Kim Wilde - The Singles Tour

Kim Wilde and Tiffany share a bill on The Singles Tour at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, a concert and performance venue on Sauchiehall Street. Both artists began their careers in the early 1980s.

Kim Wilde is a British singer born in London in 1960, whose music draws on rock, pop and Hi-NRG. Active since 1980, Wilde released the self-titled debut album "Kim Wilde" in 1981 on RAK Records, and the 1981 single "Kids in America" is among the best-known records of the early part of the career.

Tiffany is an American pop singer born in Norwalk, United States, in 1971. Active since 1981, Tiffany released the self-titled debut album "Tiffany" in 1987, and the single "I Think We're Alone Now", a cover of the Tommy James and the Shondells song, was a hit from that period.

The tour takes its title from the singles of the two artists, so the programme is built around well-known songs from their catalogues. Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is a concert and performance venue at 2 Sauchiehall Street, in the city centre, and it hosts a wide range of music and stage productions.