The song went No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and skyrocketed the group to worldwide fame. Even though the Bay City Rollers were enjoying a career-high, the band couldn’t seem to stick together.

"He was hoping to get it all going again and he was one of the hardest working men in the music industry ... According to McKeown's website, the Bay City Rollers were scheduled to play a string ...

We’ve got a few ideas today, a basic direction,” Wood said. “It’s got to be in keeping with Bay City Rollers music. We can’t go jazzy suddenly or country western feel or blues.

Bay City Rollers released their first song Keep On Dancing in 1971. Bay City Rollers scored two UK Official Singles Chart Number 1s in 1975 with Bye Bye Baby and Give A Little Love, as well as ...

That's the story of rock ‘n’ roll. The invention of boy bands became an industry thanks to the Bay City Rollers,” music journalist and executive Danny Fields once told the BBC. McKeown sang ...

THE Bay City Rollers have had several members over the ... Eric has been writing and recording new music and this summer he's returning to the stage, with performances at the Heart of Hawick ...

Scottish group the Bay City Rollers on the set of their pop television program "Shang-A-Lang," circa 1976. Today's Morning Edition music is from "Saturday Night" by the Bay City Rollers ...

Legendary pop band Bay City Rollers have been announced as the headline act for the highly anticipated Blyth Live Music ...

It’s not so much ‘Bye-Bye Baby’, but a case of hello again boys as the music of the Bay City Rollers is to return to the stage. Rollers Forever, a brand-new musical featuring the songs of ...

Bay City Rollers released their first song Keep On Dancing in 1971. Bay City Rollers scored two UK Official Singles Chart Number 1s in 1975 with Bye Bye Baby and Give A Little Love, as well as ...

Les McKeown, former lead singer for the Bay City Rollers, the group that became a ... ended with an out-of-court settlement with Sony Music in 2016. The Scottish group was seen upon its entrance ...