Greg Vandike was a pivotal figure in Plymouth's music scene during the late 1960s and 1970s. As a teenager, he played a significant role in the success of The Van Dike Club, a family-run venue that hosted legendary acts like Pink Floyd, T. Rex, and Genesis. Beyond promoting concerts, Greg was a prolific songwriter and performer, recording hundreds of songs and playing in local bands such as Champagne and The Earth. In 1980, he signed contracts with Warner Bros. and Korova, releasing several singles to critical acclaim. Greg's enduring influence continues to resonate in Plymouth's vibrant music culture. ([theboxplymouth.com](https://www.theboxplymouth.com/blog/history/countless-bands-thousands-of-gigs-and-one-family-in-plymouth?utm_source=openai))