The Drifters

The Drifters are a venerated American vocal group whose influence on doo-wop, pop, and rhythm and blues stretches back to their formation in 1953. As pioneers of the doo-wop and soulful pop genres, The Drifters are celebrated for their signature harmonies and era-defining recordings like "(Don't Go) Please Stay" and "(If You Cry) True Love, True Love." Their extensive discography also includes enduring favourites such as "Greatest Hits" and "Save the Last Dance for Me", documents of their remarkable legacy through the decades.

With a legacy that has seen them inducted into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame, The Drifters continue to grace international stages. In April 2027, the group are set to be support acts at The Soul Town Concert at London's O2 Arena, performing alongside a stellar line-up headlined by KOOL & THE GANG, with other icons such as Earth Wind Fire by Al McKay and Sister Sledge also on the bill. These concerts promise an unmissable celebration of timeless soul and R&B, drawing committed fans and new listeners alike to one of live music's most cherished groups.

Fans of classic American vocal groups and aficionados of doo-wop and pop will find The Drifters' ongoing journey as compelling as ever. Stay up to date with The Drifters, and don’t miss the chance to catch their show—follow them and check listings for the latest gigs and tour dates.