British Invasion

Description

The British Invasion is characterized by its catchy melodies, harmonized vocals, and a blend of rock and roll with elements of pop. It often features electric guitars, bass, and drums, with influences from American rock and roll and rhythm and blues.

History

The British Invasion refers to the period in the mid-1960s when numerous British rock and pop bands became popular in the United States and worldwide. This movement was spearheaded by bands like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, who brought a fresh sound that captivated American audiences and influenced countless musicians. The phenomenon marked a significant cultural shift and helped to internationalize the rock and pop music scene.