Albert Hall: Latest News

Cast have announced their forthcoming UK and Ireland tour in celebration of the 30th anniversary of their debut LP ‘All Change’.The Britpop veterans are set to embark on a 15-date run across the UK and Ireland with their first show set to take place on October 29 at the 3Olympia in Dublin. From there, John Power and co will make stops in the likes of Belfast, Nottingham, Oxford, Torquay, Birmingham, Leeds, London, Sheffield and more.

Albert Hall, Chetham's Library, The Stoller Hall, and The Met in Bury, among others.A spokesman for Level said the money would allow the venue to continue providing 'unforgettable clubbing experiences' for the people of Bolton."All of us at Level Nightclub are incredibly grateful to have been accepted for the Culture Recovery Fund," a statement from the club reads."The fund was introduced in August in order to support cultural organisations that were financially stable before Covid-19, but were at imminent risk of failure due to the pandemic."The impact on our business as a result of the pandemic has been catastrophic.

Canadian singer Bryan Adams' Instagram tirade hinting at China stirred up a storm on the internet. The singer was scheduled to play a series of shows at London’s Albert Hall starting on Monday night. However, the Coronavirus outbreak resulted in the 60-year-old's tour being called off. Expressing his displeasure, Bryan Adams took to Instagram and wrote a lengthy caption ranting about China which is considered to be the epicenter of the COVID-19 virus.

Katherine Jenkins will tonight be part of a huge first to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.The Welsh mezzo-soprano will take to The Royal Albert Hall stage, despite the coronavirus lockdown.However, the 39-year-old will perform in the "closed and empty" venue, which can usually hold more than 5,000 guests.The singer spoke out about her big moment in an Instagram upload, in view of her 97,000 followers yesterday.She was seen standing in front of a sunny green space, as she addressed being "isolated" to mark the end the end of World War II.Wearing her blonde tresses down in a loose wave, Katherine looked stunning as she addressed the honour.She teamed gold hoops with a camel, V-neck jumper and a number of delicate necklaces.The

The legendary guitarist was due to hit the road next month