Th Express
The Express formed in Sheffield during the 1970s, a group of musicians drawn together by rock and punk influences. They built a reputation playing live shows...
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The Express formed in Sheffield during the 1970s, a group of musicians drawn together by rock and punk influences. They built a reputation playing live shows around the UK, developing a raw, energetic sound that connected with audiences. Their song "I'm On Your Side" became particularly well-known, capturing a spirit of solidarity that resonated with listeners.
In the early 1980s, they signed with a major label and released their debut album, which included "I'm On Your Side." The track gained international attention, becoming something of an anthem. They followed with albums like "No Way Out" in 1983 and "Fight for the Right" in 1985, maintaining a steady output of rock music. Another song, "Missing In The Rain," appears among their notable tracks.
Like many bands of that era, they faced some criticism about their musical approach and dealt with internal tensions. They kept recording and performing, with a live album documented at the Hammersmith venue. Their music from that period remains part of the rock landscape from those years.
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