Suzi Quatro: Rockin' On!

Suzi Quatro is a living rock legend. The singer, bassist, actress, author, and radio host was born in Detroit in 1950 and began her career early in her family's band, "The Art Quatro Trio." At 14, she played with her sister Patti in the band The Pleasure Seekers, and with her distinctive blend of leather, bass, and unbridled energy, she became one of the first women not just to participate in rock music, but to shape it. In 1973, she scored a worldwide number-one hit with "Can the Can." This was followed by other classics such as "48 Crash," "Devil Gate Drive," and the US duet "Stumblin' In." To date, she has sold over 55 million records.
In addition to her music, Quatro has also enjoyed success as an actress, appearing in the cult series Happy Days and shining in London's West End in Annie Get Your Gun. Since 1999, she has hosted her own radio shows on BBC Radio 2 and has been nominated for the Sony Radio Award, among others. Her versatility is also evident in theatre projects, book publications, the documentary Suzi Q (2019), and collaborations with artists such as KT Tunstall.