Together we can rock 'n' roll!

Quo-caine formed in Autumn 2004 from a group of like-minded friends. We all had one thing in common - the love of the mighty Status Quo, so set about rehearsing and building a set list. As the sounds and performances became more authentic we realised there was something special happening.

Quo live epQuo fans are a very loyal bunch, so we were aware that replicating their music would be harshly criticised. We do not attempt to strongly replicate the Quo look – wearing wigs is not for us! However, from an outsider's point of view, our attention to detail looks precise and very authentic. A great deal of time has gone into creating replicas of Francis Rossi's and Rick Parfitt's battered Fender Telecasters. The instruments, along with jeans, white trainers, a waistcoat and a variety of excellent shirts, are instantly recognizeable to any Quo fan!

The recreation of an authentic sound is the most important aspect to Quo-caine. But don't take our for it – come and judge for yourself by checking out our gig list. There is an infectious rock 'n' roll vibe with Quo-caine which is quick to project itself when playing live and we're sure that anyone who attends a show (which lasts at least two hours) will be converted to the power and vastly underated musicianship of the mighty Quo!

See you out there soon!

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More gigs to come

Keep the gigs page bookmarked for more gigs for 2012.



Quo-caine storms The Capitol – check out the new video!

Quo-caine capitol theatre horsham


Quo-caine stormed the Capitol Theatre during 2011. It was an amazing night - thanks to everyone who attended and made it such a special night! Plans are already in place to perform other theatres. Watch this space! Check out amateur footage of 4500 Times here.