SPANDAU BALLET - Soulboys of The Western World

Soulboys of The Western World

SPANDAU BALLET
‘SOULBOYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD LIVE’
3ARENA
MARCH 3RD

ARENA TOUR 2015 - FIRST TOUR SINCE 2009
*Tickets On Sale Now*

ITV SPECIAL ‘SPANDAU BALLET TRUE GOLD’9PM 14/10
‘THE STORY, THE VERY BEST OF SPANDAU BALLET’OUT NOW
‘SOULBOYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD’ DVD/BLU RAY RELEASED 27/10

ROLLING STONE“When (Steve) Norman stepped up front to blow his scripted sax break in "True," the crowd received it with the kind of shouts and applause New Yorkers always gave Clarence Clemons when he took his thundering-tenor spotlight in Madison Square Garden for Bruce Springsteen's "Jungleland." The ecstasy in the Albert Hall was that kind of loud.”

MARK KERMODE“Despite having never understood the appeal of the New Romantics, I enjoyed the hell out of SOUL BOYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD. Gold!


THE TELEGRAPH **** “When they play live, they have allowed their exceptional songcraft to be revealed. It’s good to have these soul boys back”

THE STANDARD **** “A swagger akin to when their early shows were invitation-only gatherings of London’s trendiest”

THE TIMES **** “Blistering”

Tickets for Spandau Ballet live in 3Arena are priced from €49.65 including booking fee and go on sale this Wednesday (October 15th) at 9am from ticketmaster outlets nationwide.

Hot on the heels of scoring the number 2 grossing film in the country with the critically lauded ‘Soulboys Of The Western World’ Spandau Ballet announce their live return, a twelve-date arena tour for March 2015.
Returning to touring for the first time since their 2009 Reformation tour which saw the band finally reunited, they are once again the hottest band in the UK.

Last week, the band premiered ‘Soulboys Of The Western World’ to a sold out Royal Albert Hall and reunited on stage in the UK for the first time since 2010 performing some of their anthems, which were a soundtrack to a generation. This unique event was beamed by satellite to 100’s of cinemas across the UK and Eire as the band returned to the Royal Albert Hall for the first time since the week True was released in April 1983.

Critics from the UK’s broadsheets to USA’s Rolling Stone were united in their acclaim.