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2010 UK AUTUMN TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED
Jools Holland, the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Ruby Turner,
and Louise Marshall will be joined on a 30-date UK Autumn
Tour by acclaimed vocalist, performer and songwriter Alison
Moyet.
The tour will begin in Norwich on Friday 29th October
and end on Wednesday 22nd December in Cheltenham.
Tickets are on sale now. Click here to purchase.
All tickets are priced £32.50 except for the Royal Albert
Hall, which are priced £16.00 to £51.50. Ticket hotline:
0871 231 0831; www.harveygoldsmith.com;
www.seetickets.com;
www.ticketmaster.co.uk;
www.ticketline.co.uk.
Click here for the full list of dates.
  Starting
out with Yazoo, Alison
Moyet quickly went solo
and has attracted legions of fans through her soulful
song writing and interpretations, as well as her West
End appearances, including her depiction of 'Mama' Morton
in Chicago.
Alison, whose Top 10 hits include All Cried Out
and Love Letters, is also the Special Guest for
this year's Summer Tour.
Thirty-four dates have already been announced for this
year's Spring and Summer Tours; the former features concerts
in Japan, Singapore, and New Zealand. Click here
to buy tickets.
AND THE PRESENTER IS...
Jools presented the opening evening of Europe's biggest
live music industry gathering of the year – EuroSonic
Noorderslag – on Thursday 14th January.
Ten European acts received a European Border Breakers
Award during a spectacular TV show recorded at Oosterpoort
Theatre, Groningen, which was broadcast throughout Europe.
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The European Border
Breakers Awards – which are funded by the
EU Culture Programme – highlight the success
of ten debuting European artists in selling albums
and touring outside their home territory.
The prize aims to stimulate the cross-border circulation of
artists' works and to highlight Europe's great musical
diversity. |
Belgian EBBA-winner Milow has been chosen by the European
audience as the most popular breaking artist in Europe
this year.
LATEST PRESS
The 2010 Broadcast Awards were announced at the
Grosvenor House hotel, London, on Wednesday 27th January.
Best Music Programme winner was
Later... Live With Jools Holland. Read about it here.
Click here
to read Jane Warren's interview with Jools, which
appeared in the Daily Express (31/12/09), and
here
to read Maria Fitzpatrick's interview with Jools, which
appeared in The Sunday Telegraph (27/12/09). |
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