“John Coghlan’s Quo take you on a joyous journey of his golden past in one of the most celebrated and much loved rock bands the UK has ever produced. A night of beer- raising, feelgood factor Status Quo classics”
Quote from MetalTalk.netcritic, Mark Taylor

John Coghlan’s Quo: featuring John Coghlan –
Original Quo drummer John Coghlan, with his great band, brings you a night of vintage Quo from the period he performed with Status Quo 1962 –
John Coghlan joined Francis Rossi and Alan Lancaster in their newly-
*Pictures Of Matchstick Men * Ice In the Sun * Down The Dustpipe * In My Chair * Paper Plane * Mean Girl * Caroline * Break The Rules * Down Down * Roll Over Lay Down * Rain * Mystery Song * Wild Side Of Life * Rocking All Over The World * Again And Again * Whatever You Want * Living On An Island * What You’re Proposing *
For Quo fans and critics alike, this time is often regarded as Quo’s “Classic” period.
Since leaving Quo, John has worked with many noted and diverse musicians, in his own Diesel Band; with Partners In Crime; and the ‘Rockers’ featuring Phil Lynott, Roy Wood and Chas Hodges. Other collaborations have included Noel Redding (ex-
In 2013 and 2014, John rejoined Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt and Alan Lancaster for the two sell-
During the late nineties John Coghlan’s Quo was formed and through various line-
John Coghlan’s Quo –
JCQ
Are:

John Coghlan
Drums
© Marc Adams

Rick Chase
Bass, Vocals
© Gerard Rappard

Mick Hughes
Guitars, Vocals
© Francis Nicoll

Pete Mace
Guitar, Vocals
© Owner
Post Gig Quotes:
“Thanks for a fantastic gig in Hull, will definitely be coming to see you guys again soon, I hope! Reminded me of how a Quo gig should be, hot, rocking, bouncing & very loud & of course Quo music played how it should be! Thanks again John & JCQ see you soon”
“Pleeeease return to Hull!!! That crowd was bouncing. The whole band were on top form. Thank you!”
“JCQ at Hull Welly Club –
“My fourth (or is it fifth?!?) JCQ show –
“The crowd helped –
“Thank you JCQ –
“It was soooo good when I got home I was sick! Hardcore.”
“Keep on rocking chaps! SUPERB.”