Marc Almond and Chris Braide

A concert by Marc Almond and Chris Braide at Cadogan Hall in London, pairing the English singer and co-founder of Soft Cell with the British songwriter and producer Chris Braide.

Marc Almond is an English singer who rose to prominence as one half of Soft Cell, the duo formed with David Ball in 1979, whose version of "Tainted Love" became a major hit in 1981. Almond later pursued a solo career and led Marc and the Mambas, a project that drew on cabaret, torch song and electronic pop.

Chris Braide is a British songwriter and producer. This evening presents the two artists together under the joint title Marc Almond and Chris Braide, so the programme brings Almond's long-standing songwriting and vocal style into contact with Braide's work behind the studio desk and in writing.

The concert takes place at Cadogan Hall, a concert venue at 5 Sloane Terrace in London, and suits listeners who follow Almond's catalogue from Soft Cell onwards.