Name: David Elliott
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

David moved to Tenerife in the mid-90s as the resort manager for Thomson Holidays, and produced one of the most successful shows at Exit Palace, Legends of Broadway, which even starred Mick Miller every Thursday.
After this he became the owner of Leonardos bar with his family for almost 15 years, the home of the Wild Boyz and several other successful acts.
Unfortunately, David passed away a couple of months ago after a short illness.

Name: Robbie Dominic
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

After several years on the club circuit in the north of England, Robbie moved to Tenerife in 1996 as one half of Slam with Suzy Q.
During this time Robbie not only got known for this and his solo shows, particularly his 80’s show, but also for being one of the most, if not the most popular presenters on Oasis Fm with Robbie on the Rock every Saturday and Sunday morning.
He continued doing both on the circuit for the 25 years before retiring in 2022.

Name: Greg James
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

After having several successful pubs in the north east, Greg and wife Sue opened the Hole In The Wall in the mid-90s, when there was literally nothing else in Parque La Paz.
This bar has become an Irish institution with not only some well-known local acts such as Michael Graham, and of course Fergal Flaherty being residents, but international stars including Daniel O’Donnell, Chris Kamara, and even Cliff Richard making it their home.
Greg was also involved in major fund-raising, particularly with golf tournaments, and there is now an annual tournament every May in his honour.

Name: Terry Rowley
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

Terry is the ex-manager of Dexys Midnight Runners who had a music career that spanned 6 decades. He plays 5 instruments and was in bands with legends such as Roy Wood before joining forces with Steve Powell, to create a comedy duo Two Risky in the mid-80s.
Two Risky moved to Tenerife in 1989 and were resident in bars such as Amanda's and St Eugene's amongst others, before making the Drunk’n Duck their home in 1994 which he co-owns wityh wife Sue (pictured).
Steve passed away in the early 2010s, but Terry continued at the Duck with Mark Skelton, until retiring in 2019 aged 75.

Name: Phil Fletcher
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

Phil moved to Tenerife in the early 90s from Blackpool with Tony Bailey, his partner in the legendary comedy duo, Kracka.
They delighted hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers in bars across the south of the island for more than 20 years, especially at Harlequinns where they were resident with their own unique brand of comedy, music, and who will ever forget those Mick Jagger lips!

Name: Colin Gibb
Inducted: 17th November 2024.

Colin had songs that changed our lives, particularly at parties. Colin joined a band called Black Lace in 1976 and they represented the UK at Eurovision in 1979 finishing 7th.
In 1983 they released a song called Superman which was followed by another called Agadoo, and the rest as they say is history. After numerous tours, TV appearances including Top of The Pops and even Spitting Image, Colin decided to make Tenerife his home and continued to wave the Black Lace flag with Gordon King until retiring in May this year.
Unfortunately Colin passed away shortly after leaving the Agadoo legacy for us to enjoy forever.