About

E-17 was a British boy band formed in the mid-1990s. The group consisted of members Tony Mortimer, John Hendy, Terry Coldwell, and Brian Harvey. They gained popularity with their catchy pop tunes and energetic performances.

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E-17's music often blended pop, R&B, and hip-hop elements, appealing to a wide audience. Their debut single, "House of Love," was a chart-topping hit in the UK, followed by other successful singles like "Each Time," "Betcha Can't Wait," and "Thunder." They released several albums, including their self-titled debut album "Walthamstow" in 1993 and "Steam" in 1994.

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Known for their synchronized dance routines and boy-next-door charm, E-17 enjoyed a devoted fan base during their prime. However, the group faced internal tensions and lineup changes over the years, with Brian Harvey departing in 1997. Despite this, they left a mark on the 1990s music scene with their infectious melodies and youthful energy.