You’ve all been asking. WELL HERE WE GO. Manchester, Southend, Birmingham, London you’re up. We are doing 4 exclusive shows with the Orchestra. October 2022. Tickets available Friday 24th September 2021.https://t.co/4hWOEpih6d

— Tony Hadley (@TheTonyHadley) September 21, 2021

 

 

Tony Hadley MBE is known as the lead vocalist and co-founder of Spandau Ballet who were previously known as The Cut in 1976. Martin Kemp (Bass guitarist and vocals), brother Gary Kemp (Songwriter, guitarist, synthesiser and backing vocals), Steve Norman (Saxophonist and hand drums) and John Keeble (Drums) made up the band lineup.

The band released their debut single “To Cut A Long Story Short “ on October 31st 1980 to rave reviews and went on to top the UK charts with their album True released in 1983. The band’s single also entitled “True” (1983)  topped the charts in the UK Official Singles Chart. The band is also known for popular singles “Gold” (1983), “Only When You Leave” (1984), “I’ll Fly For You” (1984) and “Through The Barricades” (1986) to name a few.

The band went on a 19-year hiatus in 1990 and saw the singer release his solo album The State of Play in 1992. The band reunited for The Reformation Tour in 2009 and the singer announced his departure from the band in 2017 to embark on his solo career once again.

The singer said that he will be performing both his solo material and Spandau Ballet hits during his tour. The singer is set to perform with his The Fabulous TH Band and the four extra tour dates will see him perform in Manchester, Southend, Birmingham and the London Palladium on October 25th 2022.

The singer will now be performing 40 dates during his tour and will perform with a full live orchestra for his four extra dates. The singer’s tour will kick off on March 1st and tickets for the additional four dates are on sale from September 24th. 

See Tony Hadley’s 40th Anniversary 2022 Tour dates below. Tickets are available here

01/03/22 De La Warr Pavilion- Bexhill
02/03 Fairfield Halls- Croydon
04/03 The Swan- High Wycombe
05/03 G Live- Guildford
05/03 BIC Pavilion- Theatre-Bournemouth
08/03 Town Hall- Cheltenham
09/03 St David’s Hall- Cardiff
11/03 Llandudno Venue Cymru Theatre
12/03 Philharmonic- Liverpool
13/03 Victoria Hall- Stoke
15/03 De Montfort Hall- Leicester
16/03 City Hall- Sheffield
18/03 City Hall- Hull
19/03 Victoria Hall- Halifax
20/03 Globe- Stockton
22/03 Perth Concert Hall
23/03 Royal Concert Hall- Glasgow
24/03 Buxton Opera House
05/05 Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall
06/05 Corn Exchange- Cambridge
07/05 Regent Theatre- Ipswich
08/05 Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall
10/05 Assembly Hall- Worthing
11/05 Bath Forum
13/05 Torquay Princess Pavilion
14/05 Guildhall- Portsmouth
15/05 Oxford New Theatre
17/05 Dartford Orchard Theatre
18/05 Northampton Derngate
20/05 Scunthorpe Baths Hall
21/05 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
22/05 York Barbican
24/05 Usher Hall- Edinburgh
25/05 O2 City Hall-Newcastle
26/05 Sands Centre- Carlisle
27/05 Opera House-Blackpool

Extra live Orchestra dates:
21/10 Bridgewater Hall- Manchester
22/10 Southend Cliffs Pavilion
23/10 Symphony Hall- Birmingham
25/10 London Palladium