The Bluebells

The Bluebells are a Scottish pop band that first gained prominence in the early 1980s with their jangly, melodic sound that fit neatly into the post-punk and indie pop landscape of the time. Hailing from Glasgow, the group is best known for their hit singles “Young at Heart” and “Cath,” both of which showcased their knack for heartfelt lyrics and catchy, guitar-driven melodies. “Young at Heart” famously experienced a resurgence in popularity when it was featured in a UK commercial in the early 1990s, propelling it to the top of the UK Singles Chart in 1993.

Over the years, The Bluebells have continued to be celebrated for their contributions to Scotland’s rich indie music history. With releases like Sisters (recently remastered and expanded) and the archival compilation Exile on Twee Street, the band has seen renewed interest from fans and critics alike. Their recent output, including In the 21st Century and Second, shows the group still has plenty to say, blending nostalgia with contemporary themes in a way that resonates with both longtime listeners and new audiences.

Genres

Jangle Pop

Pop

Indie Pop

Rock

Alternative Rock

Folk Rock

Post-punk

Soft Rock

New Wave

Britpop

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Latest Release

Sisters (Remastered & Expanded)

The Bluebells

Album - 37 Tracks - Released June 27, 2025