Paul Rodgers to play Royal Albert Hall

Paul Rodgers last toured UK in in 2006, culminated with the recording of his Debut solo DVD 'Live in Glasgow', which charted at #1 in Canada, #2 in Japan, #3 in the US, #4 in the UK and is now certified Gold.

Jason Bonham, drummer from Black Country Communion will be joining Paul announced by him for his upcoming tour, "Jason played with Joe Perry and myself in LA recently and was so hot that I asked him to join us for the UK tour" says Rodgers.

Song from his up and coming solo CD, making it 31 album/CD releases since 1968, plus hits from his expansive back catalogue such as "All Right Now" FREE, "Feel Like Makin' Love" BAD COMPANY, "Satisfaction Guaranteed" THE FIRM will be perform by the singer/songwriter.

Also in the band are the familiar faces of Howard Leese (guitar), Lynn Sorenson (bass) plus some surprise guests.

UK SOLO TOUR
APRIL 2011

15th April - Blackpool Opera House
16th April - Sheffield City Hall
18th April - Newcastle Arena
19th April - Glasgow Clyde Auditorium
21st April - O2 Apollo Manchester
22nd April - Nottingham Royal Centre
24th April - Bournemouth BIC
25th April - Southend Cliffs Pavilion
27th April - London Royal Albert Hall
28th April - Birmingham NIA

Gershwin Returns to Albert Hall with Friedman

The Royal Albert Hall from 9 to 19 June 2011 will be packed up as English National Ballet's Strictly Gershwin is coming back and will feature Olivier Award-winner Maria Friedman.

A sell-out season has been enjoyed in 2008 is returning in a revised production promising “more glitz and glamour than ever before”.

The in-the-round production includes songs from Gershwin’s extensive repertoire including "Rhapsody in Blue", "An American in Paris", "Summertime", "Shall We Dance", "The Man I Love", "Someone to Watch Over Me", "’S Wonderful" and "Strike up the Band".

West End leading lady Maria Friedman will join the band,who starred in The King and I at the Albert Hall in 2009, and award-winning pianist Jonathan Scott.

Royal Ballet principal Tamara Rojo, Stuttgart Ballet’s Friedemann Vogel, Guillaume Côté from the National Ballet of Canada and tap dancers Douglas Mills and Paul Robinson will be featured in each performance.

Beady Eye For Royal Albert Hall

To benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust,Beady Eye has announced to play a one off show at the Royal Albert Hall.

Liam Gallagher's new project Beady Eye are ready to release their debut album, with big hype surrounding the band.

Only a handful of British shows have yet been confirmed, but the group are set to aid the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Due to perform at the Royal Albert Hall on March 25th, Beady Eye will blast through material from their forthcoming album 'Different Gear, Still Speeding'.

Brain May will rock Albert Hall with second performance

After selling out the Royal Albert Hall with their orchestral-rock collaboration,Brain May and Kerry Ellis have described their astonishment.

Matinee performance at the venue has been added due to massive demand announced today by the pair.

The pair will target songs from their album Anthems, released last year and described by May as "a kind of anthemic-orchestral-rock musical-theatre fusion".

May, 63, said Ellis was "at the top of her tree in the musical theatre world", adding that she also had "a great rock voice".

May said of the show: "This is a toe in the water - it's very much an experimental thing. We'll see what the reaction is at the Royal Albert Hall and take it from there."

Matt Goss to play at Royal Albert Hall

A one-off show at London's Royal Albert Hall on October 21 has been confirmed by Matt Goss.

From Caesars Palace in Las Vegas back to the UK,The singer will bring his 'Matt Goss Live' show.

Goss said: "Caesars Palace, Las Vegas is my base camp and is a fantastic window on the world for my show but there really is no place like home.

"Coming back for the Royal Albert Hall show last year was a highlight and I can’t wait bring the party home to London again with some new surprises for everyone - see you there!"

Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 4 and are priced from £37.50 to £65.

Gorbachev to rock at 80th

Mikhail Gorbachev to celebrate his 80th year on March, 30th, 2011,a concert will be held in honour of this event in the Royal Albert Hall.

Mikhail is former USSR president and he also won Noble Prize winner of 1987.A show to celebrate his 80th year London largest concert is decided as a venue.

Following are the names to perform at the show: Bryan Ferry, Katherine Jenkins, Scorpions, Lara Fabian, Melanie C, The London Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Valery Gergiev, Bolshoi and Mariinsky Soloists, Dmitry Hvorostovsky, Andrey Makarevich and Mashina Vremeni, Igor Krutoi, Turetsky Choir and Andrey Gavrilov.

All the VVIP seats have been sold out in honour of the only president of the USSR.Several high-rank officers have confirmed there presence at Royal Albert Hall.

The ticket sales started on November, 1st, 2010. The last box to seat 12 persons will become a separate lot at the Christie's auction. Special biddings will take place on February, 3rd, 2011.

Joe Bonamassa Live From The Royal Albert Hall

When Joe Bonamassa started the gig at Royal Albert Hall in May 2009, he come up with a dream he'd held since first picking up a guitar as a kid in upstate New York.

The sold-out concert - fresh off the release of his #1 album THE BALLAD OF JOHN HENRY - marked Bonamassa's headlining debut at arguably the most prestigious concert venue in the world.

At the Hall, Bonamassa had the added honor of being joined onstage by the legendary Eric Clapton.

The Times of London cited Joe's "searing excellence and showmanship," and Planet Rock said, "The sight of two of the world's best guitarists trading solos was more than a little thrilling."

This twelve camera high definition, surround sound shoot was produced by Bonamassa's longtime collaborator Kevin Shirley.