Queen of Rock, Tina Turner, will tour again
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Queen of Rock, Tina Turner, will tour again
Tina Turner, like her pal, Cher, has decided to come out of retirement and do another 'final' tour.
Tina Turner plans first tour in eight years
By Ray Waddell
NASHVILLE (Hollywood Reporter) - At the Grammys in February, Beyonce introduced her as "the Queen." In the fall, Tina Turner will take it to her loyal subjects.
The Rock Hall of Famer plans to embark on her first tour in eight years beginning October1 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.
The arena tour will be promoted by AEG Live and will include about three dozen shows in North America, likely to be followed by engagements in Europe and other international dates.
Turner announced the tour at a taping of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" set to air Thursday. She said tickets will go on sale May 12.
Turner's 2000 tour, billed as her last, was the top-grossing jaunt of that year, according to Billboard Boxscore.
It grossed almost $110 million from 89 shows and drew more than 2 million people, averaging more than 24,000 a night in attendance. At the time it was the top-grossing tour ever by a female artist. The record has since been topped by Cher and Madonna.
By Ray Waddell
NASHVILLE (Hollywood Reporter) - At the Grammys in February, Beyonce introduced her as "the Queen." In the fall, Tina Turner will take it to her loyal subjects.
The Rock Hall of Famer plans to embark on her first tour in eight years beginning October1 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.
The arena tour will be promoted by AEG Live and will include about three dozen shows in North America, likely to be followed by engagements in Europe and other international dates.
Turner announced the tour at a taping of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" set to air Thursday. She said tickets will go on sale May 12.
Turner's 2000 tour, billed as her last, was the top-grossing jaunt of that year, according to Billboard Boxscore.
It grossed almost $110 million from 89 shows and drew more than 2 million people, averaging more than 24,000 a night in attendance. At the time it was the top-grossing tour ever by a female artist. The record has since been topped by Cher and Madonna.
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I love Tina and she put on an amazing show when I saw her live in 2000. But, judging from the Grammy performance, does anyone else think she may very well have gotten too old now? I don't know if I want to see her because the 2000 tour was a perfect way to go out, she was still in fantastic shape, she still was full of electricity, judging from the Grammys, I don't know if she can still sustain that.
I hope we get some new music from her
I hope we get some new music from her
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I have to say, if you have the chance to see Tina Turner live, do it! She's AMAZING! I saw her in Kansas City, during her "final" tour, and I couldn't believe how energetic, amazing, and alive she is! She blew me away. She's up there with Madonna, in that she puts on AMAZING shows, with a tremendous amount of energy. If I get the chance, I'd LOVE to see her again!
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seeing her on Oprah, I was wrong about my fears from the mediocre Grammy performance.
She just needed some rehearsing, which she has gotten. On Oprah she looked, moved and acted as if it was still twenty years ago.
She just needed some rehearsing, which she has gotten. On Oprah she looked, moved and acted as if it was still twenty years ago.