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Big Star is a landmark name in rock history, born in Memphis in 1971 and celebrated for shaping power-pop with jangly guitars and earnest songwriting. Led by Alex Chilton, Chris Bell, Jody Stephens, and Andy Hummel, the band laid down some of the most influential albums of the era and continues to inspire new generations through archival releases and tribute performances. This artist page brings you a detailed biography, essential discography highlights, and up-to-date information on upcoming Big Star Quintet performances across the United States.

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Documented collaborators

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their sound for the first time, we’ve got you covered with reliable ticket options and a straightforward buying experience. Secure your seats for the next Big Star show and enjoy a timeless insertion of Memphis soul, power pop, and jangly guitar magic.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Big Star’s enduring legacy rests on a small catalog that’s had a massive impact. From the legendary #1 Record (1972) and Radio City (1974) to the enigmatic Third/Sister Lovers (1978), and the 2005 revival in In Space, the band remains a touchstone for fans and musicians alike. The 2009 Keep an Eye on the Sky box set and its Grammy-winning liner notes further cement their cultural footprint. For current activity, the Big Star Quintet continues to perform in venues across the U.S., delivering faithful tributes that honor the original spirit while inviting new listeners to experience their music live. For official updates and archival material, visit bigstarband.com and follow the band’s social channels linked below.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Social links: Facebook, X / Twitter, Instagram, official site: bigstarband.com

The essentials

Quick Facts About Big Star

Formed in Memphis in 1971 by Alex Chilton, Chris Bell, Jody Stephens, and Andy Hummel; later became a touchstone for power-pop and jangly guitars.
Studio albums: #1 Record (1972) and Radio City (1974) are now considered foundational to the genre; Third/Sister Lovers (1978) is widely regarded as a lost masterpiece.
In Space (2005) was the band’s first new studio material since 1978, featuring Chilton and Stephens with The Posies’ Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow.
Keep an Eye on the Sky (Rhino, 2009) is a career-spanning box set; its liner notes (Robert Gordon) won a Grammy Award in 2011.
2025 live activity includes Big Star Quintet performances across the U.S. (e.g., Germantown, TN; Nashville, TN; Minneapolis, MN; Woodstock, NY), continuing the band’s legacy through contemporary tributes.
Official information and social presence are anchored by the band’s site and archival materials (bigstarband.com).

The records

Big Star Discography

In Space
2005 · Rykodisc
Third/Sister Lovers
1978 · PVC
Radio City
1974 · Ardent/Stax
#1 Record
1972 · Ardent/Stax

The hits

Top Big Star Songs

Thirteen
1974 · Did not chart
Don't Lie to Me
1973 · Did not chart
When My Baby's Beside Me
1972 · Did not chart
In the Street
1972 · Did not chart

Big Star’s enduring legacy rests on a small catalog that’s had a massive impact. From the legendary #1 Record (1972) and Radio City (1974) to the enigmatic Third/Sister Lovers (1978), and the 2005 revival in In Space, the band remains a touchstone for fans and musicians alike. The 2009 Keep an Eye on the Sky box set and its Grammy-winning liner notes further cement their cultural footprint. For current activity, the Big Star Quintet continues to perform in venues across the U.S., delivering faithful tributes that honor the original spirit while inviting new listeners to experience their music live. For official updates and archival material, visit bigstarband.com and follow the band’s social channels linked below.