What's Love Got to do With it

What's Love Got to Do With It is a concert at the Alexandra Palace Theatre in north London, built around the songs of Tina Turner. The night draws on the repertoire of one of the most successful singers in pop and rock history.

Tina Turner began her career in the 1950s as part of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, performing with her husband Ike Turner, and the duo recorded a run of soul and rhythm and blues records before she left the partnership in the 1970s and went on to a solo career. Her solo hits, including the title song of this evening, made her one of the best-selling female artists of her era.

This concert is a tribute and not a performance by Tina Turner herself, so the songs are heard through other voices and arrangements. The programme follows the familiar sound of her catalogue, from the raw soul of the early Revue years to the stadium-scale pop and rock of her later records.

Alexandra Palace Theatre is a concert venue at Alexandra Palace in north London, a Victorian building set in a park on a hill above the city. The evening suits listeners who know the songs well and want to hear them performed live in London.