Well, in a nutshell, Richmond Quartet are an all-male 4-piece vocal harmony group, not a boy band as some may mistakenly refer to them as.

Their tipple is 70’s/80’s disco, funk and soul, with a red herring or two thrown in for good measure.

Influences across the esteemed band members range from the rocky tones of Bon Jovi and Aerosmith, to legendary 80's ballads, with a bus trip up round Motown and a little swing past ye olde funk music, but finally settling on the common grounds of soul and disco.

These holy places in music is where Richmond Quartet healing power resides. Be part of the revolution....

The members of this extraordinary band have had unique paths of their own which form the more in depth analysis of Richmond Quartet’s inevitable autobiography.

Richmond Quartet formed in August 2003. They started off with a set list that made them look more like a terrible 90’s boy band tribute act.

However, when they introduced a few disco numbers into the set, they saw that this was definitely the way forward for them.

Although they loved the old days, they had to end, but they’ve never looked back and have grown in success from then on.

They all have extensive experience singing together in En Masse (pop/soul choir based in Salisbury) on stages like the London Paladium, the Strand Theatre, The Mayflower and the very prestigious local City Hall in their home town of Salisbury. As Richmond Quartet Conclusion, their biggest achievement is having had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Peter Andre (I don’t care what you say, he’s a legend!) at a gig he did in Chichester in 2005.

The women were screaming, and Richmond Quartet were literally beating them off with sticks! Since then the lads have been continually performing for party-mad crowds all round the South, giving wedding and party goers something extra special to take home in their memories. Their style is interactive and full of energy. It’s impossible not to love these guys for reasons that stretch from here to eternity, but to name a few – they sound great, they look great, they are approachable and dynamic, but most of all they never fail to impress!!!

Bottom line is – it’s an experience and not just a gig. Just hand over the reigns and let them heal you with the power of disco!!!

 Review from The Stage

" The young male vocal quartet Richmond Quartet Conclusion have made marked improvements to their act since I last saw them a few weeks ago. Very much immersed in the tradition of American black vocal combos, these guys can really sing, complementing their natural skill with an obvious understanding of harmony. The improvement has come in the extra polish of their verbal interplay which has enhanced their enthusiastic personalities, as well as work having been done on some limited choreography. Good looking, but not cliched pretty boys, there is potential for an act like this to go far "