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“When we played Donington and you hear 90,000 people go ‘woohooo!’ it’s a great feeling”: How The Quireboys turned a song with no chorus into a classic singalong

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“When we played Donington and you hear 90,000 people go ‘woohooo!’ it’s a great feeling”: How The Quireboys turned a song with no chorus into a classic singalong

The story of The Quireboys’ infectious, rabble-rousing crowd favourite 7 O’Clock

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