The Waterboys, originating in Edinburgh, Scotland, are known for their dynamic fusion of rock, folk rock, and alternative rock. Formed in 1983 by frontman Mike Scott, their sound is characterised by a unique blend of raw rock energy and poetic lyricism. The group initially gained prominence with critically acclaimed albums such as "This Is the Sea" and "Fisherman's Blues", which include iconic tracks like "The Whole of the Moon". Over the years, the band has seen numerous lineup changes, with Scott remaining the only constant member. Their style and instrumentation have evolved, sometimes influenced by traditional Celtic music. With a career spanning decades, The Waterboys continue to perform and release new material, maintaining a loyal fan base worldwide. They are celebrated for their diverse discography and their ability to blend various musical genres seamlessly.
