Tony Hadley, who was the lead singer of Spandau Ballet and delivered iconic hits including True, Gold, and Through The Barricades, will be performing at The Sunshine Festival in Upton in August.
The 65-year-old is renowned for his powerful, expressive vocals and has enjoyed a successful solo career since leaving the band, while also pursuing stage work and radio presenting.
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Ahead of his performance at Sunshine Festival in Upton on August 30, the singer shared a heartfelt message to fans with the Worcester News.
He said: “Myself and the fabulous TH Band will be playing at the Sunshine Festival – the sun will be shining – It will be a beautiful day.
“There are so many great acts on.
“It is going to be absolutely fabulous.
“I am looking forward to the backstage, which is going to be fantastic, but getting on stage and playing to you guys is going to be brilliant.”
The members of Spandau Ballet. (Image: PA)
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Mr Hadley shared why he left the group earlier this month and whether it was emotionally difficult.
He said: “Not really.
“I just reached the point in 2017 where I knew I couldn’t do it anymore.
“I’ve been a solo artist for much longer than I’ve ever been part of Spandau Ballet.
“I have great musicians around me, I’m working on a new big band album and touring worldwide – I love where I am today.”