The Wheels were an influential rock and roll band from Belfast, Northern Ireland, active during the mid-1960s. Their musical style, characterized by a fusion of rhythm and blues and garage rock, was pivotal in defining the mod subculture of the time. Notable members included Brian Rossi and Rod Demick, who went on to have successful music careers post-Wheels. The band's most significant work, "Bad Little Woman", has been covered by various artists, underlining their influence on the rock genre.