Bay City Rollers were more than just a pop band — they were cheeky, plaid-wearing heartthrobs who brought joy and a bit of chaos to the 70s teen scene. With hits like Saturday Night and Bye Bye Baby, they had the looks, the charm, and a whole lot of mischief.
Behind the scenes, they were famously playful. According to Woody, they once smeared melted chocolate into each other’s shoes just to kill time on tour. Another time in Japan, they got kicked out of a hotel for riding bicycles through the fifth-floor hallway.
Fans were everywhere — screaming, chasing, even climbing rooftops to peek into their windows. And while they looked like clean-cut boys next door, rumor had it they dated everyone from studio assistants to stylish moms of teenage fans.
Their style? Legendary. Tartan-trimmed pants became their signature — like the Spice Girls in kilts.
Through all the mayhem, the Bay City Rollers gave the world a glimpse of what boybands were truly made of: catchy tunes, wild backstage antics, and a whole lot of youthful energy that still makes people smile.