Peter Noone
PMP Network Presents
Peter Noone, frontman for the iconic 60s band Herman's Hermits, reflects on the group's massive success, including their record sales and chart-topping hits. He shares his ongoing passion for performing their classic songs and his appreciation for the music that defined an era.
Peter Noone
About Peter Noone
Peter Noone is an English singer-songwriter who rose to fame as the lead vocalist of Herman's Hermits, one of the most successful pop groups of the 1960s. The band sold over 60 million records worldwide with hits including "I'm Into Something Good," "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," and "I'm Henry VIII, I Am," earning 14 gold singles and 7 gold albums. Before his music career, Noone appeared as a child actor on British television's Coronation Street.
In this interview
- Recalls Herman's Hermits selling 52 million records with 23 top hits worldwide
- Notes the band outsold the Beatles in 1965 and 1966
- Expresses continued enjoyment performing his songs, calling himself lucky in the business
- Says he still likes all his songs and has no regrets
“I'm lucky. I meet these other guys in the business who don't enjoy their music. I still like all my songs.”— Peter Noone, in this interview
Since this interview
Noone won Entertainer of the Year at the 2019 Casino Entertainment Awards. As of January 2023, he hosts a weekly three-hour program on SiriusXM's 60s Gold station. He performed 118 concerts in 2025 and opened a password-protected digital career archive in June 2026.
