Award-winning vocalist and songwriter Seal has announced a UK tour on the heels of hugely successful South American and European tours. The tour will support the release of Seal’s chart-topping new album, SOUL, on Warner Bros. Records which has sold more than 2 million albums worldwide since its release in November. It is the best-selling artist’s sixth studio album and was created in partnership with legendary producer David Foster.
SOUL is comprised of twelve soul classics that each evokes their own drama, emotion and romance. Acclaimed by critics and fans worldwide for his tremendous talents as a vocalist, producer David Foster is often quoted as saying “this is the album Seal was born to sing”.
Seal’s live shows have become famous for their impressive production values. This show will be unique for Seal in that it will feature many of his best known hits, alongside songs from the new album SOUL, all packaged within a dramatic and entertaining visual experience.
The London-born singer first emerged from Britain’s house music scene in the early ’90s providing vocals and lyrics for techno artist Adamski’s 1990 hit “Killer.” The Top Ten debut single, “Crazy,” followed and Seal would go on to earn critical acclaim and worldwide commercial success over five albums. Seal’s prodigious vocal gifts — his soaring, husky baritone that has become a signature on such hits as “Prayer for the Dying,” “Kiss From a Rose,” and “Don’t Cry” — amplify the emotion he brings to a song.
The 2009 Spring tour will consist of Seal and his band members: Mark Summerlin (guitar/vocals), Marcus Brown (bass/keys/vocals), Steve Sidelnyk (drums).
To learn more about tour dates, listen to streaming audio, and watch music video clips, please visit his website at www.seal.com.
The UK tour schedule – June 2009:
Monday 22 Birmingham NIA 0844 338 8000
Wednesday 24 Edinburgh Playhouse 0844 4999 990
Friday 26 London Hammersmith HMV Apollo 0844 8444 748
Monday 29 Manchester Apollo 0844 477 7677
Tuesday 30 Bournemouth Intl Centre 0844 576 3000
Tickets are £32.50 / £40.00 Regional and £45.00 / £35.00 / £30.00 for London
Tickets on sale now below.
