Joss Stone to play Royal Albert Hall

Joss Stone to play Royal Albert Hall

Joss Stone is to play her first ever headline gig at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

The singer will head to London subsequent summer time to carry out a one-off present on the historic venue for the primary time as a headliner after beforehand showing there a variety of instances through the years.

The present takes place on July 8 with the Ticketmaster pre-sale going stay on November at 10am with the final sale following on December 1 at 10am by way of Ticketmaster.co.uk.

Joss just lately returned to the charts together with her charity single ‘Golden’ which was recorded with the Change + Check choir as a part of a breast most cancers consciousness marketing campaign which is being backed by TV presenter Lorraine Kelly and her present ‘Lorraine’.

The single is devoted Hannah Hawkins, 33, who labored as a producer on ‘Lorraine’ and just lately handed away following a battle with breast most cancers.

Joss beforehand admitted the tune means quite a bit to her as a result of her cousin additionally battled the illness.

Speaking on ‘Lorraine’, she defined: “It’s a wonderful song. It means a lot to me, to all of us. Especially my cousin Jo, who has gone through breast cancer and she’s here today. She’s been the most inspiring person I know.”

‘Lorraine’ producer Helen Addis, who co-founded the Change + Check marketing campaign, added: “It’s a real pinch-me moment and I cannot believe I’m sat on the sofa with this one [Joss].

“What is so highly effective and so golden about it this yr is that we’re doing it in reminiscence of our pricey, darling producer Hannah Hawkins. She misplaced her life per week in the past in the present day to secondary breast most cancers.

“She was a dear friend of ours. We all love her and we’re going to miss her very, very much but we want to dedicate this to her, to Rory her little baby who’s barely nine weeks old and to her husband Tom.”

Proceeds from the only’s downloads will go to breast most cancers charity Future Dreams.

Source: www.perthnow.com.au