Tony Hadley

Tony Hadley performs live in London at the London Coliseum, a concert with the singer who fronted the British pop group Spandau Ballet.

Tony Hadley is best known as the lead vocalist of Spandau Ballet, the English band formed in Islington in the early 1980s, whose records include the hits "True" and "Gold". Their sound drew on the New Romantic movement and on soul and funk, and Hadley's warm baritone was central to it. Since leaving the group he has pursued a solo career, singing songs from across his catalogue and the wider pop and soul repertoire.

The concert is a solo evening led by Hadley himself, who performs the material associated with his long career in pop. The London Coliseum, on St Martin's Lane in the West End, is a large theatre built in 1904 and known chiefly for opera and ballet, and it hosts concerts and shows throughout the year. The evening will appeal to listeners who followed Spandau Ballet and to those interested in the British pop of the 1980s.