Alan McGee

Alan McGee is an influential British music industry figure best known for co-founding Creation Records in 1983, a label that signed notable bands like Oasis and My Bloody Valentine. He played a key role in promoting and shaping the Britpop movement of the 1990s, helping bring alternative and indie rock to mainstream audiences. McGee is recognized for his keen ear for talent and his passionate, energetic approach to discovering and supporting innovative artists. His contributions significantly impacted the UK music scene, making him a prominent figure in the development of contemporary alternative music.