The Bluebells were a Scottish indie pop band active from 1981 to 1986, known for their melodic, jangly sound. The group consisted of notable members including Robert Hodgens (Bobby Bluebell) and sisters Clare and Siobhan Grogan. Their most significant contribution to music history is arguably the 1984 single "Young at Heart," which reached number one on UK charts in 1993 after being used in a Volkswagen advertisement. Despite their brief career, The Bluebells have left a lasting impact on the indie pop genre.