Bee Gees

When you think of the disco era, the Bee Gees are often top of mind. With unmistakable falsettos, lyrics and rhythms, the trio of brothers were a defining group of the time. But the Bee Gees, who formed in 1958, had lots more up their sequined sleeves than funky nightclub jams. As the 1970s four-on-the-floor beats faded, the band shifted to more of a soulful pop sound during the following decades. This ear for musical innovation helped the GRAMMY-winning group continue to chart—and melt hearts—for over 40 years. “Night Fever”, “More Than A Woman”, “Tragedy”—the Bee Gees crafted perfect tracks for strobe-light-soaked Saturday nights. Their music was designed to get people moving and feeling joy. Just try to resist belting out the words to “Stayin’ Alive” during a tough Cycling interval. And between Strength sets might be just the perfect time to bust out the iconic “disco finger” dance move.