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Average White Band (AWB) is a premier blue-eyed soul and funk collective formed in London in 1972 by Scottish musicians. They rose to global stardom on Atlantic Records with a string of unmistakable groove-driven hits that blended funk, R&B, and disco influences. With a signature track that became a defining moment of the era, AWB has entertained fans around the world for decades. This page gives you a concise look at their history, landmark albums, award recognition, and upcoming live opportunities to see members or successors perform their enduring classics.

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AWB’s most acclaimed studio albums include AWB (1974), Cut the Cake (1975), and Soul Searching (1976). The band’s infectious horn-driven sound propelled songs like Pick Up the Pieces to US Hot 100 No. 1 in 1975 and earned multiple Grammy nominations across the late 70s and beyond (including connections to Cut the Cake and Sweet and Sour). In December 2024, the band concluded a farewell tour with a final concert in St. Louis, Missouri; they’ve since announced documentary projects and ongoing historical releases via averagewhiteband.com. Stay tuned for forthcoming live dates and venues where you can experience AWB’s enduring legacy in person.

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Follow official updates and connect with the band on their website and social channels: official site averagewhiteband.com, Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter). We’ve included direct links to their official pages and profiles below to help you stay informed and secure your seats for future appearances.

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Quick Facts About Average White Band

  • Genre: blue-eyed soul, funk, R&B, disco influences
  • Signature track: Pick Up the Pieces – US Hot 100 No. 1 (1975) and a major 1970s hit worldwide
  • Grammy nominations: 3 in total, including a 1976 nomination connected to Cut the Cake and a 1979/1989 nomination related to Sweet and Sour
  • Origin: formed in London by Scottish musicians in 1972; achieved global stardom with Atlantic Records
  • Most successful studio albums include AWB (1974), Cut the Cake (1975) and Soul Searching (1976)
  • Farewell tour and final concert concluded December 13, 2024 in St. Louis, Missouri; subsequent documentary projects announced

The records

Average White Band Discography

  • Living in Colour
    2003 · Unknown (original release details not widely documented)
  • Soul Tattoo
    1997 · Unknown
  • Aftershock
    1989 · Track (UK label)
  • Cupid's in Fashion
    1982 · RCA
  • Shine
    1980 · Arista / RCA
  • Feel No Fret
    1979 · RCA (UK) / Atlantic (US)
  • Warmer Communications
    1978 · Atlantic
  • Benny & Us
    1977 · Atlantic
  • Soul Searching
    1976 · Atlantic
  • Cut the Cake
    1975 · Atlantic
  • AWB (The White Album)
    1974 · Atlantic
  • Show Your Hand
    1973 · MCA
  • '50' – A 50th Anniversary Celebration
    2024 · Rhino / Demon Records (reissues and anniversary collection)

The hits

Top Average White Band Songs

  • Pick Up the Pieces
    1974 · US Hot 100: #1
  • Cut the Cake
    1975 · US Hot 100: #10
  • Queen of My Soul
    1976 · US Hot 100: #40
  • A Love of Your Own
    1976 · US Hot 100: #101

AWB’s most acclaimed studio albums include AWB (1974), Cut the Cake (1975), and Soul Searching (1976). The band’s infectious horn-driven sound propelled songs like Pick Up the Pieces to US Hot 100 No. 1 in 1975 and earned multiple Grammy nominations across the late 70s and beyond (including connections to Cut the Cake and Sweet and Sour). In December 2024, the band concluded a farewell tour with a final concert in St. Louis, Missouri; they’ve since announced documentary projects and ongoing historical releases via averagewhiteband.com. Stay tuned for forthcoming live dates and venues where you can experience AWB’s enduring legacy in person.

Follow official updates and connect with the band on their website and social channels: official site averagewhiteband.com, Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter). We’ve included direct links to their official pages and profiles below to help you stay informed and secure your seats for future appearances.

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