Tutti Frutti

A sharp-witted guitarist and former classmate of Danny, Suzi joins the Majestics and becomes a driving force in the band's evolving dynamic. She navigates an abusive estranged husband, a dentist, and pursues independence and artistic recognition. Her resolve and blunt honesty push the group through turmoil, revealing both vulnerability and grit.

Big Jazza’s younger brother who returns from New York to take on lead singing. He is gregarious yet flawed, with a volatile dynamic with Suzi that fuels both humor and tension. His presence propels the band, even as personal insecurities threaten the lineup.

The Majestics’ devious manager, always scheming to maximize profit and control backstage chaos. His dour demeanor and quick wit make him a memorable foil to the band, embodying the manipulative side of show business. He thrives on power dynamics, often at the expense of others.

A member of the Majestics whose exact role isn’t detailed in the summary, he is part of the touring ensemble and backstage life. He contributes to the band’s dynamic during the final run through Scotland’s circuit, representing the collective effort behind the show.

An ageing rock star known as ‘the iron man of Scottish Rock,’ he cheats on his wife and becomes entangled with a younger girlfriend. His jealousy and reckless behavior escalate tensions within the band and contribute to the show’s darker arcs. He also meets a violent fate in Buckie, a key turning point in the story.

The dour, lippy secretary who teams with Eddie Clockerty to manage the Majestics. She adds sharp-edged humor to the backstage scenes and helps drive the mood of the tour. Her interplay with Clockerty creates a comedic counterpoint to the band’s drama.

The drummer and a brother to the band’s sister-in-law, Bomba provides the steady beat amid chaos. He embodies the rough-edged, loyal member of the crew, grounding the group even as personal dramas swirl around him.

A member of the Majestics whose exact role isn’t spelled out in the summary, contributing to the band’s onstage energy and backstage chatter. He remains part of the ensemble as the tour’s pressures mount.