The 65-year-old rose to international fame as the lead singer of the new wave group, delivering iconic hits including True, Gold and Through The Barricades.
Mr Hadley is renowned for his powerful, expressive vocals and has enjoyed a successful solo career since leaving the band, whilst also pursuing stage work and radio presenting.
He is a frequent visitor the North East – performing and visiting local pubs and restaurants
Now, the singer has opened up about splitting from Spandau Ballet during a new interview with Blue News.
Mr Hadley was asked what it was like for him to leave the group and whether it was emotionally difficult.
He replied: “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.”
