Status Quo Collection

Status Quo POP Group Rick Parfitt and Francis Rossi singing on stage

Status Quo band member Rick Parfitt and his new girlfriend Patty Beedon. 12th July 1985

Status Quo and their new tour bus, which they will use for their world tour End of the Road. Pictured are Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt (seated) with other members of the band. 4th April 1984

Status Quo perform at The Reading Festival on Saturday 25th August 1973. Picture shows Rick Parfitt (left) Alan Lancaster (centre) and Francis Rossi (right)

Status Quo, English rock band, onstage in 1981. Picture shows lead singer Francis Rossi (left) and bass player Alan Lancaster (right)

Rick Parfitt (right) and Francis Rossi (left) of the Status Quo pop group arriving at Heathrow airport from Miami. 19th May 1980

End of the Road party for Status Quo. Quos Rick Parfitt, with Lemmy from Motorhead. 30th June 1984

Rick Parfitt of rock group Status Quo, in concert in Vienna, Austria. 8th May 1986

Francis Rossi from Status Quo, pictured in London. At the time of this picture, Status Quos new single " What You re Proposing" is riding hight in the charts

Status Quo and their new £150 000 coach which they will use for their final world
Status Quo and their new £ 150 000 coach which they will use for their final world tour End of the Road. Pictured are Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt with other members of the band

October Hurricane Poster, 1920 (colour litho)
BAL464788 October Hurricane Poster, 1920 (colour litho) by Deni, Viktor Nikolaevich (1893-1946); Private Collection

Status Quo in concert at the NEC in Birmingham, 11th December 1990. Our Picture Shows... Francis Rossi

Rick Parfitt, lead guitar in the rock group Status Quo, rehearses in the studio. His hearing is now affected because of the kind of music played by the group. 7th November 1974

Rick Parfitt, rhythm guitarist, singer and songwriter in the rock band Status Quo. 27th April 1979

Status Quo, are presented with more Gold and Platinum Discs at The Eurocrest Hotel, Wembley, by TV personality, Pamela Stephenson. Picture taken by Harry Prosser, Daily Mirror, on 26th May 1981

Various musicians at the End of the Road party for Status Quo. 30th June 1984

Rock band Status Quo, 23rd March 1981

The British Beehive, 1867 (litho)
XJF393818 The British Beehive, 1867 (litho) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); Private Collection; (add.info.: cartoon sketched by Cruikshank in 1840 but only published by him in 1867; his pictorial)

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"Status Quo: Rocking the Stage and Breaking Boundaries" Get ready to rock as Rick Parfitt and Francis Rossi of the iconic pop group, Status Quo, take center stage. Their powerful vocals and electrifying performances have captivated audiences worldwide. As they embark on their world tour, Status Quo unveils their new tour bus, a symbol of their success and dedication to bringing their music to fans across the globe. This state-of-the-art vehicle will be their home away from home as they travel from one exhilarating show to another. Rewind back to 1973 when Status Quo made history at The Reading Festival. The crowd roared with excitement as they witnessed an unforgettable performance that would forever cement the band's place in rock 'n' roll history. Fast forward to 1981, where we see lead singer belting out anthems that resonate with generations. His passion for music is evident in every note he sings, captivating audiences night after night. In 1986, Rick Parfitt and Francis Rossi arrive in Vienna for yet another epic concert. The energy radiates off the stage as they effortlessly strum their guitars, leaving fans craving more of that signature Status Quo sound. But it's not all about the music; love also finds its way into this tale of fame and fortune. In 1985, Rick Parfitt introduces his new girlfriend Patty Beedon - a testament that even amidst a whirlwind career, there's always room for romance. Francis Rossi takes us back to London in an iconic snapshot capturing his undeniable charisma. A true rockstar both on and offstage, he embodies everything that makes Status Quo legendary. Their final world tour brings forth a magnificent £150000 coach - a testament to their enduring legacy. It represents years of hard work paying off as they bid farewell with grandeur while continuing to inspire future generations of musicians.