Bryan Ferry

Roxy Music's second album For Your Pleasure was released on 23 March, 1973, beginning with "Do The Strand", seen here live on the Old Grey Whistle Test #roxymusic #livemusic #musicvideo

Bryan Ferry released "Taxi" on 22 March, 1993, featuring his takes on classic tracks by Elvis Presley, Screaming Jay Hawkins, and Carol King, amongst others. #bryanferry #onthisday #coversong

"Is Your Love Strong Enough" was released as the title single for the @ridleyscottcg 1985 film Legend starring @tomcruise @officialtimcurry and Mia Sara #bryanferry #davidgilmour #soundtrack

On March 11, 1993, Bryan Ferry appeared on Top Of The Pops for the second time in 3 weeks, performing "I Put A Spell On You", the lead track and single from his forthcoming album Taxi #bryanferry #onthisday #livemusic

On this day in 2007, Bryan Ferry released Dylanesque, reinterpretations of 11 classic @bobdylan songs. The album was recently re-issued on vinyl and CD in November 2025.

At the start of 2025, Bryan Ferry announced his first new album in over a decade, a collaboration with artist and poet Amelia Barratt entitled Loose Talk. The second single "Florist" was released on 28 February.

Between their debut album and For Your Pleasure, Roxy Music released standalone single "Pyjamarama" on this day in 1973. This clip is from one of their many live performances on German music show Muzikladen. #roxymusic #livemusic #onthisday

Roxy Music continued their Avalon world tour in 1983, beginning in Japan in January and February before heading to North America.

Roxy Music released "Jealous Guy", their tribute to @johnlennon in February, 1981. It has become a regular in both Roxy Music's and Bryan Ferry's live shows ever since, including this performance from Live Aid in 1985.

The Bryan Ferry Orchestra's 2 albums 'The Jazz Age' and 'Bitter-Sweet' will be re-issued on CD and vinyl this year as previously announced; due to a supply delay, the new release date for both titles will be 10 April, 2026.

Bryan Ferry's "Kiss and Tell" was released as a single this week in 1988. This live version from the Bête Noire tour of the same year features Luico Hopper, Neil Hubbard, Steve Scales, Andy Newmark, Michelle Cobbs, and Yanick Etienne #bryanferry #onthisday #livemusic

January 1981 saw the television broadcast of the PopRock Live concert that took place the month before in Germany, where Roxy Music shared the bill with Mike Oldfield, Talking Heads, and Dire Straits

"This is Tomorrow", the lead single from In Your Mind, was released on 24 January 1977 #bryanferry #musicvideo #intro

Roxy Music frequently appeared on German music show Muzikladen. On this day in 1974, they performed "Psalm" live.

The Bryan Ferry album re-issues continue into 2026, featuring the two Bryan Ferry Orchestra albums "The Jazz Age" and "Bitter-Sweet" both re-issued on coloured vinyl and CD, out 27 February and available to pre-order now. bryanferry.lnk.to/BitterSweet bryanferry.lnk.to/JazzAge

Wishing you a Happy New Year! 📷 Mathieu Zazzo #bryanferry #newyear2026

Roxy Music's cover of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy" was featured on the year-end New Year's Eve edition of Top of the Pops in 1981 #roxymusic #johnlennon #coversong

The @pfurs have been covering "Pyjamarama" in their live sets on and off since 2010. This audience footage is from their 2023 US tour. #roxymusic #psychedelicfurs #coversong

Canadian synth-rockers Men Without Hats (who supported Roxy Music in Montreal in 1983) later made “Editions of You” a staple of their live set, eventually recording a version for their ‘Best Of’ album Collection #roxymusic #coversong #livemusic

In 2002 @jamiroquaihq threw their hat into the ring with this live version of "Love Is The Drug" from BBC's Re:covered show. #roxymusic #jamiroquai #coversong