See all of London’s famous rock 'n' roll sites

- Visit Abbey Road, Apple HQ, Paul's House, Ringo's House, Jimmy Page's house and much more

- Enjoy personalized attention and hear insider stories about your favorite musicians from your knowledgeable rock guide

Just south of Tottenham Court Road Underground station along the Charing Cross Road after about 150m Denmark Street branches off Charing Cross Road to the left walking south.

Denmark Street is the centre of Britain's modern music industry. The relatively short street and alleyways contain musical instrument shops, recording studios and music publishers. There is a slightly seedy atmosphere, but for the music enthusiast a very interesting part of London.

In number 20 Denmark Street, Elton John worked as an office boy. At the same address Paul Simon failed to sell his catalogue of songs that included later hits like 'Homeward Bound' and the 'Sound of Silence'. At number 4, the Rolling Stones recorded their early albums and Elton John also did early work here.

Explore the alley on your left and you will come across a notice board full of notices from bands looking for extra members as well as some more recording studios.