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Band Bio | Band Members | Album List | Steelhouse Festival Appearances | Overall Review


📍 Steelhouse Appearance: 2016
🎸 Genre: Power Pop / Glam Rock / Brit Rock Revival
🌍 From: London, UK




🎤 Band Bio​


Emerging from the neon-lit underground of '90s glam-punk and power pop, Last Great Dreamers are the glitter-soaked, melody-rich cult heroes of British rock. Think Cheap Trick, The Wildhearts, and Dogs D’Amour rolled into one, wrapped in leopard print and leather jackets.


Their sound is irresistibly catchy with a rough edge, their style drenched in nostalgia, and their live shows a raucous blast of glitter, grit and good times.


Steelhouse gave them a proper platform in 2016 – and it was a match made in retro rock heaven.




👥 Band Members (as of Steelhouse 2016)​


  • 🎤 Marc Valentine – Vocals, Guitar
  • 🎸 Slyder Smith – Lead Guitar, Vocals
  • 🥁 Denley Slade – Drums
  • 🎸 Steve Fielding – Bass

💬 “Vintage swagger with stadium-sized hooks – underdogs with overdrive.”



💿 Album List​


🎩 Retrosexual (1994)​


Their cult classic debut – sleazy, sugary, and infectious.


🎯 Crash Landing in Teenage Heaven (2000)​


A bittersweet mix of power-pop and glam storytelling.


🔥 Transmissions from Oblivion (2016)​


Released the same year as their Steelhouse appearance – tighter, darker, but still dripping in melodic charm.
🎧 Top Tracks: Glitterball Apocalypse, White Light (Black Heart), Ashtray Eyes


🖤 13th Floor Renegades (2018)​


More mature, refined – but still rebellious and hook-laden.




🏔️ Steelhouse Festival Appearance​


💫 2016 – Hidden Gem of the Weekend​


Tucked into a stacked line-up, Last Great Dreamers charmed the crowd with vintage vibes and arena-sized hooks, looking like they'd stepped off a Sunset Strip time machine. It wasn’t the loudest set of the fest – but it had soul, swagger, and sparkling riffs.


“A flash of leopard print, a blast of melody, and a reminder that rock ‘n’ roll doesn’t always need to scream – sometimes it smirks.”



💥 Overall Review​


“The kings of cult glam delivered a feel-good, hook-heavy set with enough charm to win over even the gruffest of metalheads. They may be dreamers – but for 45 minutes on that mountain, we were all believers.”

Forum Rating: ★★★★☆
Most Likely To: Hand you a mirrorball and a heartbreak in the same chorus
Fans Of: The Wildhearts, Dogs D’Amour, Cheap Trick, Hanoi Rocks
 
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